just_dew_it

hey man it could also be a case of you becoming more aware of the situation that you're in, which is fantastic. some nerves (to a degree) will up your performance levels. with regards to aiming for a greaser, don't worry about that all too much. i haven't flown light aircraft for a while now, but certainly on the heavier jets, greasers aren't necessarily recommended - they reduce wheel spin-up time and consequently burn more rubber. as was said above; aim for a firm touch down, without making it a bounce. what x-wind method do you use? an old instructor of mine taught me, whenever i'm flying, if i'm using more than 3 fingers to hold/force the control wheel, i'm overpowering the machine. try that out, whilst maintaing control of the situation, (tracking centerline, controlling airspeed) allow the aircraft to respond to gusts, without fighting them. the vast majority of machines flying around the sky are inherently stable, relax and let them do the work, whilst being in control :)

Thanks for the reply guys! much appreciated! :)

Hi there folks! Bonsoir tout les monde! i am coming to france, more specifically, Nice/Cannes from about the 8th-19th of March, and was wondering if anyone knew of good places to jump not too far away from there... Look forward to hanging out/jumping with ya! Merci beaucoup!

Hey guys - just wondering where I should head to - I'm looking for a place to jump in the london area - here for a week on work...and was wondering what DZ's you guys can recommend! thanks! :) dewet

Hello everyone, I've been doing a bit of searching, but can't seem to find anything on the forum... Is there a dual style mount - a la ZKulls overkill mount - for the cookie rok helmet? I'm looking at mounting my Rebel T1i/500D and Gopro together with one another...What would be my best options here? Many thanks for the help :) Cheers