DAVIDSTRAKA

A bit of mountain flying.

Thanks Larry, got the speed hold fixed thanks to Rick. Just downloaded the Frontier Wolf livery A319. Looking forward to a flight there.

Very nice!:pilot:

Looking good as always!

Nice looking aircraft! :cool:

Thank you much!

Thanks!

I like it to. Just need to find one without that bug

Nothing like a cool drink to beat the heat!

You do good work with them!

Part 2. Need good lightning shots

Downloaded a new A319. Probably the only time I will fly it. Speed hold on auto pilot is horrible on climb to altitude. Had to jockey the throttle all the way to cruise altitude. Then it would hold. Part 1 Descent into Fargo, T-storm time A lot of rain

Looking really nice. You really enjoy those mods huh?

Another Peerhoven student. Well done!

Nice looking. Hope that fresh paint took that weather :cool:

84 here in Michigan. 46% humidity. Loving it :D

Funny you should mention that. We never had airsickness bags in the planes. It never dawned on me until you mentioned it.

Yes, 1,000 feet in the pattern very bad!

I'm using AS16 plus Active Sky Cloud Art and loving it!

When i did my training at Embry-Riddle from 1980 to 1984, the only time we did actual spin entry and recovery was when I was going for my CFI. We did actual entry, were required to do so many turns in then spin, recover, do the opposite direction and the same. We had to do power on and power off spin training. That was the most fun of all my training! I still remember my instructor to this day. We had a great time for about and hour and a half doing spins. In a C172 they are easy to recover. He showed me by basically letting go of the controls, the plane would pretty much recover by itself with the exception of being in a dive that you had to get out of. However, we did the proper procedures during the "formal" training.

Start 5,000 ft AGL, 3 turns and recover. No sweat! :D

Decided to vent some frustration built up over the last week and a half. Power on spins: Power off spin, opposite direction Recover Landing at Ormond Beach, FL. I feel better now...

Very cool! Sure do remember those!

Very nice set of shots!

lol!