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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: VWE on December 06, 2004, 12:25:22 PM
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You'll never see this at a U.S. airshow (http://www.flightlevel350.com/mediatemp/1101596541-7.wvx)
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Or this (http://www.flightlevel350.com/mediatemp/1091583819-7.wvx)
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Let's combine them and fly the 747, inverted, under the bridge. Now I would pay to see THAT.
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Cool clip!
Originally posted by VWE
You'll never see this at a U.S. airshow (http://www.flightlevel350.com/mediatemp/1101596541-7.wvx)
Why not?
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Wildest aerobatic stunt I've seen was when a pilot intentionally put his horizontal stab into the water when skimming inverted just above water level.
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Originally posted by Staga
Wildest aerobatic stunt I've seen was when a pilot intentionally put his horizontal stab into the water when skimming inverted just above water level.
Now I would pay, PAY...!!! to see this.
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links didnt work for me :-(
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Try these:
http://videos.flightlevel350.com/~admin1/photos/149/1101596541-7.wmv
http://videos.flightlevel350.com/~admin1/photos/20/1091583819-7.wmv
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ami missing something? whats so special in the 747 clip?
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Northwest Airlines used to display a 747 like that at Oshkosh.
dago
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FlyBoy...lets see you fly a 747 like a spit V.
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Originally posted by VWE
You'll never see this at a U.S. airshow (http://www.flightlevel350.com/mediatemp/1101596541-7.wvx)
you should get to the Ft. Lauderdale AirNSea Show
Then you would not say such things:D
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I've been to your show by the sea but I have yet to see someone yankin and bankin a 747 100 feet off the deck.
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Originally posted by Flyboy
ami missing something? whats so special in the 747 clip?
I agree. all I have to do is go park on the side of Rt1 outside Newark airport and I can watch that kinda suff all day long
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Originally posted by VWE
I've been to your show by the sea but I have yet to see someone yankin and bankin a 747 100 feet off the deck.
I have reviewed the film several times and can find no indication that the 747 was 100 ft off the deck (I doubt it was anywere near that) I was at every AnS show sense they started them and two years ago the had a retiring 727 put on a very nice show (not 100 ft off the water but around 500 ft. The show from a B-52 about 4 or 5 years ago was very nice also. The size of these things can make the speed and alt. seem slower and lower then they are.
I was a Crash/Rescue Fire Fighter in the USAF from 80 to 84 and stood stand by for the Air show every year (good duty). I was mid field center (the ThunderBirds used our fire trucks as part of the show line). We had a C-5 do a similar show to this and wow it seamed so slow and low when I found out it did the entire show no lower then 1000 feet I could not believe it ,it seemed much lower.
Regards
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Originally posted by Staga
Wildest aerobatic stunt I've seen was when a pilot intentionally put his horizontal stab into the water when skimming inverted just above water level.
Are you sure you don't mean the vertical stabilizer?
I fail to see how anyone could get horizontal stabilizer into the water and survive.
The moment it hits the water and if tried to get under the water, it would slam the nose section against water.
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LOLH Dred was thinking the same thing.
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I have reviewed the film several times and can find no indication that the 747 was 100 ft off the deck (I doubt it was anywere near that)
Almost halfway through the clip, it makes a pass from right to left across the flight line and I bet he's under a 100 feet by the look of the shadow on the ground...
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For a second there at the end I thought he was going to go inverted, or loop over. Thats a pretty steep climb.
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Or camera guy just turned lens to make it look like he was...
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August 1955 over Seattle
(http://www.707sim.com/images/texrole.jpg)
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cool films:aok
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Originally posted by Holden McGroin
August 1955 over Seattle
(http://www.707sim.com/images/texrole.jpg)
Video (http://www.nonrevexchange.com/modules/mydownloads/visit.php?lid=20)