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ahhhh...now this is real flying...
all good fun until someone loses an eye
http://www.airviolence.com/download.php?view.49
all good fun until someone loses an eye
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have also seen footage of this in a cub. with the bush wheels on it, you would be flat out getting the wheels to dig in, i would reckon. light airframe and 31" loooow pressure tyres. what do you reckon trouper?
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I've heard
I've heard as long as it has a tailwheel and you put the park brakes on it'll work with any machine.
I've also been told it's better if the waters not too choppy and if it's glassey you have to pull a bit of flap on to pop off the surface and watersking doesn't clean the aircraft.
I've also been told it's better if the waters not too choppy and if it's glassey you have to pull a bit of flap on to pop off the surface and watersking doesn't clean the aircraft.
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check this out. from Alaska Bushwheels.
http://www.akbushwheel.com/downloads/river3.wmv
http://www.akbushwheel.com/downloads/river3.wmv
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I was told by a Canadian geologist that they used to put Beaver wheels on Piper cubs, and DC3 wheels on beavers for flying around way up nrith. About 4 psi in the tyres.
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