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Subject: Re: My New Experiences
From: Jim Klick
Date: Wed May 09 06:20:33 2001

Jerry,

Congratulations and Condolences.

Congratulations because you have discovered one of the best kept secrets
in aviation: Acro flying is the most fun you can have with your clothes on,
and Condolences because you are on the road to addiction.

A suggestion: Put a coffee can on your desk at work with a sign that says

"There is no known cure for aerobatics- Please give generously"

Welcome to the club.

Jim Klick
S1S N9JT

"Jerry L. Berg II" wrote:

> Well after a long time of dreaming, I am finally taking the step of
> transitioning into a tail dragger and learning basic aerobatics. My
> first session was pretty much an intro into it all. I performed the
> take off (flying a Citabria 7KCAB by the way). We then went to the
> practice area and did some coordination manuevers and worked on a couple
> of oscillation stalls. (I actually used to be afraid of stalls but
> after working on oscillation stalls its all no sweat). My instructor
> demonstrated a spin, a couple of aileron rolls, and a loop. I then
> brought the plane back and hit a perfect landing. (not bad for my first
> time).
>
> My next session which was today, our focus was spins. I did a bunch of
> spins to the left and right and then did several two turn spins. I
> actually handled those well. I wasn't sure of what I would expect
> but... It was great. After all of that I did feel a little queesy but
> only after it was all over (go figure). Then we did several landings.
> The landings that I made were acceptable but not great. Maybe I was a
> little over confident after making a perfect landing my first go out.
>
> Next we are going to start doing rolls. I can't wait! This is
> absolutely the best fun that I have had flying yet!!!! I am anxious to
> get more.
>
> Anyway, I just though that I would share my experiences. I only have
> 114.8 hours but am looking at spending a lot more time (and money) in
> the air.
>
> Jerry L. Berg, II


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