Once you get the hang of them it's great. I think of it as "pit road"

I left ~ARR! a note in speedsters thread :D

have a feeling I may regret this :sm0:

In my sig, the preregistration form link in in there. Helps to have this done, if any of you are doing the Autocross!! Hoping you guys can help me spread the word!

Would this be a Spam post?

i found out the story on this pic today...
some guys checking the fuel transfer system on the ground & got a little too much moved to the rear :bolt:

yeah, i hate this system here in abilene. i missed my 1/2mi prior exit too many times, so i just stay on the access roads. :rolleyes:

WoW... I can just see him going around in circles... :laugh:

Yup... as I mentioned earlier, it's happened more than once... Not sure if that pic is Dyess, but it did happen there once.

i'm pretty sure that one's ellsworth, but yeah, it's happened more than once :yikes:

Awwwww you Silly Fixed wingers :wub:

To Fly is Heavenly....

BUT

To HOVER is Divine :headbang:

That's why we have these now...:D

OOOOHH yeah.... those are cute... but when was the last time one of thoooose did a one wheeled landing on an edge of a cliff to save someones life..... ;)

http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e2...ForcesUH60.jpg

It already flew through, cleared out the enemy so the life could be saved... Team work..:drinking:

:facepalm: Rotorheads...

It was an attempt to do a full landing but the earth was repelling the vibrations...
Chris and I have been over this before... Ten thousand loose parts flying in close formation is not an aircraft...
















































Actually, Having worked on helicopters as a medic and flying on them to work all the time, I'm simply amazed what they can do in the hands of a competent and skilled pilot...

:headbang: :respekt:

:laugh: Helicopters: Defying the laws of physics before it was cool. :cool:

This is a very critical point... :character0182: <--- Pilot :yikes:<--- Crewman/me/chris

Fixed for you... I took the controls of a Bocal <<, not sure of the spelling... for close to an hour one time... level straight flight at the time. i was the last one left on a crew change and they couldnt carry everyone on the big bird, so they sent this thing out... For all I know it was on autopilot, and I was just mimicking the AP... :iono:

saw a couple sitting at Eglin when i was checking out the AF variants a couple months ago. at least ours are already flying...

wait... didn't you spend your career jumping out of perfectly good aircraft?



or were you the one who had to push scaredy-cat Chris out? :laugh:

it still had to be fun though, right?