Testing to see if 200 Cubs can be launched for Oshkosh in ½ hour.
Testing to see if 200 Cubs can be launched for Oshkosh in ½ hour.
Last edited by Hal Bryan; 05-31-2012 at 07:25 AM. Reason: Fix video embed
I wish you guys luck, but it seems like you're counting on a LOT of pilots to be paying attention. 9 second interval takeoffs are hard to manage when every 5th (or whatever) pilot dawdles for an extra 5 seconds.Originally Posted by Rick Rademacher
If 200 Cubs can’t be launched in 30 minutes, so be it. I want fewer slow Cubs on the Fisk approach and more flying in the mass launch now limited to 75 Cubs.
If Cubs start leaving Hartford at 5:30 A.M. and quit by 6 A.M., they will have a 15 minute cushion plus flight time to all be on the ground before 7 A.M., the Fisk approach start time.
Last edited by Rick Rademacher; 05-29-2012 at 08:17 PM.
Of all the great places in New England , Why Hartford?
Here's the question in my mind, where the heck are they parking all these Cubs?
Unfortunately in science what you believe is irrelevant.
"I'm an old-fashioned Southern Gentleman. Which means I can be a cast-iron son-of-a-***** when I want to be."- Robert A. Heinlein.
Yes, if we left from Hartford, Connecticut as was stated in a local paper, the timing for the arrival at Oshkosh might be off a day or two.
Steveinindy , haven’t you heard of that Sea of Yellow that the EAA has been talking about for months?
The mid-airs in Florida in March and then again yesterday in Virginia are on my mind.
Let's all be safe up there!
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