Nice video. Thanks for dragging up a similar memory from deep inside my head. When I was a junior at Hart High in Newhall, CA in the 70s, I was very fortunate to be able to take Aviation as a class where as students, we went through a complete aviation ground school, had Jepsen manuals and everything. Our instructor had his own Piper Cub, and on one of my flights with him we flew from Whiteman Airport in the San Fernando Valley over to Catalina Island for lunch. It was a fun trip and I remember how short that runway looked as we were coming in on final approach. Great memories of flying with him and actually letting me fly the plane. That aviation class in high school was by far the best class I ever had in school.
As a 30 year flight instructor I would recommend you use two fingers and a thumb to loosely hold the yoke and use trim to relieve force needed. Just saying.
It's called the "Wing Removal Lever" for a reason, my first guest flight the pilot kept removing my second hand, every time I reached, he pulled me back. Even on an unlimited aircraft, it's better to make smooth control input, snap manuver's can overstress an airframe, and the pilot when they hit the ground.
You sound like a racist or an ass kisser or both. Would you have made that statement if they were a different race? I don't think so. You racist are very easy to spot.
