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RUSSELL wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
>  on February 1 my experimental aircraft took to the skies in its first 
> flight. The aircraft performed well between five days of testing. I 
> was firmly planted on the earth while the aircraft was flown by a test 
> pilot.
>
>  Regards 
> Russell
>
> Video link on YouTube.  If the link does not work, do a search for 
> "N2AA first flight"
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIIc_FJSRUY 
>
> builders log. If you're interested in seeing the process of building 
> aircraft.
>
> http://www.mykitlog.com/kit251
Congrats.  There is nothing to compare to that day except the day you 
fly it the first time.  Pete also performed midwife duties for me.  Nice 
video and nice music.  My video camera could not hold focus on such a 
fast moving object but the sound is still music to my ears.

http://flyboytv.com/index.php?m=video&v=123

David N32CL