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Posted on 02/24/2006 9:12:25 AM PST by HairOfTheDog
Becky
I figured you would ask. I can't remember. It was a 2 seater. One in the front and one in the back.
That could be a Piper Cub or an Aeronca (Air Knocker". If he buys one, you get as many hours in it as you can. That is flying for the sheer enjoyment of it.
This is good, I'm in Zone5 or 6, depending on the map so it should be okay here. :)
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Becky
I had asked my husband if I could go in with him. I was told I have enough projects:')
I'm on the line of 6-7, so I'm OK:)
Becky
Ok, this is getting to be like shoeing a horse. I think I have enough info now and need to stop looking:) Too much gets confusing. I'm going with what I've learned and hoping for the best:)
Becky
My first airplane ride was in a Piper Cub with floats. That was all it took ... I was hooked. My log book has five hours of flying an Aeronca Chief, (Air-Knocker). It had a hand start 65 horsepower engine and no electrics at all.
I told my dad that I guess I needed to buy a book and learn about planes. He's kind of a fly by the seat of your pants guy. He told" you don't need any books. If you got books you don't need an instructor".
It looks like they are spouting really good.
LOL! Get an instructor and the books, do it right. I tried to teach myself to fly in an ultralight, that was a bad idea.....
Sending you a PM shortly
He wants to learn how to fly a helcopter:')
They are fun to fly but I had no desire to be a chopper pilot.
He doesn't either.
Flight time is expensive in choppers, much more than airplanes.
I don't think he is planning on lessons. He has a friend who........
That is how I got my flight time in a chopper too. I could fly it in a straght line ok but did not get the hang of hovering. Needed more time to learn that part.
Yes, please - no more directions :) I never remember the important parts and end up making a mess of everything. I can handle water, fertilize, mulch. Past that, not a thing.
Good afternoon ping. It was a good weekend for R&R.
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