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Short field landing in Cessna 182

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Short field landing in Cessna 182 on a 700 foot grass strip (www.youtube.com) More...

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ToddBaldwin3
ToddBaldwin3 4
Was that a runway excursion for the boat?
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ADXbear
ADXbear 4
Awesome.. fun stuff
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VivPike
Viv Pike 4
dee9bee ... did you watch the video at all?
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dee9bee
dee9bee 2
Apparently, I ddn't watch the whole thing! I stopped after the landing. Note the topic's title and description.
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agghopp
agghopp 2
That’s like asking pilots to admit they could not have done better than the one behind the yoke when commenting on a crash. Doesn’t happen does it?
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outward
Jimmy Robinson 2
He probably did, his fingers must have slipped when he was editing.

Great video too, hats off to the pilot.
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btweston
btweston 0
Sure. His fingers slipped.
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n42769
n42769 2
Did anyone else notice he has an AOA device on the glareshield? That helps when the stall warning is screaming to let you know what "lift" you have left.
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patpylot
patrick baker 2
was pleased to hear stall warning horn going off as touchdown occured. Makes for a short and certain landing. Nice piece of pilotage...
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drcart99
Douglas Carter 1
I imagine his stall warning horn was buzzing the entire way.
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fwaviator63
A. Highsmith 1
The Army taught me to land the Cessna O-1 on a 500 foot dirt road over a 50 foot barrier of trees. Of course the plane was designed for that with 60 degrees of flaps and a powerful engine. We controlled rate of descent with power and airspeed with attitude. I think I gave my flight instructor ulcers but we did it. Hanging on the verge of a stall all the way down.
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mrbentwrench
Robert Morrow 1
As a former 182 owner, I can say I have made similar landings/takeoffs, but there is always a pucker factor. Great airplane if you're familiar with it, but you have to be alert, because nature is a bitch!
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bentwing60
bentwing60 1
One way in, one way out! And this guy is one of, oh you pick a really small number, who knows it even exists. If it is charted at all it has a P in the chart circle to indicate "private" to keep the go-pro morons from crashin on his property. If they could find it. This guy had been there before and was smooth as silk in the right equipment. Hats off! And stall warning is for the "unaware".
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MikeMohle
Mike Mohle -5
Great video from the back, but why does that idiot in the right seat feel the need to record it on his phone??????????????????
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speshulk99
john kilcher 1
I thought the same thing!!
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davidrbarnes
David Barnes 10
Clearly didn't watch the video in its entirety. 1:09 has the departure.
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dee9bee
dee9bee 2
You nailed it!
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