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Just heard a rumour that Skip will be at Avalon next year. Mark Jefferies announced that he will be here with his Extra.

I realy like Mark. Jefferies I watched him climb to altitiude in a Yak 50 at Wanaka in 1998.Rolling off the top of loops in a Yak 50.It was fantastic. I even met him in england a few months later. Little Granstead airfield. Top Bloke.
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Unfortunately nobody's making the low cost fully aerobatic ultralight amphibian bush plane I want.....

 

The quote above was part of a post on another forum.... But sums up what I was thinking also!!! LOL

 

http://www.homebuiltairplanes.com/forums/light-stuff-area/4859-new-design-project-aerobatic-ultralight-biplane.html

 

 

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People are amazed to hear I'm scared of heights, quite happy in a drifter ,or any aircraft ,but put me on the roof of my house and it's not pretty!

I like to be inside when there is flying to be done....none of this Drifter sitting out in the breeze for me, thanks.

 

Ruins the hairdo!

 

Kaz

 

 

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I'm similar to MM2. The drifter doesn't bother me and it is just the best easily available plane for vision from the front seat.

 

I know some pilots who can't stand the feeling of having little under them. I hate being close to a full height window or the edge of a roof.

 

Looking at the ground from FL 370 is just like looking at a carpet.

 

Flying in a DH 82 inverted and hanging in the straps with no canopy there, is DIFFERENT, and I never got quite comfortable with it, but you just do it anyway. Nev

 

 

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