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 A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu January 11, 2007:
Excellent shot of action in the cockpit. Rare sight. |
 A visitor from United States posted Fri December 15, 2006:
Some people just really like to crank that plane over. Of Course I do too. |
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Yep that is a 60* bank, if it were 45* the ADI would be in the middle of the 30* and the 60* mark, me is a pilot so I know |
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 14, 2006:
That's 60 degrees, and the ball's in the middle. That's 2g's right there. |
 A visitor from Venezuela posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Wao.......... |
 A visitor from Mexico posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Great picture Luis!, Congratulations. EC |
 A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Sideslip her in from here, no problem! |
 A visitor from Spain posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Yeah that's 60. Not bad... |
 A visitor from Austria posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Is there anybody out there not thinking that this must be fun, big time? |
A visitor from Mexico posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Once again Gnarly Dude!!!! Keep AIMing higher, we'll get there. |
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Are they performing a slip or some other manuever? I notice the yokes are nuetral..hmmm Great shot though!
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A visitor from Austria posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Give me a good rate of descent... |
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 14, 2006:
That, my friends, is a 60 degree bank! Love the King Air! |
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Great! Isn't that 60ΒΊ...looking at the ADI |
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 14, 2006:
Wow! Looks like 45 degrees! Quite a bit more than regular passenger jets do under most circumstances. |
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