Aerotrekking Videos

As a pilot have you ever tried to describe what you see when flying to others? Find yourself unable to adequately express the excitement of open cockpit flying in weight shift light sport aircraft? Or have you never piloted an aircraft but wanted too. Well here is Aerotrekking in 3D, so put on your 3D glasses and take part in the fun first hand. The art of 3D cinematography has seen a resurgence with the release of movies such as Journey to the Center of the Earth, My Bloody Valentine 3D, Friday the 13th part 3 3D, and the Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience (2009). While traditionally objects are moved toward the camera enhancing the 3D effect, here we reverse the process and move the camera toward stationary objects (large rock outcrops) at speeds upwards of 90 mph. Work in the Sky Gypsies laboratories, fondly known as the coal mine where everyone slaves for long hours in the dark for no pay has produced this 3D experience just for you. So don’t bother with Microsoft Flight Simulator X, come flying with us. Author: BAlvarius Tags: Aerotrekking Sky Gypsies Anaglyph videos glasses red cyan stereoscopic low level flying ultralight trike light sport aircraft weight shift control surf music volcanic tufa Rodeo New Mexico Posted: 07 April 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Perhaps you ve had a cup of the Sky Gypsies non-fair trade coffee, It s served exclusively at the Sky Gypsies coffee shop. It s warm rich aroma comes from the finest beans and since all the coffee is picked, roasted, and ground by hand, you are assured of that special cup of coffee. It is the perfect way to start a morning of flying. Hand grinding is the secret to a great cup of coffee. No sharp metal blades or burrs for our coffee beans, nothing to bruise or burn a single bean so you don t miss any of that great flavor. Our beans are ground using traditional 1000 year old methods by our non fair trade workers ensuring full employment for the whole family. So whether it is a morning of flying or when you want that special cup of coffee with a little something extra, remember Sky Gypsies non-fair trade coffee. It s the mano and matate that make the difference.

As a pilot have you ever tried to describe what you see when flying to others? Find yourself unable to adequately express the excitement of open cockpit flying in weight shift light sport aircraft? Or have you never piloted an aircraft but wanted too. Well here is Aerotrekking in 3D, so put on your 3D glasses and take part in the fun first hand. The art of 3D cinematography has seen a resurgence with the release of movies such as Journey to the Center of the Earth, My Bloody Valentine 3D, Friday the 13th part 3 3D, and the Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience (2009). While traditionally objects are moved toward the camera enhancing the 3D effect, here we reverse the process and move the camera toward stationary objects (large rock outcrops) at speeds upwards of 90 mph. Work in the Sky Gypsies laboratories, fondly known as the coal mine where everyone slaves for long hours in the dark for no pay has produced this 3D experience just for you. So don t bother with Microsoft Flight Simulator X, come flying with us.

Aircraft have a life of their own and if left unattended they become unhappy. But if pilots pay attention to their aircraft during the preflight and maintenance cycles they find that their aircraft are happy planes waiting to take them where ever they want to go. Heed the words of the wise mechanic and pay attention to your aircraft.

The most exciting and real first person POV flying on Daily Motion, so get out your 3D glasses and watch. Minimum safe altitudes are defined by FAR 91.119 as Except when necessary for takeoff or landing, no person may operate an aircraft below the following altitudes: (a) Anywhere. An altitude allowing, if a power unit fails, an emergency landing without undue hazard to persons or property on the surface. (b) Over congested areas. Over any congested area of a city, town, or settlement, or over any open air assembly of persons, an altitude of 1,000 feet above the highest obstacle within a horizontal radius of 2,000 feet of the aircraft. (c) Over other than congested areas. An altitude of 500 feet above the surface, except over open water or sparsely populated areas. In those cases, the aircraft may not be operated closer than 500 feet to any person, vessel, vehicle, or structure. No hazard to persons or property in this video. Author: BAlvarius Tags: Aerotrekking Sky Gypsies anaglyph glasses ultralight trike weight shift control low level flying aviation Posted: 28 March 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Aircraft have a life of their own and if left unattended they become unhappy. But if pilots pay attention to their aircraft during the preflight and maintenance cycles they find that their aircraft are happy planes waiting to take them where ever they want to go. Heed the words of the wise mechanic and pay attention to your aircraft.

Here to stop the evil menace with rediscovered technology developed by Howard Hughes, and a 30 30, with a vow to protect the San Simon Valley the Rednecks take on the space Nazis and win. With special effects not seen since the 1960’s it combines bad acting, bad green screen, and continuity errors, it’s a B movie not fit for the Drive Inn. But instead it is a reply to Energia’s “Iron Sky”. It’s all aviation all the time from the Sky Gypsies where everything flies even the trailers. Author: BAlvarius Tags: Aerotrekking Sky Gypsies Spartan trailer Airstream weight shift control aircraft ultra light trikes ufo space Nazi New Mexico Posted: 03 November 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

A couple in Cheney, Washington showcases their ultra-light aircraft in a sport they call Aerotrekking.

A couple in Cheney, Washington showcases their ultra-light aircraft in a sport they call Aerotrekking.

Ever wanted to learn to fly? Does this Air Force cartoon remind you of why you wanted to fly? It’s 1920’s style aviation with 21st century technology. The Sky Gypsies are still barnstorming in the deserts of New Mexico. Aviation the way it used to be, fun.Author: BAlvarius Tags: Sky Gypsies AeroTrekking low level flying ultralight trikes light sport aircraft extreme kite wing crash Posted: 25 May 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

fearful of low flying aircraft? Do you believe they pose a threat? Then this modified government film is for you.Author: BAlvarius Tags: AeroTrekking Sky Gypsies low flying aircraft ultralight trikes crash accident duck and cover Posted: 12 May 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

The first step in learning to AeroTrek, the art of long distance low level terrain flying, is mastery of the low pass. Flying consistently down the runway at a height of 1 to 2 feet under a variety of conditions is required to develop the eye hand coordination required to maneuver the aircraft close to the ground.Author: BAlvarius Tags: AeroTrekking Sky Gypsies low flying ultralight trikes crash Posted: 12 May 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0