This is the first video of an airchair doing a rolling launch without ailerons (the glider is controlled by rudders and elevator). Gene Embry is shown here flying the Pig (Primary Instruction Gl...
This is the first video of an airchair doing a rolling launch without ailerons (the glider is controlled by rudders and elevator). Gene Embry is shown here flying the Pig (Primary Instruction Glider) down the training hill at Crestline, San Bernardino, California, in July of 2009. Wide spaced wheels keep the plane level and make training in light winds practical. I held up the tail and ran down the hill with it while taking this video with my other hand. This flight was part of the Crestline Fly-in annual event, you can hear the band music on the audio.
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