duuude! from all the outcomes this was the absolute best case scenario! my flight teacher broke both his legs and then managed to land in a small pond right behind that powerline, almost drowned. 1 year hospital and recovery. you literally walking away like that is a miracle. most people flip up and land on the neck. beyond happy to see you walk away. be thankful for everything happend exactly as it did. forget the gear. thanks for the upload
Yep. I got greedy when I daw that big beautiful field on the other side. Forgot the basic rule that where there's a road, there's probably a power line.
Thanks for posting this. Glad you’re OK, and by sharing this you put the appropriate fear in all of us to always stay alert. Blue skies and no power lines!
That wing is totally repairable. I had a mishap on a low wind forward launch where a few A and B lines got sucked into the prop and broke 4 right suspension lines totaling 1400 pounds of Dyneema across my right hand thumb. Luckily the the cage crushed back and contacted the prop thus disintegrating it before the prop removed my hand at the wrist as I had the A and B lines in my hand for the forward takeoff. I was scheduled to depart for Iquique Chile in two weeks to paraglide in the Andes Mountains and had just put a 6 foot rip down the center of my wing cells. Luckily I had a Parachute repair guy less than 2 miles from my house and the glider was repaired and ready for the trip after I replaced the 4 suspension lines in his from yard.
Thanks for sharing your experience. It provides an awesome reminder of how important it is to clear the fields you want to fly. I've had two very close calls with power lines, one where I even cleared the field prior to flying, but even then I still didn't see them. They are sneaky SOB's. You're right when you say it happens fast. One second the power lines don't exist and the next second, out of nowhere, there they are, giving you very little time to react. Glad you're okay!
Does that smoke which is light oil injected into the exhaust cause any issues with those crops? I sprayed some oil on a part over my grass it killed a few spots.
So glad you are ok. These videos help the pilots in our sport. Thanks for posting. Glad you are ok. I was just featured ok Tuckers crash videos. You will be part of an elite group of pilots lol.
@@RunIntoTheSkyNonprofit That's not true he will most definitely be judged harshly. I did and I am currently judging him harshly, I also judged you harshly when I saw your crash. Its doesn't really matter though what matters is that your okay and other para-motorist can learn from your mistake because I know darn well next time I'm flying low in an unfamiliar area Ill be reminded of this very incident. We all make mistakes, miscalculate and fail but it takes a lot of guts to admit it, post it online and allow others to form an opinion whither positive or negative. On a slight side note please be respectful of the farmers field and don't go trapesing over crops like there weeds most of my harsh judgment came from that.
Theyre doing that to cellphone towers, making them to resemble palm trees so people dont complain about the eyesore but also complain about the spotty service.
So glad you’re OK! Great instructional video for Ppg pilots! I’ve had my butt pucker a few times while crossing a road thinking there are no powerlines!
Bro, you’re so lucky. Thanks for posting this video. People learn from things like this. You sound like a real cool dude. Quick question. Me and my buddies we always fly with radios. We consider it safety feature sort of like a reserve parachute. it also adds to the fun..
1st: glad you are okay. 2nd: That is awesome that your first though was to signal your buddies to make sure they didn't hit the line too. 3rd: I bet we see you highlighted in a Gott video soon :) Great content as usual sir.
I’m glad you are ok. That could have been so much worse. Thank you for having the courage to post this. I’ve had some close calls with lines myself. Maybe the wing can be repaired but I doubt you can patch up that prop. 😂
Can tell you’re a cool guy by how unfazed you were about destroying that nice wing you just got. Looking at the bright sides to that unfortunate event instead of dwelling on the bad. Great role model. I hit a powerline myself last season. While my wing was basically fine other than some lines- had to take 2months off because I lightly fractured my spine. At least we both made it out good and we will now be the last ones ever forgetting to scan high before dropping in haha
Great video. Its crazy forget that the trees could be where the poles are. I'm glad you filmed it and showed where the poles were so we have it in our memory now to watch out for things like that. That 1st guy who launched let go of his A's way too early.
Don't forget the road. Of course there's always power lines along roads. I forgot that age old rule. Yes, Im sure he's critiquing his launch. Always good to see yourself on video!
