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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Feb 18, 2005
Description:
When you need a flying fix, you do what you gotta do
Date Taken:
Feb 18, 2005
Place Taken:
Parrot Head Point, VA
Owner:
Jeff Arnold
File Name:
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Category:
36, 244H
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Roberta Hegy - Feb 18,2005
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Have a blast, Jeff!!! That's what these toys are all about!
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Bert Lougheed - Feb 19,2005
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How cold was the air temperature, Jeff? I have been tempted to do this but thought that the wheels, brakes, etc. might be frozen when I landed. The air temperature here would be several degrees into the freezing.
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Jeff Arnold - Feb 20,2005
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Hello Bert, I am based on a lake so I always operate on water. I do not take off or land when the temperature is below freezing. I don't think the ice sickles on the tail would be very aerodynamic and they also would not help my balance which is already at the aft limit when I fly solo.
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