3 Tricky landings in a Cessna 185

Started by Windpower, January 14, 2011, 10:34:21 AM

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Windpower


As a Cessna 170 driver I can really appreciate this guy's skill  (and intestinal fortitude)

enjoy


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTHUjmC128s&feature=player_embedded
Often, our ignorance is not as great as our reluctance to act on what we know.

Redoverfarm

If you get the Discovery or The Learning Channel   d*  on the tube there is a special on tonight I believe at 8PM featuring the bush pilots in Alaska.


Windpower

Often, our ignorance is not as great as our reluctance to act on what we know.

glenn kangiser

Cool - Reminds me of some of the places I landed in Mexico.
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Bob S.

A interesting Y-tube video
    put Dead stick takeoff in the search field


Bob S.

the guy does some insane landings and takeoffs from ridge tops also

glenn kangiser

I practiced vertical takeoffs during a high wind event at the Madera Airport.  Roughly 45 mile wind down the runway, C205 (210-5) full flaps and hand on the throttle to match forward speed to lift so I could stay stationary over the runway while climbing to pattern altitude.  

I was questioning my former instructor about trying it as I had read about Alaska Bush pilots doing it to make wilderness rescues on mountainsides with no runway..  He said get out there and do it.  He was former USAF and was one of the best instructors available.  I had a blast and got some good experience for a couple of hours.  I announced my actions and moved out of the way for arriving and departing aircraft. :)
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