Bearhawks in the Dust
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- Опубліковано 24 лис 2012
- In this second episode of the BackcountryPilot video series, we head out into the Nevada desert sidecountry with BCP members Blackrock, Maverick, and Cow Dog in their beautiful 235hp Bearhawks. We visit the site of Kevin Quinn's High Desert fly-in, as well as a few other unspecified locations, and we spoof famous and beloved Ohio filmmaker/aviator Greg Swingle.
Caution for the tiny ears who may be watching: The term "cowshit" is used gratuitously. Only expose children to this soundtrack if you want them to repeat this word.
Caution for the elderly ears: Loud rock music is overdubbed at times. Have your mute button and nitroglycerin ready.
Caution for those easily susceptible to motion sickness: First person flying scenes may cause vomiting and/or erection. - Авто та транспорт
Nice shots, I like your cautionary advisories. Thanks for sharing.
Interpol.... nice music choice. Fits the video just fine. 4 place bear hawk is the perfect plane for a family with kids. I wish ic would buy one and take the wife in kids camping in the back country. You can fit a few days worth of camping supplies.
Excellent filming, just lots of fun to watch, thank you!
I am building one now....I look forward to the day I am doing what you guys are doing!
I dig it. That 0-540 is a beast.
joses box
Update: Chevy makes a 285 HP aluminum block "LV" v-6. It's about the same weight as a 540 ---
cant wait to get mine built
Very nice planes, like a cessna 170 but alot better.
oh man do i wanna get my private licence!
Damn fine video. Very inspiring.
I have a question for you. How does the Bearhawk performs in comparison with the Maule M-7 with the same power? I know you have flown both and with you expertise I can't think of anyone more qualified to answer this.
The masses are still waiting on this reply...well...me at least.
And... Waiting
They're both great. The Bearhawk is a little sportier in feel. I think the flaps are a little larger. Generally the BH4 can be built lighter than the Maule and will enjoy a better power-to-weight ratio. Then there's the yoke vs stick preference which trumps many other factors. Since this was 8 years ago, most answers to this question are probably found in UA-cam videos now.
Whew!!!
So what is a posier?
Ah likes dat Mr. Zane!