eric_marsh
Well Known Member
Today I deposited $2k for flying lessons. I'll order the first parts of a RV-7 plane soon.
Learning to fly tail wheel airplanes is much easier if you transition in the early stages of training.Dave,
Thanks for the tip. I'm starting out training for my pilot's license in a Cessna 150. Eventually I will want to take a transition training course but probably not until I'm close to having my own aircraft. I'm sure that if I take it too early I'll forget most of what I learned by the time I need to know it.
Eric
Well, after 67 hr of flight school getting ready for my check ride (still having trouble with those danged steep turns) and my RV9A is a couple or three months away from its first flight.....
I guess its too late to back out now
Welcome to the club...
Dave
-9A FWF kit
N514R
Learning to fly tail wheel airplanes is much easier if you transition in the early stages of training.
It's very easy to develop bad habits of "driving" nose wheel airplanes. These habits are extremely hard to break once established. Get in a tail-dragger as early as you can.