Any 90-size as good as the Quest(Eddie)

[Keith Black]

>>> Hey, outside loops are great, unless you pull at the bottom.

Or if you freak out and hit full throttle on the way down!  Gray has a funny story about this happening to a pattern acquaintance, but I'll let him tell the story. Maybe he can share that one at the next contest.

BTW, I'm not going to be able to make Lubbock either. I've just today returned from NATS and a vacation with the family and I'm completely worn out on driving and being away from home. We were gone three weeks including the stay at NATS. Leaving for Lubbock in less than a week after returning is just too soon. 

I'll recharge my batteries and hopefully make it to Nederland.

Keith Black

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Paul Horan 
  To: discussion at nsrca.org 
  Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 7:33 PM
  Subject: Re: Any 90-size as good as the Quest(Eddie)


  Chuck,
      Paul is not burning fuel.  I'm still trying to get the YS 91 to behave.
      Looks like I will not make Lubbock, hope you have fun.
      Hey, outside loops are great, unless you pull at the bottom.
  See ya,
  Paul
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Chuck Hochhalter 
    To: discussion at nsrca.org 
    Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 8:43 AM
    Subject: RE: Any 90-size as good as the Quest(Eddie)


    Mike, its great to hear you are finding more time to fly!! I have flown 3 times since the last contest and just lost a lot of focus.  The last time at the field though was nice, I was able to "reload" myself and flew some great sequences.  I was really frustrated at my first two outings and feel like I am back on track.

     

    Paul sounds like he has been burning a lot of fuel in the "off" time that us lowly sportsman have had during the intersession and l look forward to feeling his "HEAT"!\

     

    I too have messed (loosely) with the intermediate sequence some and find the outside loop from the top down a little unnerving as I am used to sport flying my outside loops "up".  SO, I have much to learn grasshopper.

     

    In the mean time, I have been doing some R&D for a small manufacturing company that is building tailless ducted fan and pusher configuration airplanes and will be a demo pilot as well!!! 

     

    Well, catch up with you some more later

     

    Paul: bring you're a game to Lubbock big boy!!!!!! (you are coming right?)

     

    Chuck Hochhalter

    NSRCA DISTRICT 6 (Best in the good ole USA)  J

     

     

     

     

     
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