July 18, 201213 yr Hey, if you fly back through the chemical trail do you lose consciousness? :Thinking: As real as it gets Officially retired
July 18, 201213 yr These are great shots but I would have to add (I worked many years in the ag chem business) that you are spraying at way too high an altitude. Most spray applications are done from a height of 2 to 3 metres above crop height. Zoom climbs, high-G 180* turns and gut wrenching dives to spray height for a leg in the opposite direction are the norm, not the exception. Aerial application is a costly business (to the farmer) and he wants it done quickly with near 100% accuracy. People think a dog fight is exciting to watch, aerial spraying is no less so. Dan George (woodhick)Check out Greenbrier Aero Club, the VA for and about the GA pilot.
July 18, 201213 yr Author These are great shots but I would have to add (I worked many years in the ag chem business) that you are spraying at way too high an altitude. Yes, I know. Guilty of poetic license in trying to make a more "scenic" shot. John
July 18, 201213 yr I generally don't make comments in screenshots but I'll make an exception in this case. Very, very nice. The World is divided into two groups. Those who say "Give me a link" and those that provide the link. WWG1WGA
July 18, 201213 yr Yes, I know. Guilty of poetic license in trying to make a more "scenic" shot Not a problem then Dude. Very scenic, very nice airplane and scenery. Dan George (woodhick)Check out Greenbrier Aero Club, the VA for and about the GA pilot.
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