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    Well, I got my BFR today. It was hot, bumpy as hell and cramped in that Little T!!!!!

    And I LOVED every second of it!!!!!


    I don't know what the density altitude was (probably 20K), but at one point it was like I lit the afterburner!!! We were climbing at 1100 ft a minute!!!! WOOOOOOOOhoooooooooooo!! I usually only see that when I'm by myself, very light and it is in the dead of winter. What a ride!!

    When we got to the engine out portion I was loosing no altitude according to the VASI for a few minutes! What a kick!

    What a blast this little plane is!!!!
    Richard Boyer
    N95791
    Georgetown, TX

  • #2
    Re: Bfr

    Exuce me: What is a BFR?
    Len
    I loved airplane seens I was a kid.
    The T- craft # 1 aircraft for me.
    Foundation Member # 712

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    • #3
      Re: Bfr

      Biannual flight review. Basiclly a check ride every two years with an instuctor.
      Eric Richardson
      1938 Taylor-Young
      Model BL NC20426
      "Life's great in my '38"
      & Taylorcoupe N2806W
      TF#634

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      • #4
        Re: Bfr

        Originally posted by flylo
        Biannual flight review. Basiclly a check ride every two years with an instuctor.
        Biennial flight review. Biannual is twice a year.
        Jerry in NC
        TF# 114
        Prior BC12-D's
        N43433
        N95823
        N44024

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        • #5
          Re: Bfr

          AND!!!!! I snowed them again!!!! HA!
          Richard Boyer
          N95791
          Georgetown, TX

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