Instructor Needed
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From: Clearfield,
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I would like to have an Instructor who would take me up useing a buddy box to aid me in flying nose in. I live in Clearfield Pa. ,, almost in the center of the state. I would travel to State college, Altoona, Williamsport, . I have a Shuttle 30 and a X - Cell 60 that I fly. I am having a mind set about flying Nose In. I have a Futaba 8UH Tx. and a buddy cord. Bob[&o]
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Flyeboy,
If you can't find anyone, get yourself an FMA Direct Co-Pilot.
I cannot think of a better tool for trying nose-in the first time. It really works excellent. Best $100 I ever spent in this hobby.
If you can't find anyone, get yourself an FMA Direct Co-Pilot.
I cannot think of a better tool for trying nose-in the first time. It really works excellent. Best $100 I ever spent in this hobby.
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From: Fredericton, NB, CANADA
Maybe you can send one of these guy's an email and see if they are willing to give you a hand. I'm sure one of them will help.
[link=http://www.pilotlocator.net/state.php?state=PA&B1=Submit]http://www.pilotlocator.net/state.php?state=PA&B1=Submit[/link]
[link=http://www.pilotlocator.net/state.php?state=PA&B1=Submit]http://www.pilotlocator.net/state.php?state=PA&B1=Submit[/link]
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I would like to have an Instructor who would take me up useing a buddy box to aid me in flying nose in. I live in Clearfield Pa. ,, almost in the center of the state. I would travel to State college, Altoona, Williamsport, . I have a Shuttle 30 and a X - Cell 60 that I fly. I am having a mind set about flying Nose In. I have a Futaba 8UH Tx. and a buddy cord. Bob[&o]
I would like to have an Instructor who would take me up useing a buddy box to aid me in flying nose in. I live in Clearfield Pa. ,, almost in the center of the state. I would travel to State college, Altoona, Williamsport, . I have a Shuttle 30 and a X - Cell 60 that I fly. I am having a mind set about flying Nose In. I have a Futaba 8UH Tx. and a buddy cord. Bob[&o]
I learned nose in on the sim, reduces the pucker factor imensely.
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I too learned nose in on a sim. I use FMS which is free and realistic enough for that sort of thing (just wish it could auto!). I practiced enough so that on my 3rd attempt on the real thing, I was hovering a couple feet off the ground (instead of 30 feet as on the first try) and was comfortable enough to bring it all the way down for a very soft landing.
Not trying to downplay the importance of an instructor, but sims can be extremely helpful.
okw
Not trying to downplay the importance of an instructor, but sims can be extremely helpful.
okw
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I too learned nose in on a sim. I use FMS which is free and realistic enough for that sort of thing (just wish it could auto!). I practiced enough so that on my 3rd attempt on the real thing, I was hovering a couple feet off the ground (instead of 30 feet as on the first try) and was comfortable enough to bring it all the way down for a very soft landing.
Not trying to downplay the importance of an instructor, but sims can be extremely helpful.
okw
I too learned nose in on a sim. I use FMS which is free and realistic enough for that sort of thing (just wish it could auto!). I practiced enough so that on my 3rd attempt on the real thing, I was hovering a couple feet off the ground (instead of 30 feet as on the first try) and was comfortable enough to bring it all the way down for a very soft landing.
Not trying to downplay the importance of an instructor, but sims can be extremely helpful.
okw



