I love your videos. When you had the best 20 people from the north and the South and then you got down to the top five and you show those landings it warmed me to the Bone. I have decided since I'm the only one here and I want to have a lot of take off and landing zones in my area I am going to always fly a task. I have decided to start the burt county cloud seeding association. First I come to a person's farm and I fly right up into the sky on a day with a lot of lift not too much wind. Then I fly up to the bottom of an ugly cloud and open up a package of cornstarch. This could sucked up into the cloud and provides condensation nuclei. If the cloud is close to ready to rain anyway it will spit out a lot of extra water fast. I'm going to be about a hundred feet below the cloud surface on the bottom when I release the package and fly out of there quick because I think it will cause turbulence and rain, if the cloud is unstable in the right spot. The idea of being to fly upwind and pick a cloud that is going to rain on the takeoff zone. Then fly home and get my car and go to my house.
Awesome video. I have some questions tough. You don’t consider Pacifico a danger? as you didn’t mention it. How is Pacifico affecting piedechinche compared to Roldanillo? How early you can take off in Piedechinche?
Hi, The pacific wind can come in but it is a wider valley and you can see it long before it effects the task. It is not as common as in Roldanillo and the take of is on the other side of the valley.
Yeah I'm working on going the opposite way where I live and I'm going to do cloud seeding with a box of cornstarch. I'm the only one here so I'm going to have flashing lights all over my harness and a big Loud boat horn. Whenever I see people somewhere that I can land and I want to land anyway I'm going to fly past and blow the boat horn. I'm a famous motorcyclists from around here and I can get by with almost anything because I never do anything bad to anyone. When I leave the school and shake everyone's hand, I'm going home to fly alone. I have the customize my training to get my license and be all alone and run the number 13 cloud-seeding squadron. I'm only a payload. By the end of the first year I should have nine thousand people in this county looking for me in the air. As soon as everybody thinks that I even made it rain one time, I will get a lot of invitations to launch from somebody's farm and fly up wind and throw out a box of cornstarch under a cloud. I don't have any pilot support I don't have any established launch zones. I have an eleven thousand square miles of South Dakota empty Hill's two or three miles long. It has some very peculiar erosion characteristics that leaves some very strong thermal generators. It is vegetation in a certain flatness to it where the hills don't erode away and that would be heavy sink. I think it daybreak a light breeze would be available to get some soaring altitude and then you could easily run into a very strong thermal early and get a lot of Lift.
