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The Electric Lightning takes off from Thunder City with pilot Dave Stock at the controls and author Jim Clash aboard in Cape Town, South Africa. The orange thrust indicates the afterburners have just kicked in. Photographer: Masaya Abe via Bloomberg
Author Jim Clash gives the "thumbs up" as he and pilot Dave Stock, right, prepare to board the Electric Lightning in Thunder City. The aircraft flew supersonic to Overberg for an air show the following day. Photographer: Masaya Abe via Bloomberg
Pilot Dave Stock, left, and author Jim Clash after their supersonic flight in the Electric Lightning in Cape Town, South Africa. This would prove to be one of the last photos of Stock -- less than 24 hours later he died in the same aircraft. Photographer: Ian Fairley via Bloomberg
Author Jim Clash climbs from the Electric Lightning after pilot Dave Stock flew a series of aerobatic moves. Stock, above, looks on. Photographer: Ian Fairley via Bloomberg
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The Electric Lightning takes off from Thunder City with pilot Dave Stock at the controls and author Jim Clash aboard in Cape Town, South Africa. The orange thrust indicates the afterburners have just kicked in. Photographer: Masaya Abe via Bloomberg
Author Jim Clash gives the "thumbs up" as he and pilot Dave Stock, right, prepare to board the Electric Lightning in Thunder City. The aircraft flew supersonic to Overberg for an air show the following day. Photographer: Masaya Abe via Bloomberg
Pilot Dave Stock, left, and author Jim Clash after their supersonic flight in the Electric Lightning in Cape Town, South Africa. This would prove to be one of the last photos of Stock -- less than 24 hours later he died in the same aircraft. Photographer: Ian Fairley via Bloomberg
Author Jim Clash climbs from the Electric Lightning after pilot Dave Stock flew a series of aerobatic moves. Stock, above, looks on. Photographer: Ian Fairley via Bloomberg














