On 4/16/2021 3:13 PM, jeb wrote:
Mistake one: not having a plan on what to do if it took to the air
Mistake two: lack of recent flying time dual and solo
Mistake three: posts on KRNet about just this sort of thing happening
on high speed tests
which I read and didn't take as seriously as I should have.
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I'm glad you didn't hurt yourself and you probably won't be the last to
experience a similar accident. All three mistakes you listed violated a
one line piece of advise I've posted more than once on the net. "Never
take an airplane to the runway unless both the pilot and the airplane
are ready to fly". Get it repaired and get back out there when you're
BOTH ready.
Larry Flesner
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