UTRALIGHT AIR SHOW

[@coelhoxtcg]

o melhor piloto de ultraleve que já vi, e olha que assisto muitos vídeos brasileiros e estrangeiros. the best pilot.

[@lilbrudder32]

Looks like a fun day on the field. Impressive how you can flick that 2-axis plane around like that, esp in the low maneuvers!

[@bmjake]

huh.. Haven't tried mowing the lawn with one yet. Great idea!

[@locopilot1]

I use to do all of that man, what a time I had on my mx with simple 2 axes, now I have an mx spring and Im taking my time to get use to 3 axes, ruder on my feet, airelons and elevator on the stick, I miss my old quicksilver mx. I think you went really close to the camera guy, good thing nobody got hurt.

[@jparro]

wow...you have all my respect...it is a really cool flight and more if considering the aircraft...we have a two axes quicksilver in our ultralight club in Peru, but nobody knows how to fly it...I tried but I failed...thanks for the video...

[@Snuggfit4u]

Simply the best !!!! I never laughed as much in a long time !!!!!!! And Im seriously into avaiation, fair play to all concerned lol lol Without a doubt the best vid on KZbin to date lol lol Paul in Co WEXFORD IRELAND You made my start to this year 2011 lol lol

[@1carloselsocio]

asi se vuela pero cuidado mucha confianzaaaaaaaaa atte carlos el socio medellin colombia

[@lowslowflyer77]

love the video, and i love flying my MXL too :)

[@tammieorth7404]

I’m so happy

[@carlkrebs1]

it helps to know what your talking about, as in have flown in aircraft before , flown a quicksiler before , etc . flying over open fields is not a problem if prepared for dead stick landings . thats why those of us that have flown these aircraft spend a good deal of time practicing all the things that can go wrong or in general pattern flight . and yes , i do know what im talking about , i owned a quicksilver for over 13yrs and put in over 9,000hrs in it with no crashes , or accidents .

[@99isaac999]

How much would one of those planes cost?? that was some real good flying, good to watch.

[@waszak1977]

I'm not ranting or raving,I just want to have safe respomsible pilots in the air with me. most people lack knowlede of meteorolgy one example is unexpected down drafts and pushing the Va at less than 10 feet sometimes could result in catisrofic failure and making you lawn darn in a blink of an eye! we need pilots like you to bring interest tp our beloved sport. I recommend a BRS as it could really improve your survival rate even if you come apart at 75 feet AGL. But fly on and take care!

[@drifter503]

Nice flying. Are the spoilers connected to the pedals? Great little video.

[@RedKruzer]

Tripping the light fantastic.

[@twirlygirly]

Awesome ending "oh jesus!" Yeah.. that's how I'd fly it. If you're not trimming the weeds while you're flying, you're too high...

[@ib422000]

The noise must be hellish in the cockpit!

[@pytoche]

does it have ailerons? or just with rudder? -if the second you are a great great pilot!

[@lowslowflyer77]

@ib422000 lol what cockpit , yes i flew my first go around with ear protection it was insane ,also hurts being able to think lol

[@jparro]

is that a two axes control plane?...

[@scottyclaud]

I can tell you love flying , you must have been taught the things that are safe and the things that are unsafe , in my 16,000 plus hours I never flew light that..( yes I was chicken )..your going to get hurt...enough about that , I glad your not my neighbor , seeing all the houses in the background and you friend commenting on the noise of the engine , put yourself in their place having a chain saw going around and around in thier backyard ...wise up , fly safe and enjoy you plane for many years

[@loampey1]

I've had neighbors like you and i've found them to be self righteous loud mouthed old grouches. 16,000 my ass

[@maurireynoso]

Aun con vida?

[@jaimeiba4275]

muito bom piloto!!! .

[@RedKruzer]

great Stuff

[@橋本栄一-z9d]

これは2舵式のクイックシルバーだな・・風に弱いから，こんなことができるのは風のない日だろう、楽しそうだな。

[@NCC74913]

Where was this shot? What city and state?

[@qwfwq2]

this man is overconfident.. I hope he is still in on piece.

[@kriegmeister3000]

Cool he' doing fly/bys

[@tailwheelflier]

hell yea,,,fly that fucker like you own it,,,,

[@Cool-Lake]

Anyone know if this guy is still living or the aircraft is still in one piece?

[@BigMikesHobbyChannel]

st charles? what state?

[@RiderXXX]

"Air Show" -- that's funny. I think a 4-wheeler would be the better vehicle for riding in a pasture. When she folds up, a helmet might save your life.

[@tailwheelflier]

I broke my back in a weedhopper when the engine quit cold in a near vertical pull up

[@RoboTekno]

epic

[@MrFlyboy1966]

i would also like to know if either is still in one piece if he really took lessons he should know better

[@RichParkerflys]

ya I'm sorry I just can't watch in 240 just to fuzzy

[@mmichaeldonavon]

4,000 hrs, or no, that's what is commonly called "hot dogging"! Never really a good idea. We will probably "read about him", at some point.

[@49richard]

sre you still alive?

[@xeodreamviet]

chat cua su gian don la day,minh rat thich

[@rccrashburn]

Risky foolhardy flying... with an engine out & farting around that low the pilot automatically would have screwed the pooch!!!

[@billfair525]

Uploaded over 9 years ago.... wonder if he killed himself in that thing yet....

[@joaquinjoaquin100]

manera irresponsable de volar... estos terminan siempre enroscado en una planta... y dejan mal visto a la aviacion...

[@waszak1977]

Granted you have great ability to fly/control the aircraft. However...flapping your arms, taking them off the control stick is'nt impressive and is dangerous, skimming over the guy filming and starling him was what? Frame failure DOES occur injuring or even worse could happen to you and or others. seems without a doubt "hotdoging" and manuevers such as those are best kept above 500 AGL. in several shots you exceed Vy, Vc, Vno, Va,but in your defence I dont think you exceeded the Vno luckily.