In the US, ADS-B Out is required inside class B or C airspace, everywhere above 10,000’, and within 12NM of the coastline in the Gulf of Mexico, at or above 3,000 ft. MSL.
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are you telling me that jesus can’t hit a curve ball?
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We’ve thrown rods in more than a few race cars, and they have a strong tendency to cause most of the block to cease to exist. Given how big and heavy engine blocks are, it gives you a real appreciation for the energy in there. The rods come out of there like missiles and nothing in their path survives.
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Yep, very memorable experience slinging a rod. That cast iron that looks bulletproof really isn’t, looks a lot more like shrapnel that a once functional machine. I’ve taken a few old chevy’s past their limits. Great sound effects, at night a brief light show. And what was once fun is just a pile of useless greenbacks. Can’t wait to do it again. Enjoy, BTW what did you run?
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Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for that bit of info.
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If you look at bottom left in the screen there is a moment where the pilot is texting on his phone. When I noticed this my thoughts went to someone communicating to a loved one that they were possibly not going to see them again.
I’d suggest this guy finds it painful to sit down on hard surfaces!
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