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Christmas Podcast Experiment

I love listening to liveATC.net not really to listen and think really hard about what is going on but more as background, I did some of that for this experiment. This episode is largely unedited. I flew out to south of the Chandler (CHD) and did some touch-n-go at a little field called Phoenix Regional (A39). I have a Lightspeed Zulu headset and for this very relaxing flight I listened to Christmas music. This so for those that like Christmas music and cockpit audio enjoy. I took some video with this flight and will be come out with is shortly.



Here are some shots from the flight.






you can see this flight in 3D by download it and open the file using Google Earth

the music in this podcast is from Josh Groban, The King Singers, and 259

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David M. Vanderhoof said…
Fantastic !! Thanks for giving me the motivation to Trim my Tree!!! You need to add the play list to the blog posting!

David
Saturday, December 19, 2009 10:54:00 AM
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