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    is that the elevator nose trim thing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam! View Post
    Formation flying is great, providing both crews are briefed properly before departure and know what they're doing!! - For example, someone who has just got their PPL shouldn't start doing formation until they've some more experience.

    Glad to see you called it the Traumahawk too!
    Yep, not very good to go up formation flying unless you have more than 80 hours... or more! :p

    Lots of planning and breifing goes into formation flying. It looks fun but they all say if you go out of line ATC can tell you to "cease formation" because they brand you as "not up to standards" to fly so close.

    It's amazing watching to Traumahawks doing smooth turns right next to each other with the sun glaring off the underbelly.

    No wonder I call it a Traumahawk... I almost experienced the infamous wing-dive spin myself!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by NEW-START View Post
    Yep, not very good to go up formation flying unless you have more than 80 hours... or more! :p

    Lots of planning and breifing goes into formation flying. It looks fun but they all say if you go out of line ATC can tell you to "cease formation" because they brand you as "not up to standards" to fly so close.

    It's amazing watching to Traumahawks doing smooth turns right next to each other with the sun glaring off the underbelly.

    No wonder I call it a Traumahawk... I almost experienced the infamous wing-dive spin myself!!
    ATC wont tell you to cease formation unless they concider it dangerous though! - If your told to cease, you could well be awaiting a telling off too lol

    Wing-dive spins are fun, whilst training and your SUPPOST to be doing them.. But I'd imagine them to be pretty scary if you wasn't expecting it

    See thats one of the things I like about the Warrior, it's heavier so it's hard to start spiral diving etc without actually forcing it too.. I know on base with full flap config and hardly any power causes a number of stalls in the PA28 so I hate to think what it does to a PA38 haha.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam! View Post
    ATC wont tell you to cease formation unless they concider it dangerous though! - If your told to cease, you could well be awaiting a telling off too lol

    Wing-dive spins are fun, whilst training and your SUPPOST to be doing them.. But I'd imagine them to be pretty scary if you wasn't expecting it

    See thats one of the things I like about the Warrior, it's heavier so it's hard to start spiral diving etc without actually forcing it too.. I know on base with full flap config and hardly any power causes a number of stalls in the PA28 so I hate to think what it does to a PA38 haha.
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    tell you to "cease formation" because they brand you as "not up to standards" to fly so close.
    Sorry if I never typed it in a way you'd understand!

    I wasn't expecting it at all... we almost started spinning, John managed you recover before an actual spin. We just dived and he recovered and went to me: "Trust me when I say this. I've done that more times than you've kicked a ball"

    The Warrior is an amazing aircraft. I really like it, but for training I just love the Tommy too much! Many say that the Traumahawk handles just like a jet and it's not such a huge step up as going from say a C150 to a 737. If you know how to handle a Traumahawk well enough then you'll love it to bits! Not very good for your first aircraft though! Haha.

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    Love the PMDG, cool shots.
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    Just to liven the forum up a bit, I decided I'd get one AES shot.





    Might post some more in a bit.
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    Really nice, well done.

    drink up this bottle of yeah
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    I see bnothing

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    Nice (y)

    Atm im stuck in a PMDG 744 with a speed restriction of 250kts -.-'
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