You handled the situation calmly and collectively. It's beneficial to have a way to stay in touch with your flying buddies. When we fly together, we make sure to have some form of communication, like a radio, Sena device, or group text if we can. I was on edge of my seat lol when I saw you waving to your friends, since hand signals can mean different things to different people. I'm glad everything was okay in the end. Thanks for sharing the incident. lot to learn. hope you can patch up that wing! Blue skies
Thanks! Ha, Yes there is a fine line between waving your arms looking crazy and signaling someone to stay away. We can talk via phone but I didn't think I had much time. I just didn't want them flying low to check on me and end up with 3 people crashed.
Wow. Glad you're okay. I legit almost did the same thing last night. Invisible line just about got me. Stopped just short enough but my wing did fold onto the line. Somehow no damage. Sorry about your wing and other damage my friend.
I saw a friend do the same thing. Turned and barely grazed the wire. Pulled his wing down on one side but he recovered and continued. Damn power lines!!!
lesson learned ! when I started paramotoring in France...in 1993...my instructor was a former military pilot. He told me that : "even if paramotoring seems easy, and is often forgiving, there's no such thing as an "idiotproof" aircraft, so it's why normally in aviation you never improvise...but flying a paramotor is a permanent improvisation...you fly according to the "good idea of the moment" that pops into your mind...that's the danger..."
The outcome could have been much worse. But it might be possible to repair the wing. We have several good repair shops in Norway, so there are probably some around your location as well. It’s worth a try, and I have seen good results that I thought were impossible to repair.
Well glad your weren’t hurt! I was in an engine out in a 2 seater PPC in Oct, we were in a turn at 350’ went straight to the ground and didn’t even roll ! Guy sitting behind me is 90! Broke my tail bone but he was fine!!
Did that wire continue on beyond those hidden poles? If not, that was put there on purpose. How far were other poles, if any? Glad you’re ok. That can all be fixed.
I don't recall if the wire continued on either side. It's probably an old power line. Poles had the normal spacing. I suspect it wasn't an active line due to the trees being allowed to grow up like that.
@@csmith9008 If that's a dead wire and you or others fly there regularly, I'd want to see about either taking it down or marking it somehow. If any crop dusting or flight training takes place in the area, the FAA should be notified and they will deal with them. I live near a river and a guy upriver from me recently bought a seaplane and had the FAA put those big, orange balls on the lines going across the river. Don't know if the FAA would go that far for PPG, but it would be worth a shot.
I think this is probably the second nastiest wire I've ever seen, absolutely brutal. I'm glad your ok, I'm sorry for your wallet and I hope your back to the skies soon.
Wires are difficult to see in the best visibility, poles are not. They generally don’t omit the wires when they put up the poles. Try to avoid the three W’s, woods water and wires.
Bro, Bro Universe is good yesterday i blow my props with flying object and i save it in take off, i leave open pocket in my harness and my line cutter flew away, i'm happy you're ok we need to be more careful, god bless my brother Fly Baby Fly.
You had experiences a full frontal with speed bar at full, when I did siv is how you swings in front of the wing, funny when you said you let’s never was so high before hahahaaain front of you hahahaa
csmith is a proven expert in this type of situation and I will submit his pilot decisions here were the best in this exact situation because he didn't hurt himself. When I fly low and it's safe, I do "powerline drills". A powerline drill is: cruising low like everything is good, (I'm crazy, also pretend in your mind a powerline is there actually, to get a life or death feeling), then panic turning. Do this easy when you first do it. Practicing both right & left because you must gain muscle memory with your weak side (the side the torque fights your turn), where you have to understand the balance of power, meaning more with the more power-weight motor prop combo you have. Also if you're straight on a powerline, I reckon turn to your power side (torque helps your turn), more muscle memory.
I tend to agree. If I had "slalom skills" and a little faster reaction, I might have been able to pull off a hard left. Had I attempted it I think I would have ended up in the trees. Hard to say. I really thought I could squeeze under or at least just skim the top of the wing.
@@csmith9008 Everything happening so quick, you had a quick plan that I think worked, as you said could have been worse. You kept the controls steady and stayed low, didn't make it worse which is the empirical truth as seen.
I don''t the flght rules in your country but in France the minimum flight level is 500 feet above ground. Height equals safety. In your case, it could be worse...You're very very lucky.
CZcams is full of people doing stupid stuff on paramotors and crashing. That's the basis for my comment being part of the sport. Do stupid things, get stupid results. At least you didn't criticize me for my corn management skills!
Glad you weren’t hurt. Do you have permission to be flying that low over the crop fields? If I was the land owner, or farmer, I wouldn’t take too kindly to that.
