Boating 101+4

[Drowned Rat]

Re: Boating 101+4

Negative. The arc of visibility for the red and green is 112.5 degrees each, forward only. Same as boats!

 

[Drowned Rat]

Re: Boating 101+4

I don't know many sea planes that can fly upside down, or any pilots who would risk it.<br />

I do.

 

[sloopy]

Re: Boating 101+4

OK, could you name me the planes that are certified to be flying aerobatics and have floats? I also think that they would have there certification pulled if they flew upside down near the water. <br /><br />Going to send an email to a flight instructor and ask him what would happen to the pilot..

 

[Drowned Rat]

Re: Boating 101+4

This is way too complicated to go into. Anyway, that was the answer to the question. It was meant to be fun.

 

[sloopy]

Re: Boating 101+4

Well I still got it right <br /><br />I would like to know the seaplane that can fly aerobatics. I would also like to meat the pilot who is flying aerobatics over a populated lake.

 

[18rabbit]

Re: Boating 101+4

What's a seaplane?

 

[Drowned Rat]

Re: Boating 101+4

You got it right by mistake. You didn't know why you got it right.

 

[SoulWinner]

Re: Boating 101+4

There are some light amphibian planes that are capable of inverted flight, the little two and four place planes, and I've seen them perform some questionable flight maneuvers and not come apart. It's all in the pilot I guess.

 

[sloopy]

Re: Boating 101+4

SOME light aircraft.. NOW IS it legal to do that over navigable waterways?<br /><br />I still got it right, it could also be an upside down boat.

 

[18rabbit]

Re: Boating 101+4

Well, Tacklewasher could have gotten it right. Maybe he was thinking of a situation where the observer is on top of the cabin, on his back with his head hanging over the windscreen. Good news: who’s on top! Bad news: the ocean liner you see is coming right at you.

 

[Parrott_head]

Re: Boating 101+4

Most seaplanes can do acrobatic stunts.<br /><br />Trouble is they can only do it once.