Good show, Eric! (Really..nice video.) My only objection is that it did not showcase the fantastic craftmanship that went into your creation.

You're not kidding, Dan. I had the privilege of viewing countless pix of Eric's handiwork. It put mine to shame. No wonder it took three years and more than twice my 982 hours.

Excellent Eric!

Now yer talkin', Eric! Next get us some water shots. (Maybe wait a while, though, until you're sure of the airplane and the pilot.)

Don,<br /><br />Eric's got some small changes to the plane to make first before it flies again. He has the BRS and the small radiator located right behind the chute and slightly raised. I've been through this scenario before and had concerns - on climb out yesterday the CHT hit 270-275 degrees in 1600 ft. It finally settled on 235 after leveling out and flying circuits for several minutes, but still too hot. Jim

Jim. This is not STS - you'll get in trouble (I hear the teacher coming down the hall)

Wow, Eric - pretty cool to see what I just flew yesterday morning You've been busy. I got back into Orlando at just after midnight and slept in till 9 this morning. Jim

YES

Congratulation, Eric! Next year is explore-year?

Would like to view but can't open with any programs.. can you put it on Youtube?

TRS80 or Commodore64? Somebody explain that to the 19 yr old.

What?! Eric, did you skip the VIC-20? Tsk. Ahhh, the lovely Amiga!

Yes, and I skipped the Altair 8800 too.

Ah. And the IBM 3600, too, I suppose. What do you do for bookmarks and lock jimmies without those punch cards?

Paul, For a PC, you can download Quicktime:<br /><a href="http://www.apple.com/quicktime/">http://www.apple.com/quicktime/</a><br /><br />or Real Player:<br /><a href="http://www.real.com/realplayer">http://www.real.com/realplayer</a><br /><br />If you have a mac, you would have already seen the video.

Thanks Eric... downloaded quicktime... great video..... congratulations! Very jealous as still a few months away for me.