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Jun 2
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Jun 2
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The prop in shot one looks dangerously slow-moving.
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Jun 2
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That first one is very dramatic, the cloud formations and the secured prop
What happened?
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Jun 2
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Björn wrote
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The prop in shot one looks dangerously slow-moving.
That's because I shut it down and feathered it. Its not moving at all.
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Jun 2
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What were you flying and where from?
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Jun 2
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I was flying a Piper Seminole out of Waco, TX. I'm working on my multi-engine instructor rating.
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Jun 2
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Aerophile wrote
on Jun 2
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I was flying a Piper Seminole out of Waco, TX. I'm working on my multi-engine instructor rating.
Thanks for that, just unusual to see a Navy Orion and a NASA Talon in one place.
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Jun 2
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Iwannabeapilot wrote
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That first one is very dramatic, the cloud formations and the secured prop
What happened?
Oh nothing happened. I was just practicing shutting down and securing an engine. After I got it restarted, we got a "pop-up IFR" back to the airport and approach vectored me through the leading edge of the thunderstorm on an ILS.
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Jun 2
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I was flying a Piper Seminole out of Waco, TX. I'm working on my multi-engine instructor rating.
Thanks for that, just unusual to see a Navy Orion and a NASA Talon in one place.
Yeah, there's a company on the field that does a lot of contract work on various aircraft. They work on P-3s, C130, and several other military and civilian contracts. One contract they just finished up was SOFIA, hence NASA's presence. Here's a link to the SOFIA website...
http://www.sofia.usra.edu/
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Jun 2
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Thanks for that, just unusual to see a Navy Orion and a NASA Talon in one place.
Here's another fun NASA airplane. This F-18A got me on airliners.net...
http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s156/d_finley/Aircraft/Original_FA-18A_N843NA...
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Jun 2
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Nice set of Pics there,
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Jun 2
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Jun 2
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Aerophile wrote
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Quote:
Aerophile wrote
on Jun 2
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, 2007 at 4:50pm:
I was flying a Piper Seminole out of Waco, TX. I'm working on my multi-engine instructor rating.
Thanks for that, just unusual to see a Navy Orion and a NASA Talon in one place.
Yeah, there's a company on the field that does a lot of contract work on various aircraft. They work on P-3s, C130, and several other military and civilian contracts. One contract they just finished up was SOFIA, hence NASA's presence. Here's a link to the SOFIA website...
http://www.sofia.usra.edu/
Thanks for that, nice to see the F18 shot too.
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Jun 2
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Very nice, that first one is great, but I'll always love the T-38.
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