top of page

A Piece of Cake Flight & A Stall Horn Cover Solution

Melissa

Ahead of our daughters wedding next Spring, we traveled to Columbus Ohio to join in on some wedding cake tastings. With masks in tow we enjoyed the afternoon meeting with bakers and getting our sugar on.


We also enjoyed a delicious German lunch at Schmidt House. https://www.schmidthaus.com

Some insights from The Pilot

I finally found a reasonable way to protect the stall horn port from bugs and debris when in the hangar or on a ramp. This is a golf tee (only 3/4” long) and just the “flag” from the Plane Sights Lt Sport Pitot Kit. This is on our 2007 non-FIKI SR22. There’s just enough friction to hold the tee in place even in some pretty stiff wind.


I originally tried a foam earplug, and while that works, I was too concerned about not having a highly visible RBF flag on it.


Shout out to my brother-in-law for sporting me the tee. :)


 
 
 

Commenti


About Us

EFF8E9C4-410E-4A2C-989D-DE9F44647E25_1_2

So, we bought a plane just before the COVID 19 pandemic began here in the United States.

 

Great timing, right?

The silver lining; the plane has created more opportunities for us than we could have ever imagined.

 

We are two empty nesters with four grown children living all over the United States. Even though we each have two full time careers we are intentionally making time for travel, and for each other. We are based in Southern Indiana. Although much of our travel is to the cities where our children live we also make time for other trips as able.

This blog is a way for us to share our travels and to also archive our journeys; at last.

 

At Last Journeys

  • Follow me on Instagram

Join My Mailing List

Thanks for submitting!

bottom of page