I was taught, don't look out for power lines, look for the poles! 😂. You were dead lucky. Dang. Love your accent. I've got a channel and someone said I've got a Game of Thrones accent. I've never seen it! @bobflyman
duuude! from all the outcomes this was the absolute best case scenario! my flight teacher broke both his legs and then managed to land in a small pond right behind that powerline, almost drowned. 1 year hospital and recovery. you literally walking away like that is a miracle. most people flip up and land on the neck. beyond happy to see you walk away. be thankful for everything happend exactly as it did. forget the gear. thanks for the upload
Pro tip: Parallel all roads at a safe altitude before committing to a low crossing Seriously glad you seem un-injured
Yep. I totally disregarded the rule, if there's a road there's probably a power line. I was so focused the huge field on the other side.
Wow glad you're ok! I had to pause the video several times before I could see the poles. Thanks for the lesson.
The pilot put more effort into speaking to the camera than trying to avoid disaster. He must of been stoned, drunk, or had target fixation.
Definitely stoned AND drunk. Probably more.
Thank you for sharing, as many of us are just starting our season it's a good reminder. So glad you walked away from it!
Yep. I got greedy when I daw that big beautiful field on the other side. Forgot the basic rule that where there's a road, there's probably a power line.
Broken parts is better than a broken body and a broken body is better than having to being buried, glad u are ok from this
The perfect mishap... BOTH poles covered in foliage man.
Glad you're unharmed bro!
Thanks for the ride, post accident. Just another reason I would rather fly with others.
Handled well. Stayed calm.
Is what it is…
Glad you are ok!
Glad you are okay, Stop trampling the crops!!!!! That is somebody's Livelihood....
Thanks for posting this. Glad you’re OK, and by sharing this you put the appropriate fear in all of us to always stay alert. Blue skies and no power lines!
If you absolutely have to hit a power line, that's about as good as it could've gone. Glad you're ok!
That wing is totally repairable.
I had a mishap on a low wind forward launch where a few A and B lines got sucked into the prop and broke 4 right suspension lines totaling 1400 pounds of Dyneema across my right hand thumb.
Luckily the the cage crushed back and contacted the prop thus disintegrating it before the prop removed my hand at the wrist as I had the A and B lines in my hand for the forward takeoff.
I was scheduled to depart for Iquique Chile in two weeks to paraglide in the Andes Mountains and had just put a 6 foot rip down the center of my wing cells.
Luckily I had a Parachute repair guy less than 2 miles from my house and the glider was repaired and ready for the trip after I replaced the 4 suspension lines in his from yard.
Thanks for sharing your experience. It provides an awesome reminder of how important it is to clear the fields you want to fly. I've had two very close calls with power lines, one where I even cleared the field prior to flying, but even then I still didn't see them. They are sneaky SOB's. You're right when you say it happens fast. One second the power lines don't exist and the next second, out of nowhere, there they are, giving you very little time to react. Glad you're okay!
All true my friend. All true indeed.
Oh man, so glad you are alive! I will learn from this !
Glad you are okay and appreciate you sharing. Great reminder that this can happen to the best of us. Always enjoy your videos!
So glad you’re ok! Sorry about your wing but that was the best possible outcome considering.
Does that smoke which is light oil injected into the exhaust cause any issues with those crops? I sprayed some oil on a part over my grass it killed a few spots.
So glad you are ok. These videos help the pilots in our sport. Thanks for posting. Glad you are ok. I was just featured ok Tuckers crash videos. You will be part of an elite group of pilots lol.
It's funny you say this. Right after I crashed I made a comment about Tucker judging me harshly. I cut it from the video.
No one will judge you harshly
@@RunIntoTheSkyNonprofit That's not true he will most definitely be judged harshly. I did and I am currently judging him harshly, I also judged you harshly when I saw your crash. Its doesn't really matter though what matters is that your okay and other para-motorist can learn from your mistake because I know darn well next time I'm flying low in an unfamiliar area Ill be reminded of this very incident. We all make mistakes, miscalculate and fail but it takes a lot of guts to admit it, post it online and allow others to form an opinion whither positive or negative. On a slight side note please be respectful of the farmers field and don't go trapesing over crops like there weeds most of my harsh judgment came from that.
Thanks for putting this out there, its a great reminder for all of us to be careful of those powerlines. Appreciate the honesty!
Wow... so sorry that happened. Glad you are okay. Unbelievable how those poles were so well hidden.
Yep, I was just so greedy to get to that beautiful field on the other side. Ignored the fact that the road probably has power lines beside it.
