PING: Lady Pilot
 

Hey, LP--

Have you ever had the opportunity to take a ride in, or fly, an L-39
Albatross? Just curious. I'd love to own one if they weren't so
impractical.

Max

Lady Pilot
 

"Maxprop" wrote:
Hey, LP--

Have you ever had the opportunity to take a ride in, or fly, an L-39
Albatross? Just curious. I'd love to own one if they weren't so
impractical.

Hi Max,
No, I haven't ever had the opportunity to fly in one yet. A millionaire had
one at Tulsa International where I had an office for years. There's
supposed to be another one at Sundance Airpark in NW OKC. I think a doctor
owns that one.
In 1998 there were only 5 in the U.S. (private buyers).

Many sailors at the Wednesday night races this summer had their own aircraft
or a big interest in them. Funny how sailing and flying kind of go
together.

LP

Lady Pilot
 

Lady Pilot wrote:
"Maxprop" wrote:
Hey, LP--

Have you ever had the opportunity to take a ride in, or fly, an L-39
Albatross? Just curious. I'd love to own one if they weren't so
impractical.

Hi Max,
No, I haven't ever had the opportunity to fly in one yet. A millionaire had
one at Tulsa International where I had an office for years. There's
supposed to be another one at Sundance Airpark in NW OKC. I think a doctor
owns that one.
In 1998 there were only 5 in the U.S. (private buyers).

Many sailors at the Wednesday night races this summer had their own aircraft
or a big interest in them. Funny how sailing and flying kind of go
together.

LP

Good Lord the Albatross is just that...an Albatross

Today I took a buddies Panzl S-330 up for a couple hours over LIS.
I pulled some +&- 9 G's.

RB
35s5
NY

Lady Pilot
 

.. Funny how sailing and flying kind of go
together.

Lots of sitting resulting in flabby thighs.

Lady Pilot
 

The fake "Capt. Rob" wrote:

Good Lord the Albatross is just that...an Albatross

There is also a Grumman Albatross.

Today I took a buddies Panzl S-330 up for a couple hours over LIS.
I pulled some +&- 9 G's.

ahem Bull****

LP

Lady Pilot
 

"Bob Crantz" wrote:

. Funny how sailing and flying kind of go
together.

Lots of sitting resulting in flabby thighs.
True! That's why I have a membership at the gym and a very nice treadmill
at home.

I also jog at the park and play tennis and golf when I get a chance. Not to
mention other activities...

LP

Lady Pilot
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote:

Interesting...you have a Yahoo account in Ireland.

Wonder if anyone else here noticed that?

LP

Lady Pilot
 

Lady Pilot wrote:
The fake "Capt. Rob" wrote:

Good Lord the Albatross is just that...an Albatross

There is also a Grumman Albatross.

Today I took a buddies Panzl S-330 up for a couple hours over LIS.
I pulled some +&- 9 G's.

ahem Bull****

LP

Hey loser it's a fact, I promised him use of my 35s5 for a couple hours
as a trade.
He's a hip person like me, he got a subie outback..it's hot.

I've flown more tail draggers then you have ever seen LP, and I'm not
talking about worn out sailors.

And the S-330 can do over 20 G's before the wings snap and I heard them
cracking today.

RB
35s5
NY

Lady Pilot
 

Your crazy...next you a bein callin me a lepercon ya sassy lass.

Ireland....Bwahahahahahahaha this is LIS.

RB
35s5
NY

Lady Pilot
 

You have strong thighs?

RB
35s5
NY

Lady Pilot
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote:

Lady Pilot wrote:
The fake "Capt. Rob" wrote:

Good Lord the Albatross is just that...an Albatross

There is also a Grumman Albatross.

Today I took a buddies Panzl S-330 up for a couple hours over LIS.
I pulled some +&- 9 G's.

ahem Bull****

LP

Hey loser it's a fact,

I'm not a loser, and that's a fact.

I promised him use of my 35s5 for a couple hours
as a trade.

Bwawhahahaahaaa. Boy, did the pilot ever get the shaft on that deal. (Which
we know it didn't, because it never happened)

He's a hip person like me, he got a subie outback..it's hot.
Was she driving it hard through the clogged streets of New York?
Did them temperature light come on? heh

I've flown more tail draggers then you have ever seen LP,

Hahahaaa. Okay, prove it. How many an what types? I've owned several
Beech 18 tail-wheelers

and I'm not
talking about worn out sailors.

You'd be the first not to in this new gay asa....

And the S-330 can do over 20 G's before the wings snap and I heard them
cracking today.

S-u-r-e. And where was the testing done to see how many g's this aircraft
could take? LOL

LP

Lady Pilot
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote:
Your crazy...next you a bein callin me a lepercon ya sassy lass.

Ireland....Bwahahahahahahaha this is LIS.

Yes, Paterson NJ is much closer to the LIS than Ireland!

LP

Lady Pilot
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote:
You have strong thighs?

