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For those of you with Facebook here's a little back country takeoff video to get your heart rate up. And for those of you that don't a teaser: it's a Cub with approx 60 feet of room and then off a cliff he goes, straight down.

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=305068286367241

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Wow, that gets your adrenalin goin :bugeye:

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Way cool! My Cub gets off quick but that is awesome. Bet the first time had some sphincter tightening. :thumbup:

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Love it. Better not be aft on the weight and balance graph. :cross:

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For those of you with Facebook here's a little back country takeoff video to get your heart rate up. And for those of you that don't a teaser: it's a Cub with approx 60 feet of room and then off a cliff he goes, straight down.

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=305068286367241


OK, so where's the previous landin' video ??

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If you look carefully you can see he pushed over pretty good. Probably wasn't necessary, but good to get your buddy hootin' and hollerin'.

I wonder if this was proceeded by the pilot saying "Hold my beer and watch this"?
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Holy Shatner! Looks like a lot of fun. :thumbup:
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[quote="Eric Gleason"]If you look carefully you can see he pushed over pretty good. Probably wasn't necessary, but good to get your buddy hootin' and hollerin'.


+1, that cub would have been flying in 60', drop the noise like that for wow effect only.
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