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Can You TOP This ONE??
06 November 2015, 07:14
470EDDYCan You TOP This ONE??
Check this out- makes me quiver just thinking of the possibilities for disaster!!
Subject: A Quick Seaplane Stop
http://www.liveleak.com/ll_embed?f=ff51fc4378cc
470EDDY
06 November 2015, 17:28
Bill/OregonA friend sent that recently. I didn't realize it was the result of an unplanned encounter with flotsam.
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07 November 2015, 01:05
470EDDYIf that is the case, not a STUNT, he is very lucky NOT to have buried a wing or float and ripped one or the other off!!
HA, bet he had wet/dirty pants after that one even if it didn't sink!!
How could anyone have gotten this on film without planning it....or was this one a recreation of the flotsam incident??...or a movie making event of this old historic plane....and they really caught a Boo Boo??!!
Cheers,
470EDDY
07 November 2015, 01:17
Opus1Basically a ground loop on water. Sure to ripple a little aluminum along the way. That was an expensive maneuver I would imagine, but the video was entertaining.
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07 November 2015, 08:11
PSmithInteresting. There can't be many Dorniers flying these days.
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07 November 2015, 20:57
clowdisLooks like he had full left rudder on, so probably was an intentional spin?
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08 November 2015, 04:14
BobsterNice catch! Yeah, I was expecting that slim tail to snap off any second.
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Originally posted by clowdis:
Looks like he had full left rudder on, so probably was an intentional spin?
10 November 2015, 04:53
Toomany ToolsI'd bet the pilot didn't own any percentage of the aircraft, and those that did own it didn't approve of that maneuver.
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10 November 2015, 08:52
surestrikequote:
Originally posted by clowdis:
Looks like he had full left rudder on, so probably was an intentional spin?
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I'd bet the pilot didn't own any percentage of the aircraft, and those that did own it didn't approve of that maneuver.
GUYS.......
Seriously, did you not see the title of the video. "Stunt" landing, set up with multiple professional cameras at multiple angles. Of course it was done on purpose and of course the owner knew about it.
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