The weather out here in western Pennsylvania is transitioning to the
cloudy and foggier type, and early morning flights are starting to
become a thing of the past. Thursday the 20th was my last flight for
September out of KBVI and it was with a guest instructor.
I was excited to test out the mount I recently acquired for my
Galaxy S II and the proper cables to capture audio direct from the
intercom of the airplane. However on the takeoff roll the entire mount
came loose and fell from the windscreen. I had to concentrate on flying
the airplane and ignore the device now resting precariously in my lap.
Turning 180 degrees to the right we started climbing out on a right
downwind departure. With Bill maintaining shiny side up I was free to
try and reattach the camera to the airplane. I have yet to find the
perfect place to mount the camera.
We practiced slow-flight, stalls, timed compass turns and unusual attitude recovery.
Until next time, blue skies and tailwinds.
My apologies for the airframe showing in the video, the quest for the perfect mounting spot goes on.
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