Fellow Diamond Flyers,
Turns out Diamonds are a sky-gazing pilot's best friend. My daughter and I flew over by Cape Canaveral to watch the SpaceX launch and got to experience what all of us Diamond Flyers already know - the view out the canopy is superior. Watching the night launch was simply spectacular. Unfortunately my cockpit mounted GoPro could not capture everything we could see looking toward the heavens - but it still did a good job. Enjoy my quick video production of our flight. High-wing Cessnas should stay earth-bound...this is a mission best executed by a Diamond!
https://youtu.be/-JlexPlXq-M
SpaceX Rocket Launch and Booster Recovery
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Re: SpaceX Rocket Launch and Booster Recovery
Enjoyed this. Thanks for posting.
Jeff
PRIVATE PILOT, IFR
2005 DA40 SOLD
2006 SR22, A/C, TKS, AVIDYINE PFD/MFD, IFD 540/440, AXP322 remote ADS-B TRANSPONDER, AMX240 AUDIO PANEL, MLB100 ADS B in.
168 KTAS 9,000' msl @ 13.6 gph LOP. 1005 pound useful load.
PRIVATE PILOT, IFR
2005 DA40 SOLD
2006 SR22, A/C, TKS, AVIDYINE PFD/MFD, IFD 540/440, AXP322 remote ADS-B TRANSPONDER, AMX240 AUDIO PANEL, MLB100 ADS B in.
168 KTAS 9,000' msl @ 13.6 gph LOP. 1005 pound useful load.