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"How to" or "How NOT to" fly a Super Cub...

Postby beaky » Sun Nov 29, 2009 9:38 am

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Re: "How to" or "How NOT to" fly a Super Cub...

Postby DaveSims » Sun Nov 29, 2009 2:01 pm

I've always been amazed that airplane can take all that abuse.  The hill behind the runway makes that video particularly more dramatic.
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Re: "How to" or "How NOT to" fly a Super Cub...

Postby Fozzer » Mon Nov 30, 2009 7:17 am

BLOODY FANTASTIC!...... [smiley=thumbsup.gif]..... ;D...!

Doesn't that just make you want to wheel your little yellow Cub out of your Hanger and see if you can perform the same Manoeuvres!....(I doubt it!).... ;)... ;D....!

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God knows what sized Engine he has got in that Cub to perform those low-speed climbs!... :o.... ;D... ;D...!
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Re: "How to" or "How NOT to" fly a Super Cub...

Postby Hagar » Mon Nov 30, 2009 7:31 am

God knows what sized Engine he has got in that Cub to perform those low-speed climbs!... :o.... ;D... ;D...!

For the most part this is a stock PA-18A Super Cub. The plane has been lightened about 25 pounds and the engine has gone from 150hp to 181hp. The engine is still the original O-320 but with higher compression pistons, a Leading Edge Exhaust System which added another 13hp by itself, and few other small modifications. The engine now has 181hp.

http://www.franklinairshow.com/History%20Super%20Cub.htm
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Re: "How to" or "How NOT to" fly a Super Cub...

Postby Fozzer » Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:24 am

God knows what sized Engine he has got in that Cub to perform those low-speed climbs!... :o.... ;D... ;D...!

For the most part this is a stock PA-18A Super Cub. The plane has been lightened about 25 pounds and the engine has gone from 150hp to 181hp. The engine is still the original O-320 but with higher compression pistons, a Leading Edge Exhaust System which added another 13hp by itself, and few other small modifications. The engine now has 181hp.

http://www.franklinairshow.com/History%20Super%20Cub.htm


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Re: "How to" or "How NOT to" fly a Super Cub...

Postby Hagar » Mon Nov 30, 2009 9:43 am

God knows what sized Engine he has got in that Cub to perform those low-speed climbs!... :o.... ;D... ;D...!

For the most part this is a stock PA-18A Super Cub. The plane has been lightened about 25 pounds and the engine has gone from 150hp to 181hp. The engine is still the original O-320 but with higher compression pistons, a Leading Edge Exhaust System which added another 13hp by itself, and few other small modifications. The engine now has 181hp.

http://www.franklinairshow.com/History%20Super%20Cub.htm


Ta, Doug... ;)...!

...time to fit my spare Beech Baron 58 exhaust-driven Turbocharger in my Yellow Super Cub.... :)...!

Paul...now where did I put those Spanners?... ::)... ;)... ;D....!

A lot of it is down to energy management. It's surprising what can be done in a glider if you know what you're doing.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnMPNKMZUgA&feature=related
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Re: "How to" or "How NOT to" fly a Super Cub...

Postby The Ruptured Duck » Sun Dec 06, 2009 6:02 pm

The local FSDO used to have a field day everytime the Frankins came to town.  This past airshow here in Wichita I talked to the "head cheese" FAA guy and he said he's given up.  Regardless, Kyle is a great entertainer and showman 8-)
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