Theyre doing that to cellphone towers, making them to resemble palm trees so people dont complain about the eyesore but also complain about the spotty service.
So glad you’re OK! Great instructional video for Ppg pilots! I’ve had my butt pucker a few times while crossing a road thinking there are no powerlines!
Bro, you’re so lucky. Thanks for posting this video. People learn from things like this. You sound like a real cool dude. Quick question. Me and my buddies we always fly with radios. We consider it safety feature sort of like a reserve parachute. it also adds to the fun..
Going to sub, because I have a feeling you and your group might be researching radios, and I like honest reviews.
Thank you for sharing. I am glad you’re okay
Sucks that you tore up your gear!! You are intact and that to me is sooo lucky. Live to walk away and fly another day
1st: glad you are okay. 2nd: That is awesome that your first though was to signal your buddies to make sure they didn't hit the line too. 3rd: I bet we see you highlighted in a Gott video soon :) Great content as usual sir.
Thanks! Funny thing is, right after I crashedI I told Tucker not to judge me too harshly but I cut it from the video.
It's a perfect paramotor trap!
That's actually one of my fears - posts hidden into trees at the edge of fields 😅
Glad you're ok! Thanks for sharing
Whaaaaaaaaaat?! Glad your alive to tell us about it , dang power lines we’re suspended far in between.. coulda and shoulda been waaay diffwrent
I’m glad you are ok. That could have been so much worse. Thank you for having the courage to post this. I’ve had some close calls with lines myself. Maybe the wing can be repaired but I doubt you can patch up that prop. 😂
I've had a spare prop in my garage for 4 years. I always assumed having it was why I never broke one.
Glad u r ok brother 🙏 and thank u for the lesson
Can tell you’re a cool guy by how unfazed you were about destroying that nice wing you just got. Looking at the bright sides to that unfortunate event instead of dwelling on the bad. Great role model. I hit a powerline myself last season. While my wing was basically fine other than some lines- had to take 2months off because I lightly fractured my spine. At least we both made it out good and we will now be the last ones ever forgetting to scan high before dropping in haha
Man, sorry to hear about that injury. Just shows even more how lucky I was.
Kyle straight jinxed you with that shirt.
Don't you put that on me Ricky Bobby
😂
It made an excellent final clip on the video so totally worth it.
Man that was one invisible power line! And why are the poles so far apart?? My money is on an old railroad telegraph
Flying into the smoke look tripy as love it
Great video. Its crazy forget that the trees could be where the poles are. I'm glad you filmed it and showed where the poles were so we have it in our memory now to watch out for things like that. That 1st guy who launched let go of his A's way too early.
Don't forget the road. Of course there's always power lines along roads. I forgot that age old rule.
Yes, Im sure he's critiquing his launch. Always good to see yourself on video!
You handled the situation calmly and collectively. It's beneficial to have a way to stay in touch with your flying buddies. When we fly together, we make sure to have some form of communication, like a radio, Sena device, or group text if we can. I was on edge of my seat lol when I saw you waving to your friends, since hand signals can mean different things to different people. I'm glad everything was okay in the end. Thanks for sharing the incident. lot to learn. hope you can patch up that wing! Blue skies
Thanks! Ha, Yes there is a fine line between waving your arms looking crazy and signaling someone to stay away. We can talk via phone but I didn't think I had much time. I just didn't want them flying low to check on me and end up with 3 people crashed.
thanks for sharing, my biggest fear when flying, damn power line, the poles completely covered by trees, no it can't be legal :(
Thank you for sharing. With the poles in the trees that was a bad combination. Glad you were okay with just a little financial damage.
Ha!! That wing tho. Let's call it "substantial" financial damage.😬
Doh! That wing can be fixed. Damn Kids, get off my field!!!
That shirt... too soon! Glad you're ok though, pretty much the best possible outcome.
Ha!! Too soon but somehow......perfect.
At the end of the night we were all about to get in our vehicles and leave- we looked over and saw Kyle wearing this shirt and had a good laugh 😅
Glad your all good man!
hi glad your ok... we all make mistakes "LIVE AND LEARN OR LEARN AND LIVE". i would of made the same mistake. like life we all still learning.
That's what i call a lucky guy, completely unharmed just a wing and a prop; hope others see and learn from your close encounter.
Wow, seems that should have been a lot worse.
Thank your guardian sky angel.
