Murphy Rebel on a Frozen Pond on the Baie Verte Penninsula in Newfoundland & Labrador
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@namwok It is !
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@DITMN Here in Canada? I have a Private Pilot license. There is a Ultralight Permit too, but I am very unfamiliar with that.
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hmmm, what kind of an endorsement do u need to fly here?
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All correct. Not flying, just taxing. And yes, I did put a small crack in my hull cap. So, Full Lotus not totally ideal for winter flying.
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Am I crazy, is there a substantial amount of snow adhering to the upper surfaces of that aircraft's wings, especially along the leading edges?
Isn't that generally regarded as being a wee bit dangerous?
skeilak 4 weeks ago
@skeilak Wee bit dangerous for taxing?? I don't think it matters for taxing. Now flying is a totally different matter. Don't you think?
MurphyRebelFlyer 3 weeks ago
@MurphyRebelFlyer
I'm sorry. I thought I was seeing a plane landing, in the beginning of the video.
I guess I should have read the description, before commenting.
Amazing how well those Full Lotus floats work.
skeilak 3 weeks ago
@skeilak Yes. I can't wait till I get a GOOD hangar. Pull her out free of snow in the winter, get onto a frozen pond and use the Full Lotus just like ski's. I'd think they work perfectly for winter flying in temperatures warmer than -20 C.
MurphyRebelFlyer 3 weeks ago
@MurphyRebelFlyer
Just a thought, but in the meantime, could you cover her with a water-proof tarp, like you might a boat? Might be a pain to fabricate one, but not undo'able.
The sun, and water getting in every little seam, than freezing at night, and expanding, is going to prematurely age that pretty little airplane, given time.
skeilak 3 weeks ago
@skeilak I have her in a hangar for most of the year, just not one that is allows for Winter flying.
MurphyRebelFlyer 3 weeks ago