I totally hear you, W! we got sun yesterday for the first time in a couple weeks, thought I lived in Seattle for awhile. Finally got a chance to test a Cheyenne after about 4 months of mx (call me a wuss, but I didn't feel that it was wise to test it while the wx was 200' and a mile for all that time) so I got a chance to take a look at all the water coming our way. At least so far it's good weather to throw sandbags
'56 "C170 and change"
'52 Packard 200
'68 Arctic Cat P12 Panther
"He's a menace to everything in the air. Yes, birds too." - Airplane
I was beginning to worry about 2pm and no Sun yet, but by 3:30 this big bright ball was shinning and by 4:30 I was up in the air. The runway @ PQN is 18/36 we had a light breeze 260 @ 12kts gusting to 14kts was a nice time to practice some x wind T and G's even for a guy with training wheels
I hope other people had a chance to get up and enjoy a little bit of flying too.....sure does the heart good
W.
May there always be and Angel flying with you.
Loyalty above all else except honor.
1942 Stearman 450
1946 Super Champ 7AC
Yep...I flew from Kalispell, MT to Austin, TX today. Not much tailwind...only made about 488 kts.
'53 B-model N146YS SN:25713
50th Anniversary of Flight Model. Winner-Best Original 170B, 100th Anniversary of Flight Convention. An originality nut (mostly) for the right reasons.
Harold
I think George is one of those guys that once the fancy Hawker gets off the ground he punches a button and it flys itself all the way through landing again that's how George keeps up with reading the News
Hey George being your up in my neck of the woods once in a while, drop down the next time you go over would ya, it would be nice to see you....just don't buzz the place too close you will scare my cows!!!!!!
W.
May there always be and Angel flying with you.
Loyalty above all else except honor.
1942 Stearman 450
1946 Super Champ 7AC
W.J.Langholz wrote:.... Hey George being your up in my neck of the woods once in a while, drop down the next time you go over would ya, it would be nice to see you....just don't buzz the place too close you will scare my cows!!!!!!
W.
Would that "pre-churn" the butter?
'53 B-model N146YS SN:25713
50th Anniversary of Flight Model. Winner-Best Original 170B, 100th Anniversary of Flight Convention. An originality nut (mostly) for the right reasons.
We had C5 pilot from Dover AFB talk to our EAA chapter a while back and he told of doing low level work with the C5s where they killed a bunch of cows by scarring them to death. The Air Force apparently paid and decided they could fly higher. Bill K
Several months back a guy came to PQN with his Albatross (what a plane that is) anyway when he left he went up towards my place and did a low level pass down throught the valley and came out the other end.......well one of the neighbor ladies in her 80's heard that loud thing and called it in as a plane going down
Well 4 area fire depts responded they had 6 ambulances dispatched..........not a good deal. I was glad I had gone back to work and not taken a ride with him
May there always be and Angel flying with you.
Loyalty above all else except honor.
1942 Stearman 450
1946 Super Champ 7AC
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