Private Pilot Ground School by Scott Leach at SkyEagle Aviation Academy. Chapter 2, Section A. Airplane systems - engine, fuel system, electrical system, induction system.
My thoughts too. To give them the benefit of the doubt, I assume that the students are all foreigners whose language and cultural familiarity with American teaching styles keep them on the quiet side. If it were me in that class, I'd probably be that annoying student who puts up their hand each time with all the answers.
Class is a poor excuse for student pilots Wtf they doing there if they can’t participate or answer extremely basic questions... Respect to instructors with the required patience
In the first lecture, the instructor said I need a student who speaks English. I'm not sure what's going on at that classroom, or the instructor should chill out with his jokes.
Great instructor! I would love to be a part of that class. He deserves students that pay more attention and participate. It would also speed every thing up a lot.
Students aren't necessarily NOT paying attention; they're often intimidated in a group setting because they feel that making the wrong guess out loud will be embarrassing. The instructor's job is to make it OK to make a mistake and use that as a discussion point to help others understand that mistakes are OK. Encouraging active learning is key. I'm not a huge fan of lectures for this reason and prefer one-on-one conversations. Part 141 schools like this do larger "bulk" classroom work, which can work, but you have to follow up with these people to make sure they're taking up the information you're presenting. This guy is very enthusiastic and supportive, frequently using Q&A vs just a straight lecture, which I like a lot.
The students are not learning in their mother tongue, the instructor has may vocabulary references that they need to translate or the easy analog is lost in translation.
Thanks to SkyEagle for posting these! I’m a student, but my instructor is new and I’m married to him, so I wanted to check myself against an in-person class. This instructor is great, and evidently so is my husband! I knew all the things so far, though I appreciated the diagram of the carburetor freezing. Made perfect sense, just like emptying a scuba tank.
I remember I used to be the same as the students on my first ground classes.I was in the same shoe with language barrier. Even this torch made me smile ))))) and now when I am preparing for solo check and watch this video it makes a huge sense of what's this amazing instructor talking about.
@@SkyEagleAviation 🤣😂😂Yes, I did. What you teach makes me way ahead of my lessons . I should be doing my solo next & by listening to you teach I really don't feel like going to class
Love the in-depth explanations of fuel mixture, carb-heat, the dual spark plugs and magnetos. I was taught what to do, but no one ever explained to me the "why" behind the procedures. Now that I know "why", it makes a ton more sense. Thanks for your passion and sharing this great knowledge.
Learning to fly in Alaska - got a great laugh when you referred to powering up in "cold weather" as 40°. Flew with my Dad in his 172 last week in -5°F 😂
I can't believe this class!! I know nothing about planes and was screaming the answers at my android!! I'd be the star student in this class!! Holy Mother of Moses!
You would think this was a zoom class with literally nobody responding lmao wtf. I would love to afford to be there and participate. That's heart breaking... This guy seems like a really good and experienced instructor/airman. I've literally been screaming heat at my screen for 19 minutes
Lmao same. I was constantly yelling at my screen while watching. Even if I wasn’t sure about my answer, and ultimately wrong, id still confidently speak.
I think it may be a language barrier. It sounds Ike the class has Russian students. Perhaps they don't understand English as well as is assumed...maybe????
I'm not trying to be mean, but this class doesn't deserve this instructor. Are they all asleep or what? The instructor is freaking amazing - really keeps you engaged.
@@SkyEagleAviation I did not see a school in Georgia where I am located. Scott explains things very well with good faith and patience. The Oxy-Acetylene torch example and increasing oxygen to increase my temperature(relative to fuel mixture) was an excellent example. I am an HVAC technician so you using this example was very nice lol.
I used to be a A&P mechanic for British Airways for 13 years this is a good course for any new comer lots of important information great course guys !!!
Great content! Thank you so much for proving this. I’m just non getting back into flying after a few years and this is perfect to go along with the books. Thank you!
Incredible video. So much fantastic info. Very helpful for me. My checkride is in 3 weeks! Helps me brush up on some things I needed. Fort Lauderdale, here!
