A bit nauseating
 

Sit back from your screen...this causes motion sickness in susceptible individuals.

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That looks like a fun ride!

Very cool!

P51?

Not a P-51D, the most common. Wrong canopy. Probably an early P-51.

Looks like Kermit Week's place in Florida.

The title of the video says P-51C

Yep. Kermit is $$$$$ and he's doing it right. :D

That makes tracking old Porsches look safe and cheap.

I was going to say, yee haw, a T6! Until I heard all twelve cylinders causing hell to break loose on take off. Mustang! Then I said that has to be Kermit Weeks' place and then saw the Kermie Cam title. Pretty damn cool. I have to say that one of the most adrenaline fueled moments in my flying career is to push the throttle forward on a V12 fighter. Friggin' awesome! Wish the GoPro was out during my flying days.....

Great video - thanks for sharing.

Interesting that I didn't see him perform a ground check prior to shutting down. Kinda standard practice for me.

Makes me wish I had taken flying lessons when younger.
Fun to watch the instruments...altimeter, bank & turn, rate of climb, etc.
I've never flown a plane myself...although I enjoy going up.
Looks like it takes a lot of stick movement for maneuvering.
At around 40 seconds, is his left hand pulling up the flaps?
At the 12:30 position, is that a gun sight?
He stays pretty busy in there, I see.
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Fun ride...thanks for the video.

I just read the title and I'm guessing this is about parf. Let me scroll up and see if I'm right

I was wrong.

Cool video

The altitude difference from 6:00 to 6:30 is amazing

He sure has to fiddle with alot of stuff all the time.

As a wedding gift my wife bought me 10 flight lessons at a local flight school. I eagerly went for my first...until the instructor took me to a seriously beat-up C152 that appeared to have major structural components replaced with duct tape (no joke or exaggeration).

We took off without incident but when we hit 10k feet my door flew open.

After we returned to terra firma I had them refund the remaining 9 lessons.

Great video!

Doesn't sound like a Merlin

I can see why. :eek:
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What does this mean?
I'm guessing an Arabic orgasmic scream. (?)
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ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ

Truman Sparks!

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1437009266.jpg

It's Greek.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molon_labe

"Molon labe (Greek: μολὼν λαβέ), meaning "come and take them", is a classical expression of defiance. The two words function together in a grammatical structure (not as common in English as in Greek) called the circumstantial participle.[4] Where English would put two main verbs in two independent clauses joined by a conjunction: "come and take", a strategy sometimes called paratactic, Ancient Greek, which is far richer in participles, subordinates one to the other, a strategy called hypotactic: "coming, take". The first action is expressed with a participle with adverbial force. In this structure, the participle gives some circumstance (the coming) attendant on the main verb (the taking)."

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Oh, of course. This was my second guess. :)

Wonderful!! Amazing how hard the pilot had to work. Hopefully i'll get to go up in one for my 60th BD in Sept!

Great video - that plane just looks so effortless. Wasn't even breaking a sweat. Awesome!