Aussie microlight: A22 Foxbat visits Tokoroa airfield
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@xjet G'day All...
Well, being as I'm the last one who flew the first Legal Minimum Aircraft ; the size & complexity of the paperwork needed to play with modern "Ultralights" totally justifies my move to R/C, & Windmills, & Boomerangs...! Search '1975 8Hp Skycraft Scout' & 'V.J.-24w SUNFUN', to see what I used to levitate in... 'Autodidactic Test Flying' is interesting, & y' may like 'Aerotowing Rogallos'.. too ? Ciao !
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Busy little place your airport...
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Cute little plane!!!
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dear santa... ... ...
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Cool a Diamond! I'll be flying those soon for my Multi-engine rating at ERAU Prescott. Your videos are always a joy to watch.
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@xjet Cool... That works out to just about what I was guessing, especially after seeing the inflight video... Thanks!
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Landing on the Dymond was a little scary Would love a video of that too, if it hasn't had the landing gear broken by then lol
woooo CTC's CTM! I flew that plane 2 months after this video was posted...
SirPlankton 2 weeks ago
@SirPlankton Nothing comes passes through Tokoroa airspace without me getting some video of it :-)
xjet 2 weeks ago
Another nice vid and, yes, I certainly don't mind seeing the full-size aircraft featured in between the great vids of the r/c flights... I'll have to read up on the A22 for it looks like it would be a fun one to fly (take-off roll seems to be next to nothing!). Interesting spring arrangement on the nose gear! The touch-and-go by the Diamond Twin Star (DA-42) was a nice capture, as well. Curious: How long is the runway here?
texfanusa 5 months ago in playlist More videos from xjet
@texfanusa We've got 850m of sealed runway plus grass run-offs at each end giving 1100m all together.
xjet 5 months ago