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[b]Kevin Quinn World Record Plane Water Ski[/b]

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Source: [url=http://frontpage.scudrunners.com/kevin- ... water-ski/]Kevin Quinn World Record Plane Water Ski[/url]

It's interesting to see the difference between the
different FSDO's.  You try that in the lower 48,
expect a careless and reckless.

I know an airshow pilot, used to waterski at
airshows.  FAA Monitor didn't like it.  Pilot
replied he had a surface ICAS card.  FAA
Monitor took out his pen, struck out "surface"
and wrote "one foot" as his minimum altitude
on his card.

IMHO these guys did it best:

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IIRC they were Pitts pilots  ;D

I'm sure Arlo, WayneF, Laird, Rotten Ronnie and
the other hall monitors here would hate all these
[b]BAD PEOPLE[/b] and try to fuck them up:

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It's great fun to watch this guy do his thing:

Question: Wheels turning or brakes on? I always figured you'd get better planing action with locked wheels.

That's nothing. Lets see someone do it with a 172  :)

I don't think you can do that with tricycle gear.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... crash.html

[quote author=David MacRay link=topic=6214.msg16463#msg16463 date=1494762933]
I don't think you can do that with tricycle gear.

[url=http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... crash.html]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... crash.html[/url]
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Wow, that guy reminds me a lot of someone who posts on here frequently.

Maybe you should report him for being a [b]BAD PERSON[/b], Princess?

[img width=500 height=341]https://senselessramblingsofthemindless ... tthurt.jpg[/img]

Some people don't need to be reported, their reputation just seems to always precede them.


The similarities are interesting though:


Airshow pilot
Performing when officials had denied permission
Penchant for self-promotion
L-39 pilot
License suspensions
Had to leave home country to continue airshow "career"

Not a 172, but close enough.