Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
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Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
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Note the elevator position - it must have been left that way with the seatbelt over it.
Note the elevator position - it must have been left that way with the seatbelt over it.
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Re: Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
shame it wasn't on a conveyor belt
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Re: Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
we need like or +1 buttons in here! hahaha
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Re: Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
I used to do this in MSFS 4 or 5. Drop the plane on the runway with a custom wind set to 300 knots or so and make the plane just lift off. Crazy to see it happen in real life!
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Re: Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
Wow, that is a whoops.
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Re: Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
I'd hate to see the landing of that one....
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Re: Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
Why would they leave the elevator in that position?? Leaving it at that angle will only increase lift!smithcorp wrote:http://wimp.com/parkedaircraft/
Note the elevator position - it must have been left that way with the seatbelt over it.
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Re: Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
w00dsy wrote:shame it wasn't on a conveyor belt
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Re: Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
You're right, stupid thing to do, but I can't think how else they might have parked it with full up elevator.Rots wrote:Why would they leave the elevator in that position?? Leaving it at that angle will only increase lift!smithcorp wrote:http://wimp.com/parkedaircraft/
Note the elevator position - it must have been left that way with the seatbelt over it.
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Re: Tie-downs are a good idea at windy airports
сначала мы убиваем американского лося и белку.
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