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Precision Aerobatics BBV2 Midair

Posted by mattmc on November 29th, 2009

Precision Aerobatics BBV2 Midair, originally uploaded by mattmc.

My first midair and I must say, overall, the BadBoy V2 came out of it well. The other guy didn’t have a scratch on his plane so I’m guessing I came into contact with his prop. I was surprised how well the elevator control worked as I landed.
All in all, for a midair, I guess I’m pretty happy with the outcome.

To top it off, I flipped the Corsair on a touch and go. No damage, just a heap of dirt in the cowl.

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