How cold ,.. real cold
Ltl slugger 13,306 feet AGL from harsions 10-2-05
How high can u go .. that high
See 2 small videos at
http://www.southernskies.net/media_page.html
See the full set at
http://www.jamescob.com
I hope to see you all at flytober fest in NC on 10/14/05 !!!
http://www.southernskies.net/flytoberfest05.html
James Coblentz
jamescob@bigfoot.com
how high real high
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Vvroom, Vvroom...rrreeee....
Driving above 13K is quite an accomplishment. Ain't internal combustion a wonderful thing!!!
We got over 10K this past spring using only the power of the sun and I believe Nelson Lewis has been over 13K in the wave at Woodstock using only wind power. In the west, pilots often get to 17,999' in thermals (I've been to 17,500' over the Pellisar Flats and Boundary Peak in the Owens Valley).
All forms of flight are cool, but free flight seems to be the most extraordinary of all (not to mention the cleanest and most pure).
Driving above 13K is quite an accomplishment. Ain't internal combustion a wonderful thing!!!
We got over 10K this past spring using only the power of the sun and I believe Nelson Lewis has been over 13K in the wave at Woodstock using only wind power. In the west, pilots often get to 17,999' in thermals (I've been to 17,500' over the Pellisar Flats and Boundary Peak in the Owens Valley).
All forms of flight are cool, but free flight seems to be the most extraordinary of all (not to mention the cleanest and most pure).
how high real high
On Tue, 4 Oct 2005 09:03:04 -0400, theflyingdude wrote
> Vvroom, Vvroom...rrreeee....
>
> Driving above 13K is quite an accomplishment. Ain't internal
> combustion a wonderful thing!!!
>
> We got over 10K this past spring using only the power of the sun and
> I believe Nelson Lewis has been over 13K in the wave at Woodstock
> using only wind power. In the west, pilots often get to 17,999' in
> thermals (I've been to 17,500' over the Pellisar Flats and Boundary
> Peak in the Owens Valley).
>
> All forms of flight are cool, but free flight seems to be the most
> extraordinary of all (not to mention the cleanest and most pure).
?????????????????????????
I don't even know you ...
but I am fine w/ that
James Coblentz
jamescob@bigfoot.com
> Vvroom, Vvroom...rrreeee....
>
> Driving above 13K is quite an accomplishment. Ain't internal
> combustion a wonderful thing!!!
>
> We got over 10K this past spring using only the power of the sun and
> I believe Nelson Lewis has been over 13K in the wave at Woodstock
> using only wind power. In the west, pilots often get to 17,999' in
> thermals (I've been to 17,500' over the Pellisar Flats and Boundary
> Peak in the Owens Valley).
>
> All forms of flight are cool, but free flight seems to be the most
> extraordinary of all (not to mention the cleanest and most pure).
?????????????????????????
I don't even know you ...
but I am fine w/ that
James Coblentz
jamescob@bigfoot.com
Flying High
Congrats on a really cool flight. FYI-- James is not only a PPG pilot, he's a PG pilot and a PG instructor. Way to go Jim!!!
Matthew
Matthew