Brian, its really easy. You just kind of assemble everything. No special skills needed. I have tested with Avare and Foreflight. They both work great. Have yet to fiddle with weather though.
Never had it growing up. Thought it was kinda weird.
Wife thought it was gross.
Had an urge one day.
I made some crisply sandwiches. Man that stuff is good. Wife loves it too.
https://goo.gl/photos/7o5e8iGMZDbS8oQa7
I need to get some soon. very very soon.
4K/month is a lot of dough. 20 hrs in our club Archer III would cost $1,717
[20hrs * 117/hr * 0.7 (tach time factor)] + $79
https://www.lvfc.org/planes
If I had the luxury of spending 1,700 per month let alone 4K, I'd be all over a Bo.
What could possibly go wrong? It's cool, but why so much hassle. I think the approach Spacex is taking is the most logical way to get heavy loads into space.
I did catch that he made an average corporate pilot salary. In another part of the video he said he works 8 days a month. Seems like a wicked gig to me.
Well, In all honesty I always rode it off peak when I was consulting around there. The times I came home peak times, it was like a sardine can. A few wise beer purchases at the station before departure made a huge difference at times.
Great video. Love Sean's charismatic and bright persona. Steve is like Iceman, flies cold with no mistakes... This was a clean break from his videos, he was smiling all the time.
model ends in 1 = tapered wing
zero = Hershey bar wing
PA-28-181 is a 180 hp Cherokee Archer with a tapered wing.
PA-28-180 is a 180 HP Cherokee
So if you are looking for a tapered wing, just look at the airplanes that end in 1.
I feel your pain. I too was lured by the low cost of the costco hot dog. Boy was it good. Really fatty. I felt like barfing, but it might have been worth it.