I wish to thank you for sharing this awesome Air Creation Float Trike video with me .
Great to see you again, Richard. I missed your flying videos.
Gord
Well, that was FUN! Thanks.
New subscriber!! Saw it on barnstormers, wish I had one of these to film my stuff!👍👍🤙
Absolutely Awesome - Great video
That looks like a lot of fun!!! Great video. I need to try that. LOL
Great Video I want to get a seaplane rating sometime. I loved it, especially when I seen the Icom A22 portable radio a trusty friend in my flight bag. ICOM gave me a bad time for having the 25 year old radio. They said I needed to upgrade. I said not until dies. Its a great backup radio
Exactly - Nothing wrong with the A22 - I have 3, just replaced all the batteries and antennas - The powers-that-be will always want you "upgrading", absolute nonsense - If it ain't broke, don't fix it - My trike is 1999, I keep rebuilding it - My GPS is just as old as well, everything works great - And I am not a cheapskate, I'll spend whatever it takes to fly, but I do not buy into newer is better, unless it is, not in this case
Fabulous... My son filmed you passing his construction work site ❣️
Loved it!
Well done!
Does it really take that long , time/distance to break free of the water surface ?
.. density altitude take off distance in these= 20 sec take off or 30 feet
TO time/distance varies - Yes there is density altitude, but I can't be bothered with that - Glassy vs a light chop makes a huge difference as does headwind and weight on-board - Boat wakes are dangerous - All I care about is flying, the details are irrelevant to me
Imagine if the pontoons were inflatable and could be deflated for reduced drag in flight and re-inflated for landings.
Floats actually generate lift which increases useful load, deflated and flapping in 50mph winds would produce quite a bit of drag
Very very very awesome!
I've been watchign a few Larry Mednick vids and guess that's why this puppy showed up :)
I got some 10 hours in a few different trieks a couple decades ago and can appreciate the 'high' they produce... add the Lakes Region in New Hampshire and that's about as close to heaven one, or three, can get.
THANKS!