To right, I know an Aussie photographer who lives in Arizona now, he flew slicks in vietnam and had to do that at least once that I know of.
Slightly off topic but he volenteered to try one of the first slicks fitted with a big bunch of rocket racks. The idea was to pull the trigger and a rocket from each rack would launch. He pulled the trigger and all (I dont remember the exact number) the rockets launched at once, the chopper bucked backwards and crashed, he lost his front teeth on the cyclic.
In September me and the wife are heading to halifax in canada to the airshow there, also going to the smithodian in DC. Luckily shes a wing nut to.
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
Here's an easy to use identification chart...![]()
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
Nah, was born cross-eyed which means sort of monoccular/stigmatism or whatever they call it. Doesn't actually mean shit as I ski raced, ralled & raced cars and of course flew. (we don't mention falling off bikes all the time) So perception of depth/speed is not an issue but they do get precious and antsy about that stuff because its hard for them to understand
The ppl medical is not so probing in that area ad Idecided I ddin't want to try for the class1, get turned down and be told I couldn't fly at all! Better to not go there![]()
Just renewing my class 1 medical at the mo. Had a slight hiccup with the ECG. Cardiologist says fine, Nuclear medicine cardiologist says ok. Almost $2000 later and I am waiting with baited breath. Hope to find out in the next day or two if all of these normal tests are acceptable. The stress alone waiting is killing me!
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
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