Alaska Airlines was "Shocked"
- Thread starter derg
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Oh, DanJ
Actually, it kinda was. Dude, have you been to Prescott?
I am sure your fraternity was the 'hot' place to be Saturday night @Derg.
Not really, I think the police were sorry for your asses. Did they give you guys the birds and bees talk? Or did they just know action wasn't happening?
Actually, it kinda was. Dude, have you been to Prescott?
ASpilot2be
Qbicle seat warmer
Its Arizona. Everywhere is hot.Oh, DanJ
Actually, it kinda was. Dude, have you been to Prescott?
PeanuckleCRJ
Poodle Wrangler
Oh, DanJ
Actually, it kinda was. Dude, have you been to Prescott?
Hell man, my freezer is hot compared to Alaska.
ASpilot2be
Qbicle seat warmer
H46Bubba
Well-Known Member
That video was bad ass! Makes me want to transfer to the main campus!I am sure your fraternity was the 'hot' place to be Saturday night @Derg.
Not really, I think the police were sorry for your asses. Did they give you guys the birds and bees talk? Or did they just know action wasn't happening?
Cessnaflyer
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What the hell is the glider string doing on the windscreen?I am sure your fraternity was the 'hot' place to be Saturday night @Derg.
Not really, I think the police were sorry for your asses. Did they give you guys the birds and bees talk? Or did they just know action wasn't happening?
Cptnchia
Dissatisfied Customer
I know you gotta be kidding, but do you have a multi signoff? That is the yaw string. Every light twin I ever flew or instructed in had one.
Dan208B
Well-Known Member
I've only ever seen one in a glider. Doesn't seem like a bad idea for a training twin, more visual reference for students to look at.
Training aid.
Great demonstrator for what you think your control inputs are doing during engine-out operations and what you're actually doing.
Runincolorado
Well-Known Member
I have never seen a yaw string in a light twin before. It makes brilliant sense to have one while learning, but I was just instructed to keep an eye on the ball.
It's a great learning tool.
I put one on the Duchess I instructed in at times to help the student. it's better than "See your turn coordinator, see it looks like this, and see, the ball has got to be a little off center, blah blah blah" — at a million decibels, gravity, ATC screaming in your ear, it can be overwhelming at times for new students.
But if you can create a visual aid to cross-reference what you're talking about, it's good arrow to have in your quiver.
Comes in great to demonstrate the loss of rudder effectiveness during Vmc demos as well.
jwp_145
GhostRider in the Sky
Thats not Quito.. that is Tegooch in Honduras. I can't speel its full name, Tegusigalpa is what it sounds like.
Koenigsberger_Katjase
Well-Known Member
Spanish is phonetic (like almost every other language except English and French)
Tegucigalpa. You were only one letter off
Cessnaflyer
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I see a nice visual of what the relative wind is doing.
Cessnaflyer
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I've never had one. I did my multi work in a travel air and 340 then moved to a King Air. I've only seen them in gliders I've been in.
