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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Nov 26, 2009
Description:
Some neat formations on the way to McCormick, SC
Date Taken:
Nov 26, 2009
Place Taken:
Owner:
Michael Gugliuzza
File Name:
S5030217.jpg - Photo HTML
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Category:
353, carolina flying stuff
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Daniel Paul Myers - Nov 26,2009
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this is what it's all about..
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Tony Gugliuzza - Nov 26,2009
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I think this was the highest I have ever been in my Searey.<br />Ended up at abouot 6,400msl.<br /><br />I was getting dizzy.
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Dennis Vogan - Nov 27,2009
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Low and slow can be fun, but way up there is a whole different world. This was at 9500 ft heading back from Bruno's to home.
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Daniel Paul Myers - Nov 26,2009
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Where were you headed? How long did it take to get that high?
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Tony Gugliuzza - Nov 26,2009
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It was a 125 mile trip.<br />With the haze and heading into the sun I wouldn't see squat until I climbed above it all.<br />I could see down low, but it wasn't enjoyable.<br /><br />It didn't take long to get there probably around 20 minutes cruising well below full power.
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Jim Moline - Nov 26,2009
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20 mins for 125 miles= 375mph. VERY IMPRESSIVE INDEED.<br />
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Tony Gugliuzza - Nov 26,2009
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Heheh,<br />Yes, and NOT at full power either....<br /><br /><br />Of course I mean 20 minutes to get from 1,000 feet msl to 6,400 feet msl.
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Robert Loneragan - Nov 28,2009
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Tony had one of the new 'SeaRey Afterburner Options' that has just recently been released by Progressive Aerodyne. Top speed of Mac 1 are now fully achieveable for all SeaReys and can be readily retrofitted.
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Daniel Paul Myers - Nov 26,2009
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haha I said to myself 'surely Jim knew what he meant'. Man, that would be cool though, a 375mph searey....
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Jim Moline - Nov 27,2009
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Really, I think a 375 mph Searey would be boring. Just Toooooooooooo fast and unable to appreciate THE FUN. That's why I bought a SR, I was bored with just going somewhere fast.
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