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whifferdill

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Just having a little fun in the cool air today. No competition stuff, just funnin' around. HD enabled.

 
Reminded me of my younger days flying with my brother.
I was wondering what the square up is off the left wing is used for.
Thanks
 
I was wondering what the square up is off the left wing is used for.

It's a sighting device for helping set accurate 45 degree and vertical lines (pitch and yaw). You align an edge of the device with the horizon. Though flying 'perfect' lines (as viewed by judges from the ground) is a little more complicated than simply setting an edge on the horizon and expecting the judges to see it as a perfect line.
 
Nice!



Now I urgently want to go flying!
 
- - - do you suppose it would be more fun with three wings rather than two?

HR
 

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Very nice.

I'm leaning the beginners sequence for competition. It is harder than it looks. :yes:
 

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You need another gopro for the panel :)
 
Ages ago I was a partner in a Pitts S2A based in Tacoma, WA (N526DP). I think that plane is somewhere in the NE now. I hadn't seen an Aresti diagram since I competed in Intermediate IAC contests way back then. This brought a flood of good memories back. The last time I felt this way it got very expensive (buying in to the Pitts). I hope I can enjoy watching your video clips without having to buy another plane!
 
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