AirVenture Oshkosh 2022 - Aerolite 103 Designer Terry Raber Celebrates 25th Anniversary
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Terry Raber describes his challenge to design a modern true part 103 ultralight aircraft. As a result of his efforts, the Aerolite 103 has become the new standard for this class of aircraft.
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Thanks Wayne for providing a great interview with Terry! Thanks Terry for a great ultralight!
As a new Aerolite 103 owner and pilot I really enjoyed this interview. It's a superb design and a great pleasure to fly. Thank you Terry and Dennis Carley!
Peter, Congratulations on becoming part of the Aerolite 103 owners family. You made a great choice. Best Regards, Wayne Whitley (the Video Guy)
This is a machine you build for the sheer joy of flight. It has no pretence of being a touring aeroplane but for sheer up there looking down enjoyment it has to be perfect. I appreciate the logic of forward to fly back to land control set up. If it will give you a mph per horse power it's a winner.
Thank you for interviewing Terry. I really enjoyed hearing from him.
Carpenter Family, Thank you for your comment. Terry was very kind to talk to me about his wonderful accomplishment.
Regards, Wayne Whitley
Wayne I'm so sorry you were injured You are in my Thoughts & Prayers for a fast & full recovery !!!!
Shakey, thank you for your continued support of my channel and your well wishes. Best Regards, Wayne Whitley
Enjoyed the video. Thank you posting.
Glad you enjoyed it. Regards, Wayne Whitley
7:42 Wow - look at that lady’s hair !
That’s some long hair
Needed more flying footage ,,, still good though
Take it easy sir we don’t heal as easy as we used to.
Thank you Mike for the advice. I will try to heed it. Regards, Wayne Whitley
Love that airplane but the next time you do an interview keep the spot pots out of the background 👍🤣
Cyrus, sometimes S_ _t happens. I will try to do better next time. Regards, Wayne Whitley
Thank you for the great interview. I own one but never knew much about Terry. Only rumors. It was awesome to see and hear the actual inventor in his own words. That said, keep the great content comin.
And it IS a great lil ultralight.
Phil, Thank you for your thoughtful input. I am happy you enjoyed my work. I noticed you have subscribed to a number of wonderful channels and I would be honored if you would subscribe to my channel. Thanks again for your support. Best Regards,
Wayne Whitley
I find the plane's aerodynamic is very good and beautiful. But it is only an aircraft for the spring and summer. If it's only raining, you can not pilot it anymore.
Great video. Thank you.
Was interested in the Aerolite in 2004 but never got a chance to learn to fly at that time. Now looking into flying again but can only admire the aircraft. They look like a lot of fun. Glad to see they're still being made, even with another company. Thanks for the interview.
Thank you Daniel for your comments. Regards, Wayne Whitley
Hey, Walt, great to see you doing your favorite thing, reporting on the interesting people In Experimental Aircraft but so sad to see you damaged. I wish you a speedy recovery. I had a Forced Landing myself with the hard Kentucky earth about a year ago in May flying back to my Iowa home from a wonderful Just Aircraft fly-in in Appalachian Georgia . I walked away with only a scratch on my shin and bump on my head when my nose wheel dug into the soybean field and flipped over. But my beloved “Heart’s Desire” Highlander was declared “Totaled” by the insurance company. Two months later I was diagnosed with lymphoma so the past year has been occupied with my recovery and now, after my 5th round of chemotherapy, my tumor is gone, praise God and modern medical science and treatment!
Loosing my “perfect airplane” has been hard to get over. I had finally gotten the Rotax 912ULS to run perfectly, the Garmin instrument and communication panel allowed me to fly anywhere, weather permitting, removing the right seat made it a fine, flying camper and I could land it in my pasture on the farm. For the moment I’m sublimating by riding a Honda Shadow motorcycle (like flying, just quicker to hit the ground if things don’t go right) building a Chevy cargo van into a camper (perhaps we’ll visit again at
Billy’s in the fall?). Take care, thanks for your great videos, keep on keepin’ on!🤗
Bob, Thank you so much for your comments and the update on what has happened since I last saw you a Bill's Plane Fun Days weekend in 2020. I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your beautiful Highlander but glad you were not seriously injured in the mishap. You have been through a great deal of trauma recovering from lymphoma and I wish you the best for a full recovery. It is always a pleasure talking with you and would love to see you again in Brasstown if and when you can make it. Thank you again. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Best Regards, Wayne Whitley
He definitely nailed it with this design.