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  1. DougW

    DougW Member
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    Old saying. What could be more fun than doing this? :biggrin5:
     

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  2. cooperSml

    cooperSml New Member

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    This is more fun

    Sorry to say but this is more fun

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS1L8zz-OUc]Mini Cooper S at Sebring - FCA open marquee session 2 - YouTube[/ame]

    And this

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKHewEt-KJc]Formula Mazda car spun at Sebring turn 1 - YouTube[/ame]
     
  3. Jason Montague

    Jason Montague New Member
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    :cornut: I saw a video of sky divers bailing out @12.5k in a small 4 seat car before deploying their 'chutes. I'd post it but 1. I don't know how and 2. I can't find it.:Thumbsup: HAHO and HALO parachutist can/have/do bail out @ 33k on oxigen.:Thumbsup:

    Jason
     
  4. ZippyNH

    ZippyNH Well-Known Member

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    I think quite a few of us are pilots....see lots around the fbo lots where us corporate/freightdogs tend to park....and seen quite a few at the FAA facilites...heck everytime i go to HPN, it seems there is a mini parked next to avitat by the tower....
    I fly pc-12's, SA-226/227's (merlin IV/mettroIII), c-208's, and 404's....
    Funny thing is my gen1 mini's trunk seems to have the perfect sized trunk for my rollerbag!!
     
  5. Gr8ful

    Gr8ful New Member

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    A little over 8000 hour operating big fat aerospace vehicles. C5, DC10, C141, B727

    As the saying goes " they installed landing gear on this aircraft so we don't have to jump out.
    I have dropped a lot of other stuff out the back besides people, though.
     
  6. Friskie

    Friskie Well-Known Member

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    Great pictures! But what, no pilot relief tube?

    Yea, those trailer draggers outta be out on the 4 lanes where they belong and leave the good roads to those who know what to do with them.
     
  7. Gizmo

    Gizmo New Member

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    Our butts were hurting after 3 1/2 hours. I also planned to stop because a weather system was over my destination airport so I needed to give it more time for the front to move the bad weather out. Granted the 'better' weather was about 4 mi. visibility and ceiling 2,000 ft above the ground.
     
  8. dpostma

    dpostma New Member

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    Retired Corp. pilot, B757, N770BB. 2006 MINI S. Darrell Postma
     
  9. pilotguy1050

    pilotguy1050 New Member
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    Me too. Gave it up a few years ago when fuel really skyrocketed... Learned and flew a Piper Warrior and a Cherokee 180, and Cessna 150s and 172s occasionally... I can go so much farther per dollar in my Mini R50 or my Harley though... :Thumbsup: