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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Paul Taylor on April 18, 2012, 05:05:18 PM
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Jim Lynch, Barry Turner and I poured our pad today. Note the wire mesh. <=
It is going to be great to fly and not think about what you are stepping on. Clumps of grass or a fire ant mound. j1
I need to just focus on flying the plane.
AP^
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One more photo
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Dang Paul, that's some state-of-the-art equipment right there! LL~ LL~ LL~ LL~ ;D
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Yea, I wanted the new looking Black and White one but the guy said my hitch was not big enough.
Guess size does matter??? HB~> LL~ Z@@ZZZ
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It is going to be great to fly and not think about what you are stepping on. Clumps of grass or a fire ant mound. j1
How about stepping off the edge?
Looks like an ankle twister waiting to happen!
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Yea, I know. We are on a old land field and can not break the ground. So we are going to put dirt up around the sides. Kind of build it up like a Baseball pitchers mound. And over time it will settle in.
I would say in two years we will have to weed eat the grass off of it.
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If it is a little bit raised at the pilot position it will save some planes that might otherwise graze the ground in too low maneuvers.
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If it is a little bit raised at the pilot position it will save some planes that might otherwise graze the ground in too low maneuvers.
You could always put your pilots pad right on the top of a hill... LL~...that way you can do stunts way below the horizontal! :##
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Wing-unders?
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Kreth one of my flying buddies told me of a story that they use to fly and one side of the was down hill. He said they learned how to stunt on the down hill side of the circle. Makes a lot of sense to learn this way.
;D
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Barry sent me this pic.