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John Hauck



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PostPosted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 7:16 pm    Post subject: Confident With My Equipment Reply with quote

Hi Gang:

I was rambling around my computer tonight and came across this photo of the
Owyhee River Canon, approaching Leslie Gulch Boat Ramp. This was on our
flight to Oregon last May 2009. This is one of my favorite photos of that
area. Brings back some great memories of a wonderful day the Rock House
Gang had flying out of Larry Cottrell's place in SE Oregon.

john h
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 7:44 pm    Post subject: Confident With My Equipment Reply with quote

Thats nice.


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Hi Gang:

I was rambling around my computer tonight and came across this photo of the Owyhee River Canon, approaching Leslie Gulch Boat Ramp. This was on our flight to Oregon last May 2009. This is one of my favorite photos of that area. Brings back some great memories of a wonderful day the Rock House Gang had flying out of Larry Cottrell's place in SE Oregon.

john h
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 11:58 pm    Post subject: Confident With My Equipment Reply with quote

Great photo
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 6:25 pm    Post subject: Re: Confident With My Equipment Reply with quote

Incredible photo John, something like you would see in a magazine. I bet there would be a lot of happy people here on the list if you would post more of those Smile

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 6:48 pm    Post subject: Confident With My Equipment Reply with quote

> Incredible photo John, something like you would see in a magazine. I bet
there would be a lot of happy people here on the list if you would post more
of those Smile
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Mike


Hi Mike B/Gang:

Thanks for the complement.

The mission of posting that photo was two fold. First, because I liked it
and thought it was a pretty area. Second, it is very hostile terrain with
few places to land without tearing up the airplane, and maybe me. This
demonstrates my confidence in the equipment I fly. All the equipment I fly,
to keep me from having to land in those kinds of places.

I acquired that confidence by testing what I fly for many hours in many
different parts of the North American Continent, in many different
meteorological conditions.

I try to maintain the KISS principal, Keep It Simple Stupid. That works
much better for me.

Here's another exciting photo. I'm trying to teach Larry Cottrell how to
hook his seatbelt and shoulder harness at MV 2004. Wink

Thanks again.

john h
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 1:59 am    Post subject: Re: Confident With My Equipment Reply with quote

Here is my example of "confident with my equipment".

Picture of Rainbow Bridge, located about 40 miles west of MV. Roughest terrain I have ever flown over. Hard, steep rock everywhere. Don't think there is a flat spot of over 100 feet for 8 - 10 miles in all directions.

I've gotten a lot help and advice from some folks to get my plane and equipment to a point to be able to make this kind of trip! Challenging, but worth every minute. Of all the flying I've done, these long XC's are the real test of pilot and plane. The KISS method helps too when you do have an issue out there, away from home. Sometimes a trip to local Wal-Mart or NAPA can get you going in a few minutes vs a few days or even weeks. Even on a Sunday. Just my humble opinion.

This trip, over 4600 sm, +61 hours, 16 days and not a single mechanical/equipment issue. Not sure if miles, hours, days or years is best. Did have some minor icing issues crossing back over the Rockies, but that was my good ole arch rival "Mother Nature". All I had to do was put good, clean fuel in her.

Thanks to those that helped me get there! (on second try) Rolling Eyes Thought I knew better on first attempt and proven wrong.


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 4:42 am    Post subject: Confident With My Equipment Reply with quote

> Picture of Rainbow Bridge, located about 40 miles west of MV. Roughest
terrain I have ever flown over. Hard, steep rock everywhere. Don't think
there is a flat spot of over 100 feet for 8 - 10 miles in all directions.
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Here's a little more info on Rainbow Bridge:

http://www.onlineutah.com/rainbowbridgehistory.shtml

john h
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