The "last light flight" at home.
Stutterheim, South Africa. Very Nice!
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The "last light flight" at home.
Stutterheim, South Africa. Very Nice!
Re: Where I Fly.
Pilot4life asked:
Having spent quite a bit of time fighting fire in AZ and NM I made a WAG then looked on google earth to confirm it is Sedona.From a while back, but can anyone name this airport?
Tom Jones
Classic 4 builder
Re: Where I Fly.
Very good TJ....MORE TO COME as my adventures continue!
Chris Holaday
Looking at the Model 5 or newer for size!
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A few weeks ago I spent some time with with Paul at Stick and Rudder Aviation and I have to say this is the best training and flying I have ever experienced. I learned quite a lot in the 10 hours we spent in 724KA. One morning we flew over to Homedale to meet everyone at Kitfox and see the operation. Most of all I got to see the capability of the Model Seven in a lot of environments. Made a lot of take off's and landings during the time. Now I need to decide which configuration I want to start with on my Seven tail-wheel or Tricycle. Here is a link to some video on my flights if you are interested. Just want to say if you get the chance it's is worth the trip.
http://youtu.be/RbckhFJLjX8
Marv
Building 7 SS
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Tail wheel Marv, tail wheel
Flying a series 4 speedster
Rotax 912uls whirlwind 75”
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I just landed in Santa Fe. I had my Kitfox Coverted from a TriGear to a Tail Dragger. I landed in Cortez Colorado, and Santa Fe, some pretty bad cross winds but safely got it on the ground. Cortez had a 15 mph gusting to 22 cross wind directly across the Runway. The landing was rough, the take off was downright ugly.
Paul Zimmermann
LSRM-A
Garland, Texas
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Sky Steve's and Paul Z's planes at Ogden Utah. Ho, Ho, Ho, Christmas is coming.
Paul Zimmermann
LSRM-A
Garland, Texas
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