I was on my first solo flight as a student ..got to 5000ft and leaned my fuel per the way I was taught ." Keep leaning until you get a slight RPM drop, then go back a quarter turn". A few minutes later my engine started to fail..I could see the prop.. like both blades.. I gasped..my excellent training kicked in however and I pulled carb heat and pushed full throttle and simultaneously started looking for a place to put her down.. Just by chance there was an airport right below at 11 o'clock. I found the frequency radioed in My intentions , while doing a spiral decent (unnecessary)...and landed safely. Back then there weren't many cell phones so I parked and went in to call my instructor. . To shorten this up . He had me do a run up and report back all good.. cancel flight and fly the 30 minutes home along the beach. I did .all Good Conclusion? Mixture too lean.
I twist mixture two turns at least after RPM drop. Yah...guess u had her too lean.. Didn't twist enough after RPM drop. Live & learn. Good recovery tho....
Day 2 of watching this series to prepare for flight training! I'm loving this- I'm writing down and looking up whatever I don't understand. I want to fly the big international planes!
If this is what ground school is like, I would never have made it as a pilot. What I did was purchase a video course and watched it over and over until I fully understood every point. I took the written test and passed. Only then did I step foot on an airport FBO to start flying lessons.
The explanations and examples are really good. We can not hear the questions from the students, but overall these videos are very very good. I'd recommend them.
Thank you for sharing this! I haven't continued my ground classes for a year now and I think, I've forgotten about some things which made me feel unease with attending classes again. But thanks to this, I can have a review first!
Kind of a scary thought that some of these people attending this class end up flying an airplane on their own. Most of them clearly seem to have no clue about anything, and zero common sense. I thought i didn't know anything but a lot of this stuff is common sense and pretty easy to absorb. Kudos to the instructor, it must be hard to stand there and teach this stuff with a class that does not participate whatsoever, i'm hoping my instructor is gonna be similar to this guy, excited to start my ground training now.
It seems the students are ESL - English as a Second Language. (Edit: They're Russian, it turns out.) There's a certain lack of confidence in participating in discussions that comes with lacking confidence in your linguistic ability, even if you are technically proficient. A language barrier, no matter how small, can make anyone seem less intelligent or competent than they really are.
I wish he would bounce though things when it’s a right answer instead finish the explanation he started with but over all great videos I love them n appreciate them
Hi Damian, We are looking forward to having you. Please feel free to send me an email and I will be happy to answer all of your questions. cris@skyeagleaviation.com
Wow, absolutely great job instructing. Problem is your class had Zero Commons sense in it. LOL. I am learning a lot through your teachings though, thank you.
Wow, I would love to have this instructor. It's too bad they don't have a school in Dallas Texas. This is my learning style. His attempt to pull everything he can out of these students is awesome. I hope this is not typical for all his classes. Just sitting here watching the class is a beating. Don't get me wrong I actually got a lot of good information from this video. This drives me, even more, to go after my PPL. Like one person said below. He's not a trained pilot and was able to answer the questions Mr. Leach asked the students. I even answered 99% of them.
Thank you for your feedback Kevin. Unfortunately, we are only located in Ft. Lauderdale but we do have many domestic students from out of state that do train with us as we have housing options.
Love the George Strait reference @ 17:05! I don't think anyone in the class caught that! Oh, BTW....if you buy that, I'll throw the Golden Gate in for free ;-)
Right before my solo, the flight school assigned an instructor I had never met and who could barely speak English to conduct my oral exam. He refused to pass me because he kept insisting take off speed was 60 knots. He was wrong. According to the POH, take off speed was 60 mph. Three times I showed him in the manual where he was wrong and three times he insisted he was right. I finally went to the chief instructor and showed him the manual. Then I fired the flight school and demanded a full refund for that day’s lesson. I soloed a week later at my new flight school.
When you asked what landing gear we are going to land on, and all I heard was silence, that scared me. Granted, I got the answer wrong, because I picked the rear landing gears, but at least I tried.
great videos and great teacher but comments are a bit deceiving! no hate but I know absolutely nothing about aviation and flight school and thought this would be great help. Now granted I am deff learning a lot but i am going to have to do a lot more resourcing, reading and researching on my own because there are acronyms being thrown around i have to keep stopping and starting to search things up,,, i.e. ELT had no idea what that was. if someone ends up seeing this and have other resources i should also use, please let me know! i took note from the comment section in the first video to get 1. Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge FAA-H-8083-25C 2. Airplane Flying Handbook FAA-H-8083-3C 3. Aviation Weather Handbook FAA-H-8083-28. so again great videos but if you are literally starting from scratch you WILL need to do a lot of extra work.
