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Bruce Bennett - Jan 13,2008
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Dan, this is the one that I like the best. The way the sun hits both planes and their reflection is absolutely gorgeous, especially when the picture is enlarged! JB
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Dennis Scearce - Jan 13,2008
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Wouldn't it have been something if Steve D had been out there with his video cameras. These are priceless!
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Dan Nickens - Jan 13,2008
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Actually, Dennis, Jamie had a videographer in his airplane.
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John Spratt - Jan 13,2008
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Arnold Greenwell would be envious!
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Bruno Grondin - Jan 14,2008
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Très très beau Dan....
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Bruno Grondin - Jan 14,2008
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Kerri is taxiing noze up and Jamie noze down we can see the angle difference, I prefer noze up this is an (anti-suction attitude) for what I think. I'm thinking of Jim's flip over in this pic.
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Don Maxwell - Jan 14,2008
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Yes, and there are differences in trim.
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Bruno Grondin - Jan 14,2008
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Don this is what I ment when saying noze up or down (the trim setting)<br /><br />I notice the engine mounting off Jamie Searey, is made of tubing instead of standard allu. frame !<br /><br />Never seen this before, why...? is it a modification or option from PA ?
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Kenneth Leonard - Jan 14,2008
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Bruno - that is the required mount for a 914. Over $1000 US.
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Bruno Grondin - Jan 14,2008
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Thanks Ken, didn't know...
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Russ Garner - Jan 15,2008
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Cool pictures Dan, your Canon is shooting pretty straight.<br />Beautiful warmth of the golden hour of the tungsten sun light.<br /><br />This picture is a good example of trim settings.<br />Kerry has the trim set nose up and about 20 degrees<br />of flaps. Jamie is full nose down with maybe 10<br />degrees of flaps. If they are both in a no stick pressure<br />trim Kerry’s plane looks like it has more forward weight <br />than Jamie's Searey dose. That would mean that Kerry <br />has a higher power setting then Jamie since Jamie's <br />Searey is producing less drag in the water to stay on the <br />step. Maybe Kerry needs to get off the flax seed diet.
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Bruno Grondin - Jan 15,2008
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Russ, the way you describe all the configurations, you made me remember professor Tournesol in Tintin...hehehehehe
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