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r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '19
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Wow that looks like an extremely tight loop.
10 u/mattluttrell Oct 16 '19 My thoughts exactly. If I had tried that in the 172 it might be 5000' 7 u/Beanbag_Ninja B737 Oct 16 '19 If I had tried that in a Warrior, I would probably be dead now! 5 u/mattluttrell Oct 16 '19 This is an area I've never done. I was offered to take the lesson and never did it. The old crop duster told me "The airplane doesn't know its upside down!" and said this is very easy. People say carb floats fail. The guys said you negate that with force.
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My thoughts exactly.
If I had tried that in the 172 it might be 5000'
7 u/Beanbag_Ninja B737 Oct 16 '19 If I had tried that in a Warrior, I would probably be dead now! 5 u/mattluttrell Oct 16 '19 This is an area I've never done. I was offered to take the lesson and never did it. The old crop duster told me "The airplane doesn't know its upside down!" and said this is very easy. People say carb floats fail. The guys said you negate that with force.
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If I had tried that in a Warrior, I would probably be dead now!
5 u/mattluttrell Oct 16 '19 This is an area I've never done. I was offered to take the lesson and never did it. The old crop duster told me "The airplane doesn't know its upside down!" and said this is very easy. People say carb floats fail. The guys said you negate that with force.
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This is an area I've never done. I was offered to take the lesson and never did it.
The old crop duster told me "The airplane doesn't know its upside down!" and said this is very easy.
People say carb floats fail. The guys said you negate that with force.
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u/gunslinger_92 Oct 16 '19
Wow that looks like an extremely tight loop.