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Yup, did the ditch too. But I was too busy to take more screens.




Part I

Thanks for looking.

[font=Comic Sans MS][color=#0000ff]Very very nice shots L.T.

Wonderful shots Larry...well done...

One question if you have the time....

Are you planning on applying for a bugsmasher float flying bush pilot's job this summer in Alaska?

I don't think Greg or Chuck would mind if you used them as character references, I am afraid if you used me you would end up being tied to a tree...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

Wow.....great shots Larry 8-)
That ditch looks like a reral nail-biter

[quote][font=Comic Sans MS][color=#0000ff]Very very nice shots L.T.

Wonderful shots Larry...well done...

One question if you have the time....

Are you planning on applying for a bugsmasher float flying bush pilot's job this summer in Alaska?

I don't think Greg or Chuck would mind if you used them as character references, I am afraid if you used me you would end up being tied to a tree...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

Thanks Doug.
Only if it's simulated.
Character references? Does that mean they would tell what a character I am?

Wow.....great shots Larry 8-)
That ditch looks like a reral nail-biter

Thanks Chuck.

It wasn't that bad at all. I just don't have enough hands to take screen shots, as my water rudder is on the throttle button I have mapped to elevator trim. Forward is up, backward is down, and down is water rudder.

I have to wait for just the right moment to put the water rudder down and hit the other rudder to slow down without tipping over. I'm not sure it is a technique that would work in the real world. Doug could probably tell us.

Remember how you used to hit the brakes and turn on your bike to slide to a stop? Same principle.

Hi Larry...

Take a look at this Link...

http://www.fortlangleyair.com/docs/Basi ... Skills.pdf

There is some good information there.

One of the reasons the DeHavilland of Canada DHC-3 Otter is so successful is this:

Thanks Doug.

There is some great information there. I'm too tired to read it all right now, so I saved them both. I did read some of the first link before my eyes started crossing. I especially appreciated this line:

"A rough water take-off can turn into a series of bounces from wave to wave. They are typically not very pretty."

Wonderful shots Larry...well done...

One question if you have the time....

Are you planning on applying for a bugsmasher float flying bush pilot's job this summer in Alaska?

I don't think Greg or Chuck would mind if you used them as character references, I am afraid if you used me you would end up being tied to a tree...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

Thanks Doug.
Only if it's simulated.
Character references? Does that mean they would tell what a character I am?

[font=Comic Sans MS][color=#000000]Thanks for the links and the info Doug. Saved them too as reference

Wonderful shots Larry...well done...

One question if you have the time....

Are you planning on applying for a bugsmasher float flying bush pilot's job this summer in Alaska?

I don't think Greg or Chuck would mind if you used them as character references, I am afraid if you used me you would end up being tied to a tree...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

Thanks Doug.
Only if it's simulated.
Character references? Does that mean they would tell what a character I am?