Flying Evektor SportStar LSA with Paul Hamilton
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What kind of tripod did you use? I would like to film my first solo in the Sport Star.
joshr783 1 year ago
@joshr783 It is an expensive heavy Bogen with a fluid head
PaulDHamilton 1 year ago
Is it 50kts for takeoff? My instructor tells me to go up at 50kts. I guess its just for training purposes, and I'm assuming that you are a very experienced pilot! Nice video, gotta love the sporty!
aidler2 2 years ago
The Pilots Operating Handbook (POH) or Aircraft Operating Instructions (AOI) should provide the rotation speed. However, I noticed in many LSA that it feels a little slow so I usually add 5 knots as a good practice to account for variable winds and such. Usually the instructor modifies slightly based on experience. Better to fast than to slow.
PaulDHamilton 2 years ago