Speaking of lessons learned (was are you looking for something)

[RUDDERCABL at aol.com]

In a message dated 1/19/2004 5:40:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
Eric.Henderson at gartner.com writes:
Holding a WOT extremely "hot" OPS Ursus .61, tuned pipe in a 5lb biplane, by 
the fuselage ready for a vertical (more like rocket) launch. Just as you let 
go of the fuselage and go for the TX with your free hand, the TX in gone. You 
look down and the TX is lying face down at your feet. You look up and the plane 
is doing wild full throttle 17,000rpm, full deflection gyrations, two feet 
above you... Back at the TX you just know it landed "butter-side-down" and is 
lying on and deflecting the sticks. 
Another "Priceless Moment" on the road of "Experience" !
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