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Kevin:  The Central Sierra Helicopter Meet is this coming week-end.  It  
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		 
		
	
	
	sounds like it could be interesting. Doug Schwochert and Blake Estes of the Helicycle fame will be there as well as Martin Hollman, and I'm planning on doing a balancing job on a Safari. + some lady giving instruction in an R-22, some Rotorway types, the Rotorcraft Chairman of the GoldenWest fly-in and in general a bunch of interesting people. -- Kathryn Fields Experimental Helo magazine P. O. Box 1585 Inyokern, CA 93527 (760) 377-4478 ph (760) 408-9747 publication cell "The OTHER Kevin in San Diego" skiddz "AT" adelphia "DOT" net wrote in message ... On 29 Apr 2007 04:13:26 -0700, Ol Shy & Bashful wrote: Curious thought while noodling early on a Sunday a.m. (0600). Anyone else here ever been injured while flying a helicopter? Perhaps its splitting hairs but twice now I've broken a finger getting out of them. Landed my Hiller 12E crossways on irrigation rows to wait for my loading truck and was getting out to take a whizz. My foot slipped on the wet skid and I stepped down into the bottom of the row. When I did, my little fingertip jammed on the horizontal window frame as I did the sudden and unexpected drop another 12". Hurt like hell the rest of the day until I could get to a clinic and get it set. The second time was similar but was on a flat surface that was wet and again I slipped as my feet hit the oily slick ramp. Once again a finger jammed on a rivet row or something like it and broke the finger tip. Now after many years, both small fingertips have an odd shaped fingernail growing over the old break site. I am paying careful attention when I get in and out of both airplanes and helicopters to avoid any more simple stupid injuries. Ol S&B I've cracked my head on the top of the door frame crawling out of a 500D.. Done it a couple times getting in to R22s and managed to stuff a split ring under a fingernail pulling the doors off an R22. btw: I'd like to do injuries to all ten fingers of the clown who keeps posting the vitupourous venom vs Belfort. He/she is singlehandedly ruining my desire to spend any time on this NG. Ignore the weenie... Add him to a killfilter and be done with him  | 
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