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Old August 11th 04, 12:03 PM
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On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 22:13:18 GMT, "mike regish"
wrote:

Ever see the picture of the guy at about 1000' in a Cub, standing on the
wheel and handpropping the thing?


www.pipercubforum.com/handprop.htm

But note that he was following the minimum urged in this thread: he
had a qualified pilot at the controls.

Ordinarily, he did this down low at air shows. He was up high only
because the guy in the other plane had to make a descending pass to
get the photo.

More than one L-4 pilot has had to get out, stand on the landing gear,
and prop his plane while slung from a wire over the side of an LST.


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