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velcro can also become fatigued if you open it too often. I had a harness that liked to try and spit the chute out the side. Glancing at the velcro seams should be part of the preflight along with the handle pins. Replace weak velcro with the sewn in type only.
Pilot is still in intensive care, back on a ventilator. After the latest surgery, his condition has taken a turn for the worse.
Keep Wade in your thoughts this week.
I’m finding out the injured pilot wasnt as rogue as I initially thought. Still gathering info.
One thing is certain. He is indeed very injured. Keep him in your thoughts and send healing vibes his way. Recovery and positive outcome is the most important component in this incident now.
Santa Barbara trained P2 flying without local instructor guide, without membership, without signoff, flying mid day what looke like a stall spin in from over 100ft landing on Ranch property by the shower tower. Now listed in critical condition with broken bones.
Been there many times. Found a couple tracks. Also built a beefy rebar cage for a telescope base.
Hopefully, we can call and see if the airspace is hot or not.
And you still dont get it?
Pilot Crash Protocol:
If you find yourself crashed on the hillside uninjured, get your wing folded up right away if you can. Text, call, radio or signal the fact that you are ok so emergency responders arent sent on a dry run.
If youre injured, stay put. Your lack of activity is the signal that you need help. If possible, call or radio for help.
If youre flying and see a downed pilot, get close enough to determine whether theyre injured or not-(without jeopardizing your own safety) and communicate whether an emergency response is warranted or not. Note details on the crash location; coords, landmark, distance and direction from x……
If you are unsure if the pilot is injured and there is no apparent movement within a few minutes, 911.
When in doubt, 911. Now!
I’d much rather visit a pilot in the hospital, than at their funeral.
February 12, 2022 at 8:34 AM in reply to: Collision, Entanglement and Reserve Deployment Struggle #14402Thats one way to prevent accidental deployment. double wire the dbag flaps shut.
Heres the latest from the PR girl.
Climbed up to see if I could gerry rig the thing to find the cup shaft broke off.
she dead. The PTZ is having trouble focusing too. adderal?
Those woodpeckers fill every open hole with acorns. Theres a 2 inch conduit running vertically the length of the tower. Airsites Bill mentioned new wires couldnt be passed through due to them so we decided to shake it out. Hundreds of acorns came out of the thing once we got them started falling out. After big rain years the number and size of the acorns is amazing. I can only guess the woodpeckers find themselves in a heaven where the streets are paved with acorns and all they have to do is find a place to put the things.

the legs feeling better Kevin?
Visiting pilots rock.
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