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Great job. What an excellent instructor!!!

Where is this at ?

Damn, it was 26’ in before I figured out why you were having him raise his hand on the stick.

Really nice. How many hours did the student have?

Que los dos lleven la mano en el acelerador no me gusta nada.

Deja de mover la cabeza,please!

The sequins were nice. Most of the video accommodated the blind.

A true to life death trap. Fly any other chopper😢

When I was transitioning to the Stearman I communicated with the flight instructor through a Gosport Tube. I would have really appreciated modern communication. The one thing that always stuck with me was the advice to dance on the rudder pedals when landing otherwise she'll come around on you.

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Great video. Your instructor teaches quite well. I too teach in a 1946 cub. I differ from him slightly in one piece of advice he gave to you early in your lesson. Referring to wheel landings, He said that many instructors teach students to hold the tail up for as long as possible on the roll out so it won’t take back to the air if you pulled the tail down. He was against this practice because he felt you needed rudder and tailwheel authority earlier. I concede that is a good point to bring the tail down early for higher cross wind scenarios. But I disagree that it should be the primary practice for wheel landings. I believe that for training purposes, or just normal wheel landings with a direct headwind - I teach that it is better to keep the tail up as long as possible. But not due to a concern of the plane taking back to the air. My reason is due to gyroscopic precession. When pilots yank the tail down early… or more important if they do it aggressively… the airplane WILL swerve. New pilots may not anticipate the swerve adequately and they risk a ground loop. Many many ground loops in all types of tailwheel airplanes were done after a wheel landing - during the roll out. The pilot pulls the tail down too fast and the plane swerved. By keeping the tail up longer, the plane is going incredibly slow by the time the tail stalls and automatically drops to the ground. There is almost no tendency to swerve at that point.

Damian is tops

Recently practiced hover autos after not doing these for a while. I rolled off the throttle too quickly and it was very bouncy. The video was quite helpful and I've practiced it in my Virtual Reality simulator. Stay in touch with updates, would enjoy collaborating. The Steep approaches and max t/o were also great to watch, thank you!

AMAZING INSTRUCTOR !

I taught there from 91-98. Many hours in the cub. Glad to see Damian still at it.

Best, tail wheel example in my 60 years of flying.

Excellent video and instruction. Stick and rudder is real flying. A good section of the first part when the student gets into the cockpit video goes black but you still have audio. Video returns and stays as they prepare to taxi. Excellent instructor.

Very nice work! Great lessons, enjoyed watching very much!!

Your vids are very fun to watch just wish there were more angles

Beautiful Stearman. Tim Preston (Florida) checked me out 28 years ago and the thrill is still there! Not to be picky, but that Continental W670 is an engine, not a motor. "Keep 'em flying . . . lest we forget" Mike Kelly

Who was the young girl instructor on previous video on the cub? She's very good and just a kid lol Love the channel !

Who is the girl instructor on this J-3 cub I thought she was Gabriel Hernandez lol She's very good young but knows her stuff. Loved the touch and goes. Doe she do instructional vids ? Thank you 😊

I couldn't finish watching. I found the helmet cam to be too much movement. Started to get sick watching. Good topic. I'm training in a Champ now.

Nice I like it

Where are you located?

This is a great series of videos....Well done Gabriel.

Once again, have say the best channel on taildragging ever...Well done🌞🌝🌞

Gabriel, Great stuff, what airfield is that?

Instructor say steep turn instead does a standard rate turn. Nice flying though.

Nice work as usual man good luck on your training

it is possible to pay for lessons in that simulator

You’re a great dad man stay safe out there have fun

Why do you land on the numbers and not the taxiway

Damian is an amazing instructor, I have his videos, wish I had the opportunity to fly with him. Tail wheels rock.

Gabriel, you’ve made a great series of videos featuring Damian. Some of the best topical insightful videos on UA-cam.

Great instructor, lots of insight flowing from him.

You have some great videos. Dedication to the art! I haven't seen all of you in the Cub, but it I keep wondering, what engine that is and the horsepower?

I wish you had the Stearman when I was there. Loved the Cub! Flying over to Trinca in the Stearman would've been awesome. This was back in the days of Winnie Mae and Propwash. Miss you guys. Keep flying. Never stop!

Awesome vídeo. I started my flight lessons after reading Richard Bach's books and biplanes keep being some mithical machines for me. A big dream to follow. Here ir Uruguay we had a Stearman but now is on Brasil so the probabilities are low but some day I will make that dream true. I'm sure of that. Thanks for sharing! What a nice instructor!

AWESOME Instruction Damien !!! I am on my way to you for Stearman flying !

How high were you flying there?

Congratulations! There’s nothing else out there like flying a J3 Cub. 😁👍🏼 I am restoring my late Grandfathers 1946 (NC87933) J3 Cub. I hope to be done with it before this fall. Check it out on my channel. Thanks! Safe Flying

I guess helicopter pilots never rode horses.

Congratulations, it's getting better and better.

Thanks, this is very educational and useful for A2A flight simulation with the Piper Cub J-3.

Congrats Gabriel! Your vids have me motivated to get tail wheel endorsed instead of float plane , at least for now. Fly safe!

FIRST

Is that big daddy Ray you have there?

To close a public grass strip like that is almost a sin. That strip was there long before the socialist libtards moved in and around that strip. To buy land/home around a strip and then complain, makes me want to bash their teeth in with my bare knuckles!!!!!

You guys are real lucky to have Cubs and a Stearman in a grass roots environment like that, and to have a excellent instructor like Damian, Wow!!!!!!!!! Lucky people!!!!!! Learn in a Cub, and your a real pilot, Period!!!!!!!!