Video of off-field landing from cockpit

On 10/19/2010 9:04 AM, Bruno wrote:

I love having an HD video recorder in the the cockpit to share
experiences like this. When you do good you can share it and brag and
when you make mistakes you can get good feedback and advice from the
world. Thanks for the ideas and I will try really hard to
incorporate them in my future flying...and future land outs.

Thanks,
Bruno Vassel IV - B4


Bruno, you are a brave guy to post these videos, with a thousand
kibitzers standing by on the sidelines.

On Oct 19, 9:09*am, Greg Arnold wrote:
On 10/19/2010 9:04 AM, Bruno wrote:

I love having an HD video recorder in the the cockpit to share
experiences like this. *When you do good you can share it and brag and
when you make mistakes you can get good feedback and advice from the
world. * *Thanks for the ideas and I will try really hard to
incorporate them in my future flying...and future land outs.

Thanks,
Bruno Vassel IV - B4

Bruno, you are a brave guy to post these videos, with a thousand
kibitzers standing by on the sidelines.

ditto..................

Brad

"who had been impaled many times for posting videos........by his
clubs safety monkey(s)"

On Oct 19, 8:32*am, Brad wrote:
On Oct 19, 9:09*am, Greg Arnold wrote:

On 10/19/2010 9:04 AM, Bruno wrote:

I love having an HD video recorder in the the cockpit to share
experiences like this. *When you do good you can share it and brag and
when you make mistakes you can get good feedback and advice from the
world. * *Thanks for the ideas and I will try really hard to
incorporate them in my future flying...and future land outs.

Thanks,
Bruno Vassel IV - B4

Bruno, you are a brave guy to post these videos, with a thousand
kibitzers standing by on the sidelines.

ditto..................

Brad

"who had been impaled many times for posting videos........by his
clubs safety monkey(s)"

I think he could have held it off longer before touchdown (the stick
wasn't full back against the stop). Also, I saw his yaw string
deviate from straight by 15 degrees or so at times. And he didn't go
through his checklist out loud. What a horrible, horrible pilot.

On Oct 19, 5:13*pm, Liam wrote:
On Oct 19, 8:32*am, Brad wrote:



On Oct 19, 9:09*am, Greg Arnold wrote:

On 10/19/2010 9:04 AM, Bruno wrote:

I love having an HD video recorder in the the cockpit to share
experiences like this. *When you do good you can share it and brag and
when you make mistakes you can get good feedback and advice from the
world. * *Thanks for the ideas and I will try really hard to
incorporate them in my future flying...and future land outs.

Thanks,
Bruno Vassel IV - B4

Bruno, you are a brave guy to post these videos, with a thousand
kibitzers standing by on the sidelines.

ditto..................

Brad

"who had been impaled many times for posting videos........by his
clubs safety monkey(s)"

I think he could have held it off longer before touchdown (the stick
wasn't full back against the stop). *Also, I saw his yaw string
deviate from straight by 15 *degrees or so at times. *And he didn't go
through his checklist out loud. *What a horrible, horrible pilot.

i thought a high energy skidding approach was the American Way?

On Oct 19, 3:13*pm, Liam wrote:
On Oct 19, 8:32*am, Brad wrote:





On Oct 19, 9:09*am, Greg Arnold wrote:

On 10/19/2010 9:04 AM, Bruno wrote:

I love having an HD video recorder in the the cockpit to share
experiences like this. *When you do good you can share it and brag and
when you make mistakes you can get good feedback and advice from the
world. * *Thanks for the ideas and I will try really hard to
incorporate them in my future flying...and future land outs.

Thanks,
Bruno Vassel IV - B4

Bruno, you are a brave guy to post these videos, with a thousand
kibitzers standing by on the sidelines.

ditto..................

Brad

"who had been impaled many times for posting videos........by his
clubs safety monkey(s)"

I think he could have held it off longer before touchdown (the stick
wasn't full back against the stop). *Also, I saw his yaw string
deviate from straight by 15 *degrees or so at times. *And he didn't go
through his checklist out loud. *What a horrible, horrible pilot. - Hide quoted text -

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What a cheapshot!! I guess there is on one in every crowd...........

At 01:14 26 October 2010, PK wrote:

What a cheapshot!! I guess there is on one in every crowd...........

Absolutely agree PK, Bruno is to be applauded for his posting of this out
landing. He knew it was not a perfect last few minutes from his own post
flight analysis as he stated. Its this sort of thing that may prompt us to
be a little self critical and maybe become a lttle better next time we are
faced with a similar situation.
Thanks Bruno, ignore the cretins