by Chris McKeon » Tue Oct 31, 2023 2:07 pm
OK, I know that I am bordering on posting a Text that contains information that is Off Topic regarding doing what We all simply love to do, For that Iam sorry, but what I am talking about; I am talking about Body Weight. So think about it One's Body Weight has a Direct Impact on a Pilots ability to remain Airborne. Ok I used to be Quite Heavy though I never saw the Dial on My Bathroom scale reach Three Hundred Pounds. I did weigh Two Hundred Ninety-Eight Pounds, the Morning of Marc Twenty-Eight Two Thousand Ten. March Twenty eighth Two Thousand Ten was the Date of My last Flight. But that was then, this is now. So, when I Pounded, and I want to say I Pounded. well on that Day Thirteen Years ago, I also embarked on a "CRASH DIET" So I imagine that when I Fly, I could simply Pound My Predator and Myself into the Ground. That way I could simply lose Weight the Way I did Thirteen Years ago to lose One Hundred Pounds. But there are two things that I want to bring up. One I do not need to lose a Hundred Pounds. To Be the optimal Body Weight that A Pilot should Weigh in order to Fly a 158 Predator. I only need to lose about Fifteen more Pounds. the other point to consider is When a Person goes on; {THE POUND DIET|}. Even though the Pound Diet does indeed Work. There is a Potentially Deadly side Effect. Yes, when undergoing a Crash Diet such as; [THE POUND DIET}. One might not survive the Process. So ere I am a Six Foot Three Pilot, and though I do want to achieve an Optinel wing Loading so weighing One Hundred Seventy-Five Pounds. I will not experience that Dreaded Foul, Four-Letter Cuss Word. No, I will not "Sink". No nothing but lift for this Sub Two Hundred Pound Predator Pilot.