MikeAV8s

I’d never heard of her. Just looked her up and watched a couple of videos. She wasn’t bad in those. Not my cup of tea, but really not that bad. Sounded like she lost the key and just couldn’t find it. ...

Gosh I hate to even say this, but, anytime you are involved in an accident that is clearly not your fault……be hurt. Go to the ER. The insurance company for the other party will go out of their way to get the claim settled fast. ...

[quote]Yikes. I wonder sometimes if people here have actually been outdoors. frick a .22[/quote] Dude, this comment makes it abundantly clear you have no idea what you’re talking about. ...

I do this for a living. Kelly’s are made by Goodyear. Their economy line. I sell a bunch of them and they always balance fine, have a decent ride and last about like they should. Truth is, tires, like vehicles, are all pretty good. I have a set of Michelins on my truck now that I really don’t like. ...

Most modern cars have oil life reminders. Usually a light that comes on. Most also have multiple settings, 5k, 7500, 10k etc. type of oil and how you drive really determine how often you should change. With pretty much all modern oils and gas engines, 7500 is a good spot. ...

Update on OP. ...

[quote]You didn't answer my question. Is it normal for a smallish plane to fall apart in mid-air if it flies into a thunderstorm?[/quote] I didn’t realize it was a gotcha question, I thought is was a genuine question. So, yes, I light single will commonly fall apart in a thunderstorm for various ...

[quote]It was an inflight breakup. Likely little to do with pilot skill. There are tons of guys in their 70's still flying privately. My local FAA examiner is in his upper 70's and in better shape than most 40 year olds.[/quote] It had everything to do with pilot skill. That dumb arse flew into a ...

A lot of truth there, but my experience over the last few years is to expect the unexpected. I don’t think he would leave, but no one knows for sure. ...

No, I just fly bugsmashers....