Wow. Glad you're okay. I legit almost did the same thing last night. Invisible line just about got me. Stopped just short enough but my wing did fold onto the line. Somehow no damage. Sorry about your wing and other damage my friend.
I saw a friend do the same thing. Turned and barely grazed the wire. Pulled his wing down on one side but he recovered and continued. Damn power lines!!!
That has to be the most devious power line I’ve ever seen. Give Cloud9 a call. I bet they could fix your wing.
I haven't decided yet on repair or not. New wing has already been ordered. I do still have my H3!
@@csmith9008btw I have the same wing in the same color as my XC/fly camping wing. Love it!
@@mmcowan Ozone changed the stock color options on the XC so no yellow this time around.
@@csmith9008 yeah I notice that, too. Got lucky. I gotta do yellow. I got my Freeride 2 is almost the exactly same colors.
lesson learned ! when I started paramotoring in France...in 1993...my instructor was a former military pilot. He told me that :
"even if paramotoring seems easy, and is often forgiving, there's no such thing as an "idiotproof" aircraft, so it's why normally in aviation you never improvise...but flying a paramotor is a permanent improvisation...you fly according to the "good idea of the moment" that pops into your mind...that's the danger..."
Wise words he gave. I was definitely flying in the moment.
All roads have wires! That is a saying I was taught in Army flight school. Glad you are ok.
Such a true and basic rule that I absolutely know but just got caught slipping. You can guarantee I'll be thinking of it now.
Wow! So lucky
Glad you are okay. Fly on Mr Smith!
Glad you are ok.. respect the crop though my man…
Will do! I talked to Mr. Jenkins and all is good. Incident was inconsequential to projected harvest.
Glad you are OK, I couldn't believe how invisible that line was especially with the hidden poles.
Hard lesson learned for some definite future awareness.
Stitch the wing back up and you have a good kiting wing.
The outcome could have been much worse. But it might be possible to repair the wing. We have several good repair shops in Norway, so there are probably some around your location as well. It’s worth a try, and I have seen good results that I thought were impossible to repair.
Ive been there. But i only broke my prop
First you scout the area then drop down and fly low. In Australia the regulation is 300 ft minimum for this reason. Only low in known areas.
I believe if yall would have had maybe 8 more wind shocks this would have been avoided!😂
Truth!!! Yeah, it's a group joke for sure, every time we fly. Funny.
Well glad your weren’t hurt! I was in an engine out in a 2 seater PPC in Oct, we were in a turn at 350’ went straight to the ground and didn’t even roll ! Guy sitting behind me is 90! Broke my tail bone but he was fine!!
Glad you're okay!
glad your ok! poles were hidden perfectly, i cant see the wires from the air, i'm always looking for the poles
Yep, and the road should have been my first warning there might be lines.
Did that wire continue on beyond those hidden poles? If not, that was put there on purpose. How far were other poles, if any? Glad you’re ok. That can all be fixed.
I don't recall if the wire continued on either side. It's probably an old power line. Poles had the normal spacing. I suspect it wasn't an active line due to the trees being allowed to grow up like that.
@@csmith9008 If that's a dead wire and you or others fly there regularly, I'd want to see about either taking it down or marking it somehow. If any crop dusting or flight training takes place in the area, the FAA should be notified and they will deal with them. I live near a river and a guy upriver from me recently bought a seaplane and had the FAA put those big, orange balls on the lines going across the river. Don't know if the FAA would go that far for PPG, but it would be worth a shot.
I think this is probably the second nastiest wire I've ever seen, absolutely brutal. I'm glad your ok, I'm sorry for your wallet and I hope your back to the skies soon.
You are so lucky. And that wasn't a powerline surely phone or data?
I think you're right. Probably an old power line. If it was active the poles wouldn't be overgrown like that.
All roads have wires! As well as some farm fields!!
That line was really really hard to see!
Highly undesirable. But look at the bright side: you didn't damage the power line and cause Granny to miss her Little House on the Prairie rerun.
Or miss her "stories"
I am glad you are ok Bro... I am sorry about your equiptment but broken broken bones are far worst that a broken porl and wing. Where was this flight?
North of Dallas.
Wires are difficult to see in the best visibility, poles are not. They generally don’t omit the wires when they put up the poles. Try to avoid the three W’s, woods water and wires.
You can bet I will be more vigilant now. For sure!
Lucky to be alive.....Not paying attention to where you are. Flying low crossing roads! More than likely there is a power line!
100% agree!
