Thank you Jim Nice to see great interaction, rule number one never let that wing in front and when you give some break don let go complete because she coming back hard bro.
That quad accident was 100% pilot induced. Way too much correction and poor timing of it. It looks like if he would have gave no brake input at all it may have sorted out. Not the wind's fault. Not to armchair quarterback-- just an observation. Glad the pilot is OK. People are human, an no one is immune from mistakes. Fly safe!!!
There was a lot going on. Mistakes were made also but it was ultimately the terrain that got him. On the right side the sand was like powder and it was deep, also at that point the terrain switched to an upward slope which was another factor. Cause was one of his wheels dig in. But you are right as a pilot our choices are 100% our own and therefore it is our fault but if the conditions were different the pilot would have gotten off the ground. It was the wrong place to launch from given the terrain and wind direction. I made a mistake in implying that the twitchy winds were the cause.
@@warrenkral6562 Perhaps it is very complicated, there were a lot of events happening at the same time with multiple variables culminating in the roll over. This is why most accidents are chalked up to pilot error, because ultimately that is the cause.
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Cool!
Thank you Jim Nice to see great interaction, rule number one never let that wing in front and when you give some break don let go complete because she coming back hard bro.
thanks Jim!
Please share it.
Nice video as always Jim!
Thanks bud. Always helps when people share their videos, you rock!
The monster truck of trikes... Looks a little dusty out there...
It was awesome. So fun in the dust.
That quad accident was 100% pilot induced. Way too much correction and poor timing of it. It looks like if he would have gave no brake input at all it may have sorted out. Not the wind's fault. Not to armchair quarterback-- just an observation. Glad the pilot is OK. People are human, an no one is immune from mistakes. Fly safe!!!
There was a lot going on. Mistakes were made also but it was ultimately the terrain that got him. On the right side the sand was like powder and it was deep, also at that point the terrain switched to an upward slope which was another factor. Cause was one of his wheels dig in. But you are right as a pilot our choices are 100% our own and therefore it is our fault but if the conditions were different the pilot would have gotten off the ground. It was the wrong place to launch from given the terrain and wind direction. I made a mistake in implying that the twitchy winds were the cause.
@jimsimard fair enough. It kind of looks like he may have lost his balance in the seat and pulled brakes inadvertently as the quad swung left right
@@warrenkral6562 Perhaps it is very complicated, there were a lot of events happening at the same time with multiple variables culminating in the roll over. This is why most accidents are chalked up to pilot error, because ultimately that is the cause.
bouncing like a moon rover 😆
Those lunar tires make all the difference