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May 2nd 07, 10:05 PM
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First Solo
On May 3, 6:20 am, wrote:
On May 2, 1:15 pm, "ManhattanMan" wrote: wrote: On May 2, 12:55 pm, Erik wrote: Larry Dighera wrote: Just remember your CFI consider's you ready to solo. Doubtless, his job (if not more) is riding on that decision if you should become an incident or accident statistic. Famous last words: "If anything happens, just make sure your logbook gets burned up!" Will I be in radio contact with him? Does it matter? Mine went up in the tower to keep tabs on me - even had the controler remind me to watch my pattern altitude  I'll be flying out KLBX (untowered airport). He does have a hand held radio. Can he just give me a frequency. Somehow I feel a lot more comfortable not talking to him...lol The funniest thing I recall was the other 'stick' (it was a MS880b) moving round without the 'real' pilot :-) 
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