the Love of things that fly...

I remember those days. My Dad had a 150/150 Cessna. I was enamored by how cool airplanes are.... now I get to share that!!
Airplane Specs:
2017 RANS S-7S
EP912STi engine tuned to about 140hp (billet td04 turbo, custom exhaust, my tuning)
Dual Oil coolers / Large Radiator / Custom Intercooler
79" 2 blade NR prop
Roberts cub style gear setup
ACME Aero gen3 shocks
Badlands STOL Shop rev1 STOL Cuff w/ VGs
RANS S-20 flap handle (5 total notches)
Modified T3 Tailwheel setup (beefed up, extra mounting bolt, ROX shock)
Panel incorporates MGL and Garmin avionics...
...and much more!

[@snoopy7647]

You are blessed to be able to share!

[@adamchurvis1]

I too have a love of things that fly. Especially helicopters of all types, but really anything that takes to the air. Case in point: annoying children on airplanes.
See, the way I figure it, you're already flying, right? So if you propel the child either inside the airplane (like into a solid bulkhead or something) or outside the airplane in a graceful arc, then the child is, like, "double-flying," and that's science, I think.
But how? In a word: Trebuchet. Yes, the ancient trebuchet can fling a small car hundreds of yards. So follow me on this: we scale down the trebuchet to a size that fits into a typical passenger jet aisle, and we adjust the release mechanism to release late, as there isn't much height inside the cabin.
This is an amazing idea. Stupendous. Called for. Dreamed about. Who's with me?!

[@rockymountainboy8080]

Love you Todd

[@GravityKnightFlying]

Love you Buddy