Re: Flying subs?

[protek@shreve.net]

I have not yet dove my plane or flown my sub. (except for the flying fish
surface!)  I just claimed that I was doing angles and dangles.  Nothing
loose inside.

GB


At 12:12 AM 5/7/99 -0400, you wrote:
>>    I got a good laugh at your experiences dodging cabin cruisers.  Once I
>> was about 30 feet in depth and slid my 325 pound weight back to the stop
>> with the hydraulics, blew my front BT and did not blow my rear tank.  WILD!
>>  I fly aerobatic planes and I am used to going up at all angles, but this
>> was different.  I didn't think the angle was going to stop as it got higher
>> and higher.  I was also going probably 5 or 6 knots at the time.  I too
>> thought about that ski boat up there, but missed him.
>>
>> Gary Boucher
>
>But what about the biplane you passed on the way down, Did the pilot ever
get out
>of the loony bin after he reported the flying sub? Now that we know you
take your
>sub flying, do you ever take your plane diving, (underwater)?  :-)
>Jon S.
>
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