Tri-Pacer WEST COAST ADVENTURE | OHIO to TEXAS | PART 1
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- 3.5 Terra-bytes of video, 70 hours of flying over 12 days 35+ airports. This is part 1 of 11 of my trip to explore the Southwest in my Piper Tri-Pacer.
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As an old Tripacer driver, I enjoyed watching your flight. I don’t have any bourbon so I poured myself a brandy
My Dad and I had a Tri-Pacer too. Loved that plane, it wasn’t very far off of yours. It was N7042D. It was a 150hp. What is yours as I haven’t ever heard you say much about it except for the upgrades in radio gear which is very nice. I would love to find that plane again and try to buy it back as is was awesome and in great shape when Dad sold it and bought a Cherokee 180 which was ok but neither one of us liked it much and probably would have kept flying longer if we had kept the Tri-Pacer. Love your videos, brings back memories and makes me want to start flying again. Thanks for doing them!
Loved the video! Looking forward to seeing more
Thanks guys!!
Wow! Just saw your panel. Sweet! Glass panel Tri Pacer. I just bought a 1959 172A and love it but I’ve always liked the Tri Pacers. I think they’re unrated. You can still get a great plane at very affordable price with the Tri Pacer. That probably won’t last much longer. Enjoying video. Gotta get back to watching. Godspeed
I enjoyed this very much. Thank you.
Thank you Tom!
Glad you're back.............
Thanks Gene!
I love the shots, gives it a cinematic feel. I'll be following along!
Thanks! Appreciate it! Looking forward to the rest of your series too.
So glad that we have the same idea about the Tri-Pacers . They make great cross-country airplanes! Thanks for the videos!
They sure do! and you can't beat the price!
Very nice sir! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching! Appreciate it.
Its great to see another video from you! "Now we roll out for 6000'". LOL! I don't know that I've even landed on a runway that long! And you mixed it up with some fighter jets, too. I know they were intimidated by the Tri Pacer. Nothing strikes fear like...
I know man. I think I had one at 8000 on this trip too. I will say though that at some of those high density airports ole girl needed a little more runway!
Just subscribed. Awesome content. Well presented.
Thanks Neil. Appreciate it!
Great video!
Thanks Scott!
Great video and congratulations on a safe trip! I look forward to seeing the upcoming episodes!
Thank you! Appreciate it! Thank you for the Patreon support!
@@davidschmaus1 You are every welcome!
I just found your channel. If you aren't already home, stop at Gundy's (038) just NE of Tulsa international. I have a PA-22-150, a friend has a PA-22-108 (135HP), and there is also a PA-20-150 on field.
Oh man. I’m already back but I’m going back out in October for high Sierra. I’ll reach out and stop by then.
Looking forward to the rest of the series! I also have a Tri-Pacer. Got my PPL in it 13 years ago and haven't ever considered selling it. My dad and I flew it from NY to California and back 3 years ago and last year had it down in the Bahamas. What year is yours? I've got a 1960 "Caribbean" O-320.
Thats awesome. Mine is a 57. I have a friend that has a Caribbean that has been converted to a tail dragger. Its a beautiful plane. The Bahamas is on our list to do in the next year or so. There is nothing like flying across the US in a small plane!
Have been anticipating your travelogue, and surprised that you posted part 1 so quickly. Thanks for sharing your flying with us!
Thanks man! I have so much footage I felt like I better get started on it soon!! haha
Greatly appreciated, can’t wait for part 2
Thanks Chris! Friday.
I've been really looking forward to this series. Hope you had or are having a great trip and if leaving your flightbag in an FBO is the worse thing to happen on the whole tip . I'd say it was a very successful one then. As always I appreciate you sharing these videos with us and maybe when I get my finances a little better I'll start some patreon. Until then I do seriously appreciate what you do share on here because I know it's not easy.
Thanks Kevin. Thank goodness it was the worse thing that happened on the trip. Got back in town on Friday and it was amazing. Thanks again for watching. Appreciate it!
Is this 160 horse?
What camera do you use?
GoPro 7, DJI action cam and a Sony a7SIII
Your Milkstool a 150 hp?
Sure is!
@@davidschmaus1 Sweet. I had a 150 before stepping up.....youre doing what many a Pilot would love, some real Cross Country travelling...Safe travels.
@@DWB245 thanks so much!!