Aaahhhhh

[zab1001]

THIS is why you pull three full handfulls of trim AS SOON AS you select land flaps.

Yes, that is over the numbers.

Everything turned out ok, and I got a cool pic.

 

[Fly Navy]

Good lord!

btw love the picture of Edward 40 Hands

 

[NavyLonghorn]

What the $%*& ... I have the controls.

 

[Brett327]

Those zaney Chileans - always messin' with ya.

Brett

 

[zab1001]

He just selected land flaps a bit late, totally fine, it's all the angle and perspective.

 

[zab1001]

btw love the picture of Edward 40 Hands

Easily one of my favorite pics. THAT'S some squadron antics.

Thanks for reminding me. Definitely gonna pick up a case of St Ides for next weekend.

 

[ea6bflyr]

Easily one of my favorite pics. THAT'S some squadron antics.

Thanks for reminding me. Definitely gonna pick up a case of St Ides for next weekend.

Nothing like letting someone else bring "SNAKES" into the cockpit. At least the other guy was ready for it. I'm guessing it's pretty much an FNG move.
ea6bflyr

 

[Fly Navy]

Where does that term originate anyway, "killing snakes in the cockpit"?

 

[PropStop]

I always use 4 hand fulls...then the plane just kinda lands itself. works for me anyhow

 

[A4sForever]

Where does that term originate anyway, "killing snakes in the cockpit"?

We were told that it goes right back to the early days of open cockpit Naval Aviation, and is what happens when you are fighting being "eaten" by snakes --- i.e., falling into a pit [cockpit] full of nasty, quivering snakes --- as in being overcome by events --- and the only way out is mental discipline and ANC (and I don't mean Anchorage):

Aviate
Navigate
Communicate

At least that's what "they" told "us" ..... :icon_mi_1

 

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[TurnandBurn55]

Aviate
Navigate
Communicate

Hrmm... never heard that expression before...

 

[Screamtruth]

I cannot see the attachment in the first post.

Sounds cool though.