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Cold weather flying!
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Cold weather flying!
I often read on this forum a significant amount of feeling against flying in the cold and snow.
See this
Especially the last five minutes.
See this
Especially the last five minutes.
ian1954- Diamond Member
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Age : 70
Location : England
Re: Cold weather flying!
Great vid! I've never met Windy.. but I'm hoping there's a slim chance he'll be at a N.E.S.T. fly-in next weekend in Wrentham, MA. Member Dave Cook is to receive a PAMPA Hall of Fame award that Saturday May 16th. Theme for the day will be borrowed from an article that Dave wrote; "Stunt in New England in the Good Old Days".. that was featured in Control Line World. Anyone having a connection to Stunt in New England is expected to attend and fly that day.
I plan on going and will try to shoot some stills and video.
I plan on going and will try to shoot some stills and video.
Re: Cold weather flying!
Well some of us don't have much choice in the winter time. One can stay indoors or simply bite the bullet and ignore the cold.
Surfer_kris- Diamond Member
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Re: Cold weather flying!
That looks cold! I would need a heated and very well insulated suit for that! The sea around Britain is cold enough in summer but winter.........!
ian1954- Diamond Member
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Re: Cold weather flying!
My being originally a "Bostonian".. (well, close enough) I thought it fitting to post an annual tradition where the "L Street Brownies" take a dip in Boston Harbor on New Years Day.. since 1909.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8OFUXN8W80
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8OFUXN8W80
Re: Cold weather flying!
Mmmmmate!! You gize gotta be kiddin'. I don't go outside if it drops down to +5°C.
Ice it what forms in your freezer.
Ice it what forms in your freezer.
dinsdale- Account Deactivated by Owner
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Re: Cold weather flying!
I've visited Brisbane once in your winter time and went windsurfing, great place.
The locals offered to lend me a wetsuit, but I declined as it was like a regular summer to me...
The locals offered to lend me a wetsuit, but I declined as it was like a regular summer to me...
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