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texascbx Weekend Warrior


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Cb900SS Weekend Warrior


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martialstax Weekend Warrior


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Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 2:54 am Post subject: |
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I'm guessing he was on full afterburners trying to generate as much lift as quickly as possible once he realized just how bad his situation was. _________________ 1979 Yamaha XS Eleven standard, Hazuki |
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PsycoDiver69 Weekend Warrior


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That 10 ft seems like 2 inches when your moving like that
You can see him give it full throttle half way through his split S manuver by the black puff a smoke, his engine speed may have not been enough, he dropped farther down than he should have and when he realized it and gave it full power it bogged the engine for a split second which was the puff of smoke. I'm sure he was saying shit shit shit shit shit the whole time though cause I know I would be A little bit of pilot error most likely but luckly his reactions were quick enough to save himself and the plane _________________ Jake
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RebelRouser Weekend Warrior


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We Lost Two Pilots An Had Two Put Into The HospitalLast Weekemd During The Air Races.... So 10 Feet Is A Life Time.... _________________ If You Didn�t Build It Customize It And Or Modify It, Then It Truly Isn�t Yours. Rebel Rouser
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texascbx Weekend Warrior


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Maybe that was part of the routine? I doubt it.  |
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