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#11
March 8th 05, 04:05 AM
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Kilo Charlie wrote:
You must be aware that a pilot stalled and spun with water at 600' attempting to get over the circle edge last season. So how is that safer??? Maybe some of us are crazy, but we would rather stall and spin at 600 feet, than 200 feet, with or without water. Of course, my competitive urges being what they are, if I had any doubts about being able to make it to a 500 foot 1 mile finish, I'd be either still someplace farther back, trying to climb higher, or sitting in a convenient field. I don't want to win badly enough to do stupid things... Marc 
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