Forced landing in Blackpool
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I remember watching a documentary on TV a few years ago about two chaps who were flying micro-lights from the west cost to the east cost of England. They were flying in formation and communicating with each other using small hand held walkie-talkies. On chap inadvertently dropped his walkie-talkie which then flew back into the prop and knocked a big chunk out of it. That also entailed a forced landing.
One of the problems with open cockpits and pusher props, I guess.
One of the problems with open cockpits and pusher props, I guess.
Eric Mc said:
I remember watching a documentary on TV a few years ago about two chaps who were flying micro-lights from the west cost to the east cost of England. They were flying in formation and communicating with each other using small hand held walkie-talkies. On chap inadvertently dropped his walkie-talkie which then flew back into the prop and knocked a big chunk out of it. That also entailed a forced landing.
One of the problems with open cockpits and pusher props, I guess.
Ouch. One of the problems with open cockpits and pusher props, I guess.
In my paragliding kit I've got absolutely everything on a lanyard or sealed in a pocket...wouldn't dream of holding something loose.
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