Downwind landing

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max
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Downwind landing

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Practicing downwind landing and testing the wheels
[youtube] http://youtu.be/m7sCV3BwcC0 [/youtube]
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"Wheels"
Wheels are circular devices that are capable of rotating on an axle.

Now and then I make use of them.

Imagine the friction that basebar would have encountered with out wheels to dissapate it.
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Actually, quite a nice job, considering it looked to be blowing down between 5-10, and probably closer to 10.

Not something I'd practice regularly, but everyone should get the X in the box at least once or twice in the LZ, if only for the entertainment value.
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Post by Jim »

...everyone should get the X in the box at least once or twice in the LZ, if only for the entertainment value.
I can't believe I voted for you. :oops:
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