Of course! Just ask Capt. Neal. :-)

LP

Lady Pilot
 

I have a 1945 North American P51-D. Hidden away in storage now, more of
an investment.

BTW I raced Voodoo at Reno a few years ago, kicked Dego Reds ass I did.
Check it out!


RB
35s5
NY

Lady Pilot
 

But...can you pop a coconut with them?

RB
35s5
NY

Lady Pilot
 

"Lady Pilot" wrote in message
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"Maxprop" wrote:
Hey, LP--

Have you ever had the opportunity to take a ride in, or fly, an L-39
Albatross? Just curious. I'd love to own one if they weren't so
impractical.

Hi Max,
No, I haven't ever had the opportunity to fly in one yet. A millionaire
had one at Tulsa International where I had an office for years. There's
supposed to be another one at Sundance Airpark in NW OKC. I think a
doctor owns that one.
In 1998 there were only 5 in the U.S. (private buyers).

Many sailors at the Wednesday night races this summer had their own
aircraft or a big interest in them. Funny how sailing and flying kind of
go together.

We like air/wind and all the things one can do with it/them.

I've got a ride in an L-39 coming up this spring. Can hardly wait. There
are quite a few for sale these days, but most still have instruments with
Cyrillic numerals and letters.

Max

Lady Pilot
 

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
nk.net...

. Funny how sailing and flying kind of go
together.

Lots of sitting resulting in flabby thighs.

Hmmm? The two professional pilots that work out a my gym have anything but
flab--anywhere. Both are women and very close to spectacular.

Max

Lady Pilot
 

"Lady Pilot" wrote in message
news:FqYBf.79360$4l5.38528@dukeread05...

"Capt. Rob" wrote:
You have strong thighs?

Of course! Just ask Capt. Neal. :-)

Is he a *broken man*?

Max

Lady Pilot
 

In article t,
Maxprop wrote:

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
ink.net...

. Funny how sailing and flying kind of go
together.

Lots of sitting resulting in flabby thighs.

Hmmm? The two professional pilots that work out a my gym have anything but
flab--anywhere. Both are women and very close to spectacular.

Seems to me that in this case, close is close enough. :-)



--
Capt. JG @@
www.sailnow.com

Lady Pilot
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote:
I have a 1945 North American P51-D. Hidden away in storage now, more of
an investment.

BTW I raced Voodoo at Reno a few years ago, kicked Dego Reds ass I did.
Check it out!

Bwahwhahahahahaaaa!

LP (sides aching from laughter...)

Lady Pilot
 

"Maxprop" wrote:

"Lady Pilot" wrote:

"Capt. Rob" wrote:
You have strong thighs?

Of course! Just ask Capt. Neal. :-)

Is he a *broken man*?

Nah, he said "uncle", so I had mercy on him. :-)

LP

Lady Pilot
 

"Maxprop" wrote:

"Lady Pilot" wrote:

Many sailors at the Wednesday night races this summer had their own
aircraft or a big interest in them. Funny how sailing and flying kind of
go together.

We like air/wind and all the things one can do with it/them.

Like a wing turned on it's side.

I've got a ride in an L-39 coming up this spring. Can hardly wait.

I'm envious! Good for you. Be sure and take some pictures and give us a
report when you get back. I hope you are buffed for the experience, you
will enjoy it much more if you are in good physical shape.

There are quite a few for sale these days, but most still have
instruments with Cyrillic numerals and letters.

Not really surprised about the instruments. Where are you going to have
this little adventure? In Gadsden, Alabama?

LP

Lady Pilot
 

"Lady Pilot" wrote in message
news:mJgDf.81676$4l5.79855@dukeread05...

"Maxprop" wrote:

"Lady Pilot" wrote:

Many sailors at the Wednesday night races this summer had their own
aircraft or a big interest in them. Funny how sailing and flying kind
of go together.

We like air/wind and all the things one can do with it/them.

Like a wing turned on it's side.

I've got a ride in an L-39 coming up this spring. Can hardly wait.

I'm envious! Good for you. Be sure and take some pictures and give us a
report when you get back. I hope you are buffed for the experience, you
will enjoy it much more if you are in good physical shape.

There are quite a few for sale these days, but most still have
instruments with Cyrillic numerals and letters.

Not really surprised about the instruments. Where are you going to have
this little adventure? In Gadsden, Alabama?

A friend in Oshkosh, WI, owns one. He picked it up from a California gent
about a year ago. It has been completely restored with instruments in
English and Arabic numerals. It is painted in an attractive silver metallic
and the interior is essentially olive drab. The engine is relatively low
time. The previous owner had a hot section done the year he bought it, and
then did a major the following year. My friend is not particularly adept at
aerobatics, but I am. I'm hoping he'll allow me to show off a bit.

Max

Lady Pilot
 

HEY GIRL...WASSSS-UP you better stop messing around with my man or I'm
going to mess you up.
You home wrecker you. All you pilots think your hot ****...well missy
I'm a nurse.

SB
35s5
NY