How do you log this?

[Colonel Sanders]

I have always wondered:



How do you log that? Is an RPP adequate?

And do you need an SFOC for this?



I'm pretty sure that's an aerobatic maneuvre
below 2000 AGL.

[I_Heart_Seaplanes]

First one you'll need at CPL w/IATRA because its a two crew machine. May require a type rating for high performance, as I imagine Vso is higher than 80KIAS.

The real question with the second one is if he asked the lead for permission to break formation and showboat like that.

[Adam Oke]

CS, that goes in your Glider Logbook. Clearly, it is a self launching glider.

[Colonel Sanders]

But I think it's got an engine?

[Adam Oke]

There are gliders with engines. Some for launching, some for sustaining...hell, there are even gliders with Jet engines!

[Big Pistons Forever]

I have always wondered:



How do you log that? Is an RPP adequate?

.

That's easy

Left front seat = PIC

Right front seat = SIC

Left rear seat = SO

Right rear seat = CRP

[MCB]

I'll do it for $22,000 a year if I get PICUS

[Beefitarian]

I'll do it for $32 per race.

That felt ok. Maybe I should be a pilot.

[Chris M]

I have always wondered:

I miss my 240SX. Best beater I ever bought, I'd get another in a heartbeat if I had a place to put it.

Actually... I might know the fellow that drives that car. There aren't too many Ontario plated 240SX rally cars around.

Edit: I was right, that's Ferd's car. Brilliant nutcase.

[Colonel Sanders]

Close - it's Martin, in North Gower, whom I have known
for 25 years now. Ferd is his partner in crime

[Chris M]

Hehe, close enough. I've met Ferd a few times as part of the Subaru club but not Martin. I remember the car at a Snow-X race at Capital City Speedway in 2008. Entertaining but slow.

[lilflyboy262]

I just spent a few minutes looking at the second picture. I kept seeing a bus coming down the hill with its front windscreen covered with black duct tape.
Thought maybe that could have been logged as actual IFR.

[Colonel Sanders]

It's a "Magic Eye" picture. If you look at it long
enough, you will see the sailboat.

[LousyFisherman]

I'm pretty sure that's an aerobatic maneuvre
below 2000 AGL.

I don't believe so. I thought the definition was 60 degrees? Doesn't look more than 45-50 to me

I imagine Vso is higher than 80KIAS.

I am in awe.
LF