Have you guys seen the show on Speed about Oshkosh 2002? They have some awesome vid in the beginning of Kirby Chambliss doing a wall on takeoff, then leveling it out. He does some awesome aerobatics. They also show Sean Tucker, and a few other notables. We only caught the first hour, and the last 15 mins of the second hour.

Also, Kirby has a great mpeg from Oshkosh on his webpage:

http://www.chamblissaerobatics.com/downloads.html

On take off, he rolls over inverted, and drops down to around 20 ft. and pushes over.
Awesome onboard video from the rudder and the cockpit.

The roll rate on his edge is amazing. You'd swear his flight was a model, until ya see the incockpit footage.

Check it out.

The into video here is pretty good. Shows 3 of the big names.

http://www.airventure.org/2002/performers/videos.html

I have a video that I took this year of Kirby on my site. www.ros********.com. Awesome. Kirby even said I did a good job. Thanks man.

finnz

Kirby is BADASS!!!

Todd

finnz did you get any vidieo of mike goulian. your website is awsome.

I think so. I also have good videos of Sean Tucker and Matt Chapman. These guys really know how to ring it out....

I can't believe I missed this show TWICE!! I got the last 33 minutes recorded. Does anybody know if it is coming on again? Speed channel is know for playing the same thing more than once.

I just did a program search on the Speed website.

Friday, September 6, 2002 Eastern Time

8:00 pm
OSHKOSH FLY-IN
AirVenture 2002

1:00 am
OSHKOSH FLY-IN
AirVenture 2002

I'm marking my calander.

Wiz

finnz do ya think you could put mikes video on your web site? I was there on saturday but the weather was crappy. and mike didnt fly on saturday . I seen kirby and he was awsome. sean ,patty , and mike massino. but there show was limited due to low ceiling and rain.Id really like to see mike goulian.

Has anyone seen or heard of a video of his crash in China? Badass? Yeah..got right back in the saddle.

On the speed channel show, Sean Tucker does this amazing hover with his bipe, camera angle appaers to have him about 150 feet up, at the highest. You can watch the elevator, rudder and aileron inputs for each of his "corrections". The two announcers almost wet themselves over that. He just held it there for about 15 seconds or so. perfectly stationary, nose high about 80-85 degrees. They have alot of great on-plane, and in cockpit angles on all the aerobatic pilots, including a helmet cam on sean tucker.
Another cool moment in the speed channel show, is when they show a guy doing aerobatics with his lear 23 (serial #9 off the assembly line). After about a 2500 foot run to gain airspeed on takeoff, as soon as he can rotate, he pulls the stick up, and then bangs it hard right, rolling the lear. He's doing this AS hes pullin the gear up, the gear is still out when he rolls over inverted. That dude has some serious stones as well.