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Hi from France! I got my seaplane rating 3 years ago and have been flying PA18 and Cessna 185 amphibians. Yesterday I finally got to try a Lake Buccaneer, and watching your video was really useful during my preparation. My instructor told me to leave the flaps down for a water takeoff… I notice you retract them initially until the first rise, and then extend them. Any particular reason? Really enjoying your channel. Thanks!

Very nice, but can it fly....

That is brilliant. What a great initiative. The fact that you have made this of your own bat says a lot about the team at Paspaley aviation. Well done 👍🇦🇺

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Love it.

So it's looking like you can stand and both the wings and the nose of this particular plane, so many great fishing spots on it!

You need to upgrade you light In the shop. Beautiful bird.

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Are those Garrett engines? The props were flat before starting, unlike a P&W.

I do like those videos!

Невероятно красивый самолёт!🎉

What engine/prop is that? From the video, it sounds very similar to the T-56/Hamilton Standard combo.

Very informative, crystal clear.

The camera angles and editing of this flight lesson make it super easy to understand and follow what is going on. Thank you for this! I am currently considering getting a seaplane for myself (Aero Adventure Aventura II, to be precise), so this lesson is very valuable!

wow what a plane! Love to see the old Grumman flying boats get upgraded with turbines

poor copilot

Is that thr Frakes PT-6 conversion?

I don't even have a paper airplane.

It looks like a camera was attached to the left wing.

Reminds me of the Conwing L-16 Sea Duck.

That is a beautiful plane im in love

I absolutely LOVED every single second of this!! talk about an absolutely dream life/job. what are the 'separators' that u stowed exactly?

Oh this is brilliant and beautiful-thanks so much! You hit on two of my favorite things here: Flying boats, and a treasured bit of family history; way back in early 1976, my dear old dad started flight operations across the Northern outback for JAARS, operating out of Darwin in a Cessna 210, not long after Cyclone Tracy flattened the place. This brings back very happy childhood memories of living in Berrimah and listening for him to arrive home at the end of those long days. How I would have loved to share this with him! Sadly, we lost him to cancer in 2020, but after not having thought of it for 40 years, I suddenly heard again clear as a bell, Darwin tower on the extra radio we had at home, saying “Mike Juliet Delta, you are cleared for landing”.

How to get to the exit of the nose?

Sounds -q-u-i-e-t-e😁🥸🏴‍☠️😎

Bravo.thenks. perfect. Go ahead

I really appreciate the livery on this plane. Sub

Excellent training video! Interesting how rougher water ie: hitting wave crests can easily begin to induce porpoise… instructor saying to catch it with a little forward pressure on the yoke… Interesting aileron position during step taxiing…looks like you re creating drag against the direction of turn in order not to plant the inner sponson or prevent unwelcome roll during the step taxi turn? I wonder how it handles in rougher conditions…. What about sloshing water in the airframe? Automatic bilge pump takes care of this? Hmmm Cheers

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This is beyond first rate. Bravo.

I loved the video! I flew the G-73 & G73T in the USVI & BVI in 1986-1988. My dream has always been to fly my own Airboat to the Great Barrier Reef. I am building now.

Awesome video

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Gee a lot to learn, know and practice for amphibians! I was nervous just watching, and in long, wide waterways in perfect conditions..... Great instructions, obviously a great instructor is so important. Tennessee, USA

Why does it have an auto-feather on/off switch. Thx! Great clip! Cool seaplane!

Love how the great retracts once your taxiing in the water.

美しい機体ですね(*´ω｀*) 色んな所をこの飛行機で飛べて羨ましいです\(//∇//)\

She's a beautiful bird!

Whilst on the water Steering is done by the captain using thrust control of the engines.

I got to see inside one of these today, the pilot even gave me a tour of the workshop and explained how the turbines work. I reckon I'm ready to fly one now 😅

So cool!

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Fascinating. Thank you.

Love these planes, one day i will trawel down there and flye with you 🙂

Missing the radials but come on. Those turboprops look really good on the mallard

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Love the briefing video for your charter clients. Awesome ... as captain for commercial sailing ships we also have to instruct our guests how to use life rafts and fire fighting systems.

Beautiful mashines ... even like the little brother.. fantastic camera work and editing❤

Expected a take off....😪