A very photogenic young lady, Melissa is a seasoned aerobatic airshow performer and a highly accomplished pilot in aerobatic competitions. She was a United States Unlimited Aerobatics Team member for the 2006-2007 season and the youngest female ever to make the team. Melissa also has several achievements as the four time winner of the "Pitts Trophy", Northwest and Southwest Intermediate Regional Aerobatic Champion in 2004, the Intermediate "Unknown" Champion Nationals 2004, and a three time National's Medalist.
Check out her custom flight suit that matches her plane's paint scheme!

The VIO POV.1 is mounted in Melissa Andrzejewski's Zivko Edge 540 for her upcoming promotional video. A very photogenic young lady, Melissa("Sports Gal") is a seasoned aerobatic airshow performer and a highly accomplished pilot in aerobatic competitions. She was a United States Unlimited Aerobatics Team member for the 2006-2007 season and the youngest female ever to make the team.

This is the VIO POV.1 mounted in Melissa Andrzejewski's Zivko Edge 540. Melissa was a United States Unlimited Aerobatics Team member for the 2006-2007 season and the youngest female ever to make the team. She also has several achievements as the four time winner of the "Pitts Trophy", Northwest and Southwest Intermediate Regional Aerobatic Champion in 2004, the Intermediate "Unknown" Champion Nationals 2004, and a three time National's Medalist.

This is the new digital VIO-POV.1 solid state camera and video recorder mounted in the USAF F-16 Fighting Falcon, commonly called the "Viper". The POV.1 records in DVD quality on an SD card with eighty-three minutes recording time on a two Giga-byte card. The recording time was sufficient to get two flights recorded without changing the card or the batteries.

**POV.1 camera head mounting method:

Funny, but this is the perfect example of a downhill mountain bike race gone bad. What was supposed to be a downhill race with a time of about three minutes turned into a Nascar looking event with riders sliding, flipping, and crashing into each other. Finish times went from three to five times the norm for that course. No amount of downhill, freeride, or trail work seems to prepare for this. None gave up, the result being the ultimate display of riding(?) skills.