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Old February 26th 05, 05:08 PM
Montblack
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("Jay Honeck" wrote)
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I've noticed something about my landings over the last few years, and
wondered if you folks have had the same experience?


For example, right now I'm in a streak of near-perfection. I had
passengers on Wednesday that told me they had never landed so smoothly,
ever. Hell, *I* have never landed so smoothly, ever, as a passenger or a
pilot. I've just been rolling them on, in any wind condition.



Landing Streaks? I thought this was a scary-landings-underwear thread.

Nevermind.


Montblack
Remember to add a touch of power ...equivilant to 3 Mary's in right seat
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Note to self: Turn off yoke mounted GPS upon exiting craft. Doh!



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Old February 27th 05, 06:15 AM
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Montblack wrote:


Landing Streaks? I thought this was a scary-landings-underwear thread.


Ya, I was wondering where this thread was going when I saw the title.
First thought was wondering what the heck Jay was doing to leave streaks
on the runway. :-)

Montblack
Remember to add a touch of power ...equivilant to 3 Mary's in right seat


Easy now...not sure Jay could handle that...heck, I don't know if
anybody could :-)



Note to self: Turn off yoke mounted GPS upon exiting craft. Doh!


Let's not forget the ANR headset (that lacks an auto power off feature).



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Old February 27th 05, 08:50 AM
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("Jack Allison" wrote)
Remember to add a touch of power ...equivilant to 3 Mary's in right seat


Easy now...not sure Jay could handle that...heck, I don't know if anybody
could :-)



Jay flew me over to Muscatine, IA last fall. I was in the front, Mary was in
the back. Jay thought he'd carry a little extra power for landing. It came
down to, how much more would he need with "3" Marys in the right seat?
Whatever he did worked, it was a nice landing.

The return trip had Mary as PIC and me in the back. That girl can flare an
airplane! g


Montblack


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Old February 27th 05, 02:10 PM
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Jay flew me over to Muscatine, IA last fall. I was in the front, Mary was
in the back. Jay thought he'd carry a little extra power for landing. It
came down to, how much more would he need with "3" Marys in the right
seat? Whatever he did worked, it was a nice landing.


Well, I'm not sure I'd call that one of my better landings.

That was my first experience with a very forward CG, and we *could* still
use the plane afterwards -- so I suppose it was okay!

:-)
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Old February 27th 05, 07:32 PM
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("Jay Honeck" wrote)
Well, I'm not sure I'd call that one of my better landings.

That was my first experience with a very forward CG, and we *could* still
use the plane afterwards -- so I suppose it was okay!



There *were* some looks exchanged between you and Mary, after which you both
went out and ran your hands over the prop tips, and then I was bannished to
the back seat, but other than that I thought it was a great landing! g

Meal was good too.


Montblack


 




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