Now, who would dislike this video, and why? This is hang gliding history recorded. It always amazes me the people who are out there, just showing how negative, or jealous they are. In this case, I wouls say jealous, for sure.
Does anybody know the name of the pilot in the ballon drop sequence? Was it Don Cohen? I was there when Don was killed in 1975 or 1976 in Ft. Lauderdale. Very sad day.
This video is OBVIOUSLY not mine. Carl's early stuff is all over the place on the net. I met Carl and spent time with him in 1982 as I was an early BASE jumper (would have got #48 if I'd applied at the time). I can assure you, Carl would want his work to be out there and I'm glad it is.
Now, who would dislike this video, and why? This is hang gliding history recorded. It always amazes me the people who are out there, just showing how negative, or jealous they are. In this case, I wouls say jealous, for sure.
Abstractstv 1 month ago
haha niezłe pojeby ;)
bertold12345 2 months ago
I had to double check my memory with friends who were also there but the pilot of the balloon was David Proud. You can see him at 8:49.
FATweety 3 months ago
Good God! I was there with Wink on the day the record kite/balloon drop which appears near the end of this video. The internet is astounding.
FATweety 3 months ago
Great, great, great!
fabioferrini65 5 months ago
Does anybody know the name of the pilot in the ballon drop sequence? Was it Don Cohen? I was there when Don was killed in 1975 or 1976 in Ft. Lauderdale. Very sad day.
pallen2532 7 months ago
@pallen2532 - pilot Richard Kilborne - pioneer Hang Glider & pilot record holder -
rentatrip1 3 months ago
This video is OBVIOUSLY not mine. Carl's early stuff is all over the place on the net. I met Carl and spent time with him in 1982 as I was an early BASE jumper (would have got #48 if I'd applied at the time). I can assure you, Carl would want his work to be out there and I'm glad it is.
HappyValleyMan 7 months ago 2
I still miss my old Seagull 3.
fab42 10 months ago
1;05 cut that idiots left arm off
jerbear54 1 year ago
It seems they are kites.
I love the biplane.
alfredo0474 1 year ago
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rentatrip1 1 year ago
ahhhh...the good old days!
FutzAndTinker 1 year ago
OMG, *even his wife* can fly one! They let girls do this?
gasdive 2 years ago
not in "those days" human development was a bit backward,women weren't allowed to enter marathons till 84.
freeflyinmik 2 years ago
...some of those gliders can be found nowadays on the ceilings and walls of flight parks and lodges all over.
jwm239 2 years ago
we have a working Brock Standard and Seagull III @ Kitty Hawk Kites. They fly great. The Brock can be a bit scary though.
n49945 2 years ago
Awsome
thebrackster 2 years ago