Not a pilot yet, looking into lessons. I got most your questions right. However as far as turning a air cooled engine into to the wind to cool. Doesn't the prop provide the air for cooling regardless of wind? Not saying wind doesn't help but isn't irrelevant to a 100hp fan blowing on the engine? Please reply. Thank you
Watching these videos in preparation for my ground school and man, I feel bad for this guy with that class
This dude's amazing!
Don't feel bad. Most of them are already airline pilots.
This class makes me feel like I’m doing great.
exactly my thought hahah
Right?! Lol wtf
I know right...lol... what at the actual fuck
My thoughts too. To give them the benefit of the doubt, I assume that the students are all foreigners whose language and cultural familiarity with American teaching styles keep them on the quiet side. If it were me in that class, I'd probably be that annoying student who puts up their hand each time with all the answers.
@@unlikelyimager547 Yes, I'm answering loud from behind my keyboard LOL!!!
This instructor is a living proof that you can be cool AND professional !!
The class needs to wake up and pay attention! Instructor is great, thanks for sharing!
Class is a poor excuse for student pilots
Wtf they doing there if they can’t participate or answer extremely basic questions...
Respect to instructors with the required patience
@@T25de eh, that's a bit more harsh than I was going for.
@@Zalaniar
I’m sorry
Lot of respect to the instructor for supreme patience 😂
In all fairness the class seemingly woke up a little later in the video.
In the first lecture, the instructor said I need a student who speaks English. I'm not sure what's going on at that classroom, or the instructor should chill out with his jokes.
14:00 :-)
I’ve been an aviation enthusiast for years, this class has made me realize I’m a lot further along than I thought. It’s time to get my license.
Let me know how it goes.
It's been 7 months. You flying yet?
@@JM-iu3pl just started
how many hours are you at?
It's been a year... did you get it?
This instructor has the patience of a saint …. If I was teaching this I would’ve smacked everyone in the head about 12 times in the first 45 min
😂😂
“Do you guys do a crosswind landing? No of course not, you just scuff across the runway.” Savage. 😂
Thanks for the free educational videos
This instructor is so patient, it is impressive! Thanks for posting, it has been for me at least, a real learning experience.
I have learned more in the two video's I've watched here than I'd ever learned in a book. Great information and delivery.
Great instructor! I would love to be a part of that class. He deserves students that pay more attention and participate. It would also speed every thing up a lot.
Students aren't necessarily NOT paying attention; they're often intimidated in a group setting because they feel that making the wrong guess out loud will be embarrassing. The instructor's job is to make it OK to make a mistake and use that as a discussion point to help others understand that mistakes are OK. Encouraging active learning is key. I'm not a huge fan of lectures for this reason and prefer one-on-one conversations. Part 141 schools like this do larger "bulk" classroom work, which can work, but you have to follow up with these people to make sure they're taking up the information you're presenting. This guy is very enthusiastic and supportive, frequently using Q&A vs just a straight lecture, which I like a lot.
I especially like how his arrogance comes off as condescending to the students. That’s how I can tell he’s a good teacher 🙄
The students are not learning in their mother tongue, the instructor has may vocabulary references that they need to translate or the easy analog is lost in translation.
I’m an a&p mechanic and these information are extremely valuable and cost money
Thanks to SkyEagle for posting these! I’m a student, but my instructor is new and I’m married to him, so I wanted to check myself against an in-person class. This instructor is great, and evidently so is my husband! I knew all the things so far, though I appreciated the diagram of the carburetor freezing. Made perfect sense, just like emptying a scuba tank.
I remember I used to be the same as the students on my first ground classes.I was in the same shoe with language barrier. Even this torch made me smile ))))) and now when I am preparing for solo check and watch this video it makes a huge sense of what's this amazing instructor talking about.
For 1hr 38mins & 53secs I wasn’t bored @ all listening to this instructor
Thank you for your feedback. I hope you had learned a great deal.
@@SkyEagleAviation 🤣😂