http://polypoke.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!5...ECF01!219.entry:-lol Best,Owen

Saw that on A.net.Amazing how they just ignore the gear warning horn.Cheers,JohnBoeing 727/737 & Lockheed C-130/L-100 Mechanichttp://www.sstsim.com/images/team/JR.jpgwww.SSTSIM.com

>http://polypoke.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!5...ECF01!219.entryFunny! (Well, not much for the pilot. :) )Did it ever happen to an airliner?Marco

Dont you just hate it when that happens!at least he got the centre line.Dave

The sterile cockpit rule might have also helped, rather than jabbering on while turning final.That's a shame._____________________________http://home.comcast.net/~jsnyder99/sigs/nameavsim.jpgPersonal Photo/Aviation Website

{scraaaaape}That should be a must-watch lesson video for those training on RG airplanes. :)

Oh, don't you just wince when you see that :-eek Seems to play fine in Firefox but not in IE7 despite the Adobe Flash Player being installed in both. Strange?!Mike

In the piper arrow that I fly the gears would come down automatically when the speed is low enough (unless I override it).A feature like that would have saved the day.Jason

>In the piper arrow that I fly the gears would come down>automatically when the speed is low enough (unless I override>it).>>A feature like that would have saved the day.How low? Can you prevent it if attempting a ditching?Marco

CRINGE!!!!a DPE at the airport I learned out of in florida was with a student and geared up a piper seminole, totaling both engines. He cried in the cockpit... I can totally understand it, and I would be interested to see the next 5 minutes of video...thanks for the share

I know this is a little late, but yes, you can disable this feature. I do it all the time with the Arrows I fly while practicing slow flight and power-on stalls. I always turn it back on, though, when I'm done. I also check my gear on base and final, too.