Bro, Bro Universe is good yesterday i blow my props with flying object and i save it in take off, i leave open pocket in my harness and my line cutter flew away, i'm happy you're ok we need to be more careful, god bless my brother Fly Baby Fly.
Just watched the video. Nice save my friend and even a downwind landing. We are here to fly another day.
Helll yeah baby that’s why we fly all time posible, make us better pilot, and it’s therapy for us fly baby fly hahahahaa
You had experiences a full frontal with speed bar at full, when I did siv is how you swings in front of the wing, funny when you said you let’s never was so high before hahahaaain front of you hahahaa
Nice save!!
Yep! Not sure it was as much of a save as it was just riding it to the ground.
Glad you’re ok. Could have been much worse.
For sure. That does seem to be the consensus.
csmith is a proven expert in this type of situation and I will submit his pilot decisions here were the best in this exact situation because he didn't hurt himself. When I fly low and it's safe, I do "powerline drills".
A powerline drill is: cruising low like everything is good, (I'm crazy, also pretend in your mind a powerline is there actually, to get a life or death feeling), then panic turning. Do this easy when you first do it. Practicing both right & left because you must gain muscle memory with your weak side (the side the torque fights your turn), where you have to understand the balance of power, meaning more with the more power-weight motor prop combo you have. Also if you're straight on a powerline, I reckon turn to your power side (torque helps your turn), more muscle memory.
I tend to agree. If I had "slalom skills" and a little faster reaction, I might have been able to pull off a hard left. Had I attempted it I think I would have ended up in the trees. Hard to say. I really thought I could squeeze under or at least just skim the top of the wing.
@csmith9008 same, my "panic turn" would have had me in the dirt either way 😆
@@csmith9008 Everything happening so quick, you had a quick plan that I think worked, as you said could have been worse. You kept the controls steady and stayed low, didn't make it worse which is the empirical truth as seen.
sena my dude. grab some sena headsets lol. beautiful day for a flight though.
Ha! Let me just add that to the 50 other suggestions for what to get. That's the problem. Everyone has their own thing.
Send it off, easy repair, it will be as good as new
My wife wont let me fly.
Unlucky.. good you are ok, bit of gaffer tape will sort that
Ha!!! You can be the first one to test fly that. Maybe thrown on a few pieces of grandmas old quilt for extra security?
@@csmith9008 I think Il pass on that thanks.. All the best hope it hasn't put you off
How do you differentiate between waving your arms to say "WATCH OUT HAZARD" vs "HELP IM INJURED" ? Glad you escaped uninjured buddy!
😆 I figured they were too far away to see me drag my thumb across my throat like a wrestler and point at the wire.
I still never saw the power line
I don''t the flght rules in your country but in France the minimum flight level is 500 feet above ground. Height equals safety. In your case, it could be worse...You're very very lucky.
We are good 0 to 18,000ft, while following designated air space rules for the specific area.
@@csmith9008 Thanks for the answer. What is your country ?
Texas- USA
Those magnificent men in their dying machines.
Lucky today!
אין כמו לטוס נמוך , אבל צריך להכיר את השטח ! אתה בסדר ?
This really isnt 'part of the sport'! Lesson one, dont fly into power lines. Under yes, over yes, into thats a big NO 🤣Glad you're ok though.
CZcams is full of people doing stupid stuff on paramotors and crashing. That's the basis for my comment being part of the sport. Do stupid things, get stupid results. At least you didn't criticize me for my corn management skills!
most roads have power Iines
100% correct. A rule I clearly disregarded.
All in all that looked like a pretty tame crash. Glad you’re okay. Can a glider company inspect and repair it?
Several folks have suggested that. Just not sure how secure I would feel on it. A new wing is already in the works so all is well.
@@csmith9008 Yeah i guess that makes sense. There would always be that nagging doubt…
Glad you weren’t hurt. Do you have permission to be flying that low over the crop fields? If I was the land owner, or farmer, I wouldn’t take too kindly to that.
The farmer doesn't own the air.
Completely legal, but as a rule if a landowner expresses they do not like it or do not want us there then we will respect that request.
I was taught, don't look out for power lines, look for the poles! 😂. You were dead lucky.
Dang. Love your accent. I've got a channel and someone said I've got a Game of Thrones accent. I've never seen it! @bobflyman
Next time get out of the guys field stop walking on his money..
No corn was harmed in the making of this video.
Well you have a good story and you walked away.
Thanks for sharing! Glad you are okay!