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Don Maxwell - Apr 11,2021
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I was out for a nice afternoon of flying and splashing down the James River in Virginia, when I suddenly was reminded why we're advised to stay well clear of convectional activity. Here's a short video:
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Jim Ratte - Apr 11,2021
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I'm surprised your eyeglasses stay put on the glare shield.
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Don Maxwell - Apr 12,2021
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I'm surprised the ball stayed centered.
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Frank Carr - Apr 12,2021
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Saw this first on YouTube Don. My surprise is that you didn't land immediately.. Another good video.
The only nearby lighting strike I saw was at Lake Charles, LA while on a downwind and cleared to land. I made it a close
base leg! We were stuck there for 2 days in heavy rains.
Living in Florida (aka lightning Ville) I added one of those lightning detectors to display on my Archer's Garmin 430 map.
My purpose: avoid, avoid avoid.,
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