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rec.aviation.aerobatics FAQ by
Dr. Guenther Eichhorn
Document address: faq_aerobatics.html
Frequently Asked Questions about Aerobatics
Frequently Asked Questions about Aerobatics
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Preface
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Better URL for the "Unrecoverable Spins" Article by
Jay
Dave,
Great info as always.
Thanks for not using my name when talking about "beginners entering
spins on hammerheads unintentionally" and on "fat guys sitting in the
back seat causing rudder blanking in a Super D". GRIN
Jay
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August 29th 03 06:53 AM
by Jay
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Aerobatic club by
Klein
On 8 Feb 2005 15:58:28 -0800, wrote:
I was curious if there are any pilots in Eastern Washington that would
like to create glider aerobatic club. What I was thinking about was a
purchase of MDM-1 Fox and some sort of a tow plane. The club members
would share...
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Acro crrash in NM by
Ryano
I saw it yesterday...I think there was engine problems. The photo in the
local paper shows he had the controls hard over and was fighting it all the
way.
RIP Richard Bobbitt...
:-(
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October 5th 04 07:19 PM
by MRT
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R U Oshkosh bound? by
Phil Sisson, Litchfield Aerobatic Club
If you are going to Oshkosh, you may want to consider a stop at our
little small town airport.
3LF http://www.litchfieldil.com/airport/
take a look at the photography, the young eagle links, the pilot info
and then.......... stop over here for a night.
Gas is guaranteed at $2.85 a gallon...
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Questions about aerobatics by
Ghazan Haider
These should be in the FAQ:
(1) Can a PPL do aerobatics? If another certification is required what
are the hourly flight minimums in an aero aircraft?
(2) What is the difference between the wing-on-top aerobats like the
Decathlon and the low-wing types like Extra 300 and Cap-232?
(3) Where can I...
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Q: Upset Training Course Vs Basic Aerobatics? by
Jay Beckman
Hello,
I'm a newly minted PP-ASEL and I'm making a "wish list" of things that can
make me a better, safer pilot.
One of the things I'm very interested in is learning more about dealing with
unusual attitudes and recovering from same.
Would there be advantages to enrolling in a purpose-built...
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q horsepower by
Euro-Motors
Is the horsepower the same from an airplane as like from a
motorcycle?
if yes i wonder why airplane engines are still so big to
produce 100 hp against 100 horsepoer from a motorcyle
regards
willy
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May 19th 08 12:25 AM
by neha
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Please, help me found pilot Nikolaj Timofeev by
Dancer
Please, help me contact with Nikolaj Timofeev. Maybe anybody know his
phone number or his e-mail address. My e-mail address is
If you know him, please, give him my phone number 732-316-1779 (Tanya)
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September 7th 04 03:31 AM
by Dancer
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Pitts Special - info and photo's required. by
Darryl Gibbs
Hi everyone.
Are there many Pitts Special owners or pilots here? I am chasing after
information about various Pitts Specials and also photographs of as many of
these aircraft as I can get to add to the Pitts Special page in the CNAPG
web site.
Can anyone help out?
information can be posted here...
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Pitts Seat Mod by
Martin Morgan
Gidday, I'm new here. If this has recently been covered I appologise!
I'm looking to modify a stock S1-S fuse so that I can lay the seat back
a little more. I know this has been done before, does anyone have any
experience?
I was thinking to replace the cross tube at the top of the seat back
with...
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Pitts Screw Question by
VTflyer
I was planning on purchasing the Aircraft Spruce S2A hardware kit for an
S1C. I wanted to check and see if the sheet metal on the S2A is held
together with 10-32 screws as it is on my aircraft, a quick yes or no would
be all I need.
Thanks!
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Pitts S-1-11B experience? by
[email protected]
Having just read Budd Davisson's pirep for the S-1-11B, I was wondering
if anyone here had actually flown one. The reports make it sound
wonderful, but I've never seen one. What's the catch?
-Dave Russell
N2S-3
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Pitts S-1 whereabouts. by
Alan
In the early 1980's, my father and I built a Pitts S-1 in Canada. It was
painted in an almost "stock" Pitts paint scheme, overall white with
international orange sunburst on wings and tail and fuselage striping , and
bahama blue leading edges and pin-striping. Canadian registration was
C-GRZF,...
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November 2nd 04 01:52 AM
by Alan
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Pitts S-1 weight and balance by
wallyairplanefan
I have an older Pitts S-1 project I an trying to finish. It has
Sparcraft 4 aileron wings. The old plans I have do not show the CG
range. Does anyone flying a Pitts like this know what the CG range
should be?
Thanks!
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Pitts questions by
Wendy
Hi-
I've a few questions concerning S1 types. The -C I know has an AEIO-320,
with ailerons on the lower wing. The -S, I believe, has an AEIO-360 along
with four ailerons. Must it also have a constant speed prop to be a true
S1S? And how does the -S differ from the -T? Lastly, can anyone...
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February 13th 04 03:48 AM
by Jamie
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Pitts Fly-In by
aerogirl
Mark your calendars for the biggest Pitts Fly-In EVER.
A gathering of Pitts - pilots, planes, manufacturers**, vendors** by special
request and in honor of Curtis Pitts, 87 years young - special guest.
At Blackwell Field (71J), Ozark, Alabama - hosted by Marshall Collins and
friends.
Fri - ...
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Pitts Certification by
moby
I have a recently bought Pitts S1-C and I am trying to get its new
airworthiness certificate since the one it had became void at the change of
ownership. The FAA, however, wants a letter stating that the S1-C is an
aerobatic airplane which seems like complete bull to me. I'm wondering where
I could...
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Pitts Canopy Conversion by
LOKE
Does anyone have experience with the Pitts Canopy conversion available
from AVIAT? It's a bit difficult to determine from their discription
- but it appears that you can configur it so that either the fron or
the back can be covered - or you can fly with both cockpits open. Is
this a proper...
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August 17th 06 06:23 PM
by LOKE
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