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

[Rcmaster199 at aol.com]

Dave, that's precisely what golfers go through, a pre-shot routine. When you 
get away from it even once, it just doesn't feel right. 

I would add that there's a "pre-shot" routine for the first run up of the 
day. I messed up my run up routine one time this past summer and the engine went 
fat on take-off and nearly cost me the plane
.

Matt

> Subj:Re: Speaking of lessons learned (was are you looking for something) 
> Date:1/20/2004 3:59:26 PM Eastern Standard Time
> From:DaveL322 at comcast.net
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> Side benefit of the stand-off I use is that it covers the switch.  And, as
> the switch is actuated with vertical motion, the neck strap is attached to
> the stand-off with a horizontal motion.
> 
> Dangling neck straps, bumping the sticks, and dropping the TX prior to
> attaching the neck strap can still be issues.  At my local fields, I am well
> known for being very specific and ritualistic about where my field equipment
> is placed relative to the plane, the exact starting procedure I follow, and
> exactly how/when I click the neckstrap to the TX, extend the TX antenna,
> etc.....
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Dave

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