P51 Multiplay
Posted: Fri May 29, 2015 9:14 pmNot sure how interested the rest of you are in multiplay flights but I thought I would share a few with you. Lately a couple of mates (Aussies and Brits) have been getting together to do low level high speed multiplays in PNW, the Mach loop, Scotland and Australia so I thought that if I shared a few shots perhaps a few more people might take an interest and set up their own multiplays. It's pretty tricky maintaining position as the leader turns into sharp valleys and climbs up over steep ridges before diving and turning into another valley.
Unfortunately the concentration required to keep position in those sudden steep maneuvers means that no screen shots were taken - it was enough to remember to check the fuel and change tanks when required without the added burden of taking screen shots. This means that I've only go fairly 'safe' screens when I could afford to hop out and take a few quick shots before jumping back into the cockpit ready for the next change of direction!
Hope you enjoy them, though I suspect my enjoyment successfully flying the courses is probably more than can be shown on these few more mundane pictures.
Unfortunately the concentration required to keep position in those sudden steep maneuvers means that no screen shots were taken - it was enough to remember to check the fuel and change tanks when required without the added burden of taking screen shots. This means that I've only go fairly 'safe' screens when I could afford to hop out and take a few quick shots before jumping back into the cockpit ready for the next change of direction!
Hope you enjoy them, though I suspect my enjoyment successfully flying the courses is probably more than can be shown on these few more mundane pictures.
