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Old November 13th, 2007, 14:36   #1
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Default well, they can't say UND students don't know strong winds...



great, i have to shoot approaches to the 35/17 in this today too. yes ill take that 50kt direct crosswind, thanks.

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Old November 13th, 2007, 14:52   #2
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Default Re: well, they can't say UND students don't know strong wind

assuming they don't go no fly first. i just flew in it, it was fun
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Old November 13th, 2007, 15:02   #3
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Default Re: well, they can't say UND students don't know strong wind

and there it is folks
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Old November 13th, 2007, 18:29   #4
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Default Re: well, they can't say UND students don't know strong wind

......and they went no fly. Couldn't get my landing stan done, yet again.
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Default Re: well, they can't say UND students don't know strong wind

Yeah, it was always windy in ND when I was there.
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Old November 14th, 2007, 00:12   #6
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Default Re: well, they can't say UND students don't know strong wind

i went out flying after nofly ended. yep 50-60kts crosswind at 2000msl

SUCKED.
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i went out flying after nofly ended. yep 50-60kts crosswind at 2000msl

SUCKED.
it was entertaining for me to watch my student try to deal with it single engine.....
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What a great day to fly.

Seems like tomorrow will be another windy day.

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What a great day to fly.

Seems like tomorrow will be another windy day.

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Awesome

Yeah, I saw that. I don't think my 102s will be flying.
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it was entertaining for me to watch my student try to deal with it single engine.....
yeah i was glad that thats the NEXT lesson. it was a PITA with both engines running. ILS17 at RDR with winds 50-60 from 270 aloft?? WTF.
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yeah i was glad that thats the NEXT lesson. it was a PITA with both engines running. ILS17 at RDR with winds 50-60 from 270 aloft?? WTF.
yup, we did that single engine today. he did quite well, but holding was fun. 75* correction outbound wasn't enough :lol:
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Awesome

Yeah, I saw that. I don't think my 102s will be flying.
i don't think my 325's will be flying.
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Wonderful. I do not miss the wind.
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