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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Nickbat on 01 May 2011, 21:02:04
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...that's been in military storage for 10 years, take it up, then find out it's more than a bit uncontrollable.
A Dutch roll, I think it's called. :-?
How they got it landed remains a mystery. :o :o :o
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mM9UM33EKqY&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL[/media]
This video is "on finals". There are three in the set, but the touchdown and flare is sadly missing due to being out of the camerman's sight. :(
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Bet he filled his kecks on that one!
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:o The 'wrong stuff' was definitely loose in there! :o
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Far Canal. 8-)
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Definately more skid marks from the aircrew than the aircraft made on landing I suspect! :o The strain on that airframe must have been pretty impressive too! Full marks to them for getting it down, hopefully in one piece :y
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not sure about the skid marks,my ass would have clenched too tight to worry about them :D
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not sure about the skid marks,my ass would have clenched too tight to worry about them :D
:o Mine would have been alternating between the size of a sixpence and a manhole cover. :D
I guess it was a case of either skill and/or luck in timing the touchdown to when things were pointing in roughly the right direction. Fair doos to them.
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not sure about the skid marks,my ass would have clenched too tight to worry about them :D
:o Mine would have been alternating between the size of a sixpence and a manhole cover. :D
I guess it was a case of either skill and/or luck in timing the touchdown to when things were pointing in roughly the right direction. Fair doos to them.
Yes, indeed. The general concensus of comments by aviators agree it took some real skill to get that thing down in one piece. :y
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A stunt plane pilot had engine trouble while practising above where I work on Thursday. According to eyewitnesses he tried very hard to bring it in to land, but unfortunately he clipped some trees and flipped into a lake about 200 yards away.
He and his passenger were still in the plane at the bottom of the lake when the emergency services arrived. :(
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A stunt plane pilot had engine trouble while practising above where I work on Thursday. According to eyewitnesses he tried very hard to bring it in to land, but unfortunately he clipped some trees and flipped into a lake about 200 yards away.
He and his passenger were still in the plane at the bottom of the lake when the emergency services arrived. :(
It all goes to show just how fragile our hold on life really is Albs, I hope the poor sods went quick & clean :'(
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A stunt plane pilot had engine trouble while practising above where I work on Thursday. According to eyewitnesses he tried very hard to bring it in to land, but unfortunately he clipped some trees and flipped into a lake about 200 yards away.
He and his passenger were still in the plane at the bottom of the lake when the emergency services arrived. :(
It all goes to show just how fragile our hold on life really is Albs, I hope the poor sods went quick & clean :'(
clean certainly.