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Here is a video that I did for the Jet Rally we had this past weekend at our club. It was for a member that had past away. We had this in the works a couple of year ago before he past on, but then never did. So this year we thought we would do it. It turned out great with 3 days of flying and awesome weather with fun, food and fellowship.This jet rally was for and in honor of our late friend Mike Saleeby. There were pilots from SC, VA, FL and of course NC. I only was able to do a couple of vi...Still Learning:DComment
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Here was another video that I made from a fly-in a couple of weeks ago from a another flying field not to far from our club. Please bear with me! Maybe I'll get the hang of this video thing. I'm still learning more on how to edit and use this software.ECRC is in LaGrange, NC. This was on June 2 2018. As you can see there were many awesome planes with some awesome pilots. Good food, fun and fellowship. Ther...Still Learning:DComment
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Shared this on the Dynam Waco topic, but it fits here, too. Views of the SAGE field during the Waco's maiden flight.
Highlights from the maiden flight of my Dynam Waco, "Air Hooterville." The custom decoration scheme was inspired by the late 1960s TV series, "Green Acres," ...Comment
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Rainy Sunday so finished my TechOne Sbach today and went out front for a few maiden flights!
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Another yellow Waco got a maiden flight in Phoenix - a Great Planes ARF. He got it up and down safely but had a minor oops on landing. Broke the prop and scuffed the chin and wheel pants but nothing major.
Didn’t get a pic, but glad you also had success. Nice clever and amusing little bird.Comment
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Looking forward to my next chance to fly it, too. As I commented in another thread, it's a lot more responsive to the controls than either the Calypso or the Sensei, evidenced by the loop and roll in the video. I need to order a second battery, too. That Waco is just too nice to haul out to the flying field for one flight each trip.Comment
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A box full of batteries is a must and a way to charge them. Luckly, our club now has power. We use to have to charge them with a DC charger. I usually get in about 10 or more flights total when I go out to the field with all of my planes.Looking forward to my next chance to fly it, too. As I commented in another thread, it's a lot more responsive to the controls than either the Calypso or the Sensei, evidenced by the loop and roll in the video. I need to order a second battery, too. That Waco is just too nice to haul out to the flying field for one flight each trip.Still Learning:DComment
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Those are nice when I was stationed in Virginia, the field there also used that system. Just where I fly now it's not a AMA field but just a field the school is allowing us to use for flying so building a permanent system is out of the question for us as it stands. If we actually get a sanctioned field, that is plan number one.Comment
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The SAGE field doesn't have power. I would be more likely to take along my camping solar panel, were I going to charge batteries at the field. This time of year, though, nobody stays out there long enough to recharge batteries. We get our flying in early, and then leave before the sun gets too high and the heat gets oppressive.Comment
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I do have a generator I can fire up and hook to my trailer and I do have lights and a AC to cool it down. At the moment our club is fixing to close in a section of our shelter and make a club house. After that the plan is to put a observation deck on top of the shelter. I think that'll be cool and neat especially for spectators.Still Learning:DComment
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