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  • SZPkid, 6:20 is wicked! 8:40 is amazing as well!

  • This is one of the coolest videos on youtube!

  • notice, even from the blimp, he sets his lines definitely- very precise. You see a lot of slop these days.he's one of "those"{good}pilots.

  • what size engine is in her

  • awesome !!!

  • Check this out.........The music and this guys hair has managed to give me a huge bonah!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Chubby Chubbys!!!!!

  • monoplanes be damned threr is nothing like a pitts!!!!!

  • my last name is Pitts :)

    i just saw this planes crazy flight at the CFB Borden Airshow this past weekend :)

    my favourite thing there!!!

  • porr video quality, cheesy music, awesome flying. good enough for me.

  • Great aeroplane, wonderful flying...I once flew a Pitts about 25 years ago, will never forget it. Thanks for a outstanding video and flying skills.

  • @nocrap62

    Your right about the quality but that is all we had to work with then. Also the music from "Cats" was real cool in 1981.

  • Its been my life long dream to own and fly a pitts special s2b. I have just got my pilots license ratings current again after some years away from flying and now I'm in a postion to soon work abroad flying for a living as a 'AG' Pilot in the states and quess whats the first thing i'm gonna save for and buy? A PITTS S2B.

  • I agree with the 6:20 comment. It's nice to finally see somebody doing more than just rolls and loops in a Pitts.

  • Fantastic aerobatics 10/10 the first video where the Pitts Special is shown what it can do great work to you Sir also what is the music that you used?

    I have a Rc Pitts Special which has a smoke system 120 size which I will be practicing this routine to my home crowd.

    Thank You

    Stan230

  • @stan230 The music is from "Cats". Good luck with doing the routine with a radio controlled model because I know I have to be in an airplane to keep oriented. I admire you guys who can do it from outside the aircraft.

  • As a future Pitts pilot i would love to know how you did the maneuver at 6:20, Or is it a trade secret ;)

  • @SZPkid Ths is not a trade secret but it is essential to understand flat spinning and the gyroscopic forces present before attempting this maneuver. Once you have mastered INVERTED (Do not practice this right side up) flat spin entry, sustaining flat spinning and executing cotrolled recovery, then you are ready to try this maneuver. Start 10,000 AGL and bail out if recovery is not executed by 2000 feet. I am serious about this!

  • @SZPkid Another thing about flat spins. While in a flat spin you will stay at full power and recovery with power off (the only way to get out). You nose should stay about 10 degrees above the horizon in a sustained flat spin and your flight controls will produce no reaction at all. You can prove this by starting with lots of altitude. As soon as you pull power the nose will drop and you will be in a normal inverted spin from which recovery is standard. ALWAYS PRACTICE FLAT SPINNING INVERTED!

  • That was an amazing sequence. It was very gracefully and artistically executed. Hats off to Mr. Hauff!

  • Wonderful sequence. Been quite the film protaganizado by David Carradine "cloud dance."

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