[robonline]

Originally Posted by mark_

Nice Rob...is that from a Twinstar with the camera mounted under the wing?

No, although the Twinstar would carry a camera well. The camera plane is a venerable and old Sig Kadet LT-40 that I use as my kick around and winter plane. Years ago I fitted a 35mm camera and the other day found three rolls of pre-paid film. So I went out and shot them. This is one of the nicer shots, scanned.
Rob.

[mark_]

Originally Posted by unSane

An update -- you need to be careful with them... if (* cough * - say) you fly into a tree, they will not release as easily, and can tear a piece out of the fuselage.

I have a bit more respect for the Multiplex ones now!

Good to know, even though I've never (cough) flown into a tree, much less taken a picture of myself from a plane lodged in a tree.

[unSane]

Originally Posted by mark_

Good to know, even though I've never (cough) flown into a tree, much less taken a picture of myself from a plane lodged in a tree.

haha

mine was on camera too...

+ YouTube Video

[mark_]

I'm glad you're not here...I laughed out loud when the plane hit. Ouch.

[rusty33]

I'm still laughing. Sorry lads. Onward and upward.

Rob...I need to know more about your lt40 setup. I have a 25 that is just bones now and looking to electrify.