Wednesday, May 15th Ops

[Mark Mallamo]

We’re planning for flight ops on Wednesday.  Weather should be good, so find an excuse to come join us.  If you need a better excuse, we could also use some help installing the rest of the roof on our new east-end shelter.

[Petr Folwarczny]

Sounds good. I’ll be there. What time in the morning we can start? 7:30?

[Mark Mallamo]

I’m up for an early start to finish the shelter project.  Petr, if you want to meet me at 8am, we can try to knock it out before the flying begins.

[Steven Snyder]

We are go for Wednesday. Come on out and work and fly. Sunset is 8PM so we could go all day.

[Mark Mallamo]

Petr and I are planning to arrive early at 8am to try and finish installing the roof on the shelter.  Any other volunteers would be appreciated!

[Steven Snyder]

Today was a beautiful day. We finished with 24 flights, 14 winch launch and 10 tows. Flights ranged from 5 mins to 2.5 hours. The winch was located well east in the bean field approx 4800 ft. Releases averaged around 2400 msl. A good time was had by all and if you could not be there be sure to make it out on the next flyable day.

 

Steve

[Dennis Burke]

Calm winds , too!  And many “thank yous” to Karl , for hand-mowing around all the trailer tie-downs, so that the zero-turn doesn’t have to ( high grass always difficult), and Petr F. for getting 93 Winch fuel, and Mark R. and Tim for doing a “stealth” run to the T.A. to refuel the winch Mule-car, & no ticket, and Mark M, Petr, & others for the Shelter work, its very nice.

[Tim Ponsot]

Redneck stealth ops are best stealth ops

[Anonymous]

Real Ops would practice OpSec and not advertise exploits via public chat group.
It looks like Saturday will be nice. I am looking forward to my first 2019 flight with an instructor if one is available.

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

[Author]

Posts