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  1. Student Pilot
    Open cockpits are a different experience, you feel to be more in tune, in contact with true flying. As long as it's not too cold!!! Thruster would be my choice for a fun aircraft, Drifter also good. Low (relatively) cost basic flying at it's best.
  2. Student Pilot
    I have had aileron and rudder flutter at different times, it is very violent and unmistakable. The aileron problem was out of weight tolerance and the rudder was rudder trim unconnected. Gets your attention.
  3. Student Pilot
    Wasting your time and money, CASA listens to nobody
  4. Student Pilot
    The main reason for shrinking airports is privatisation leading to greed
  5. Student Pilot
    At least you can go for a fly when you want, flying for the general population isn't a reality anymore in Australia.
  6. Student Pilot
    Don't like your tone there chap. I am not big noting or bragging, stating a fact I do not use a complicated flight plan, usually just a track. I am not trying to discourage flight plans or people from learning. I do see a trend for over top complicated planning, a basic plan and weather from somewhere is all that's needed. Most RAA aircraft are basic, the idea of basic flying is appealing. If I wanted to do complicated flight planning I would have flown airlines or charter, I fly because I like flying.
  7. Student Pilot
    Air Tractors mainly, right up to the 802
  8. Student Pilot
    Yes, usually the only occupant. Flights destination is fluid at times, dependant on a few things.
  9. Student Pilot
    I fly all sorts of distances, local to across large countries.
  10. Student Pilot
    Haven't done a flight plan in years, leave a flight note or make sure somebody knows where I'm going. Do all you blokes put a road plan in when you go driving? Do you use a road tracker/recorder when driving? A car could disappear on any of the main roads and not be found for weeks or longer. Do any of you check/get weather for driving?
  11. Student Pilot
    I use OZR in other countries, I use the basic Nav function. Apart from radio frequencies it has everything I need.
  12. Student Pilot
    No change in pitch with power changes?
  13. Student Pilot
    Shorts made something like similar but that one looks French with that powerplant.
  14. Student Pilot
    Flightplan? What is this plan of which you speak? 😆 I hve put probaly hlf a dozen flightplans in, I would have no idea how to go about it now
  15. Student Pilot
    Have to be a Saab
  16. Student Pilot
    At a guess 50K+
  17. Student Pilot
    As with most armchair flying people are overthinking it. Engines stops pick a spot landing into wind if you can, the lower you are the less time to overthink it.
  18. Student Pilot
    Got bored after 37 seconds. I'm sure he has a very plausible theory if I had watched it long enough. With my limited brain capacity and boredom threshold I can't watch it vey long. How does he define final? His approach in the first 37 seconds he turns onto his landing heading just before he touches down. When I'm landing short on a bush strip I fly a curved approach straightening up just before flaring.
  19. Student Pilot
    It's not a development for aviation, just commerce. The restriction of aviation continues.
  20. Student Pilot
    Obvious they are the original pistons, I think they might have had geared props? The augmenter tubes were very noisy.
  21. Student Pilot
    German engineers knew a thing or two.
  22. Student Pilot
    Sabre?
  23. Student Pilot
    Unfortunately no aircraft nor the likelihood of being able to afford any 😕I'll just have to learn flying somebody else's 😁
  24. Student Pilot
    I'm sure I could talk you into a fly in a 150 Captain Gazza......😜
  25. Student Pilot
    Didn't watch the vid, internet too slow. I'm sure this has been covered here before. I am very hesitant of ditching, I do work in some remote areas with quite a bit of water, maybe 50%. I would always go for the timber, the water here is usually below 10C. Combine that with an inverted aircraft and maybe some injuries and cockpit egress difficultly because of impact damage and it narrows your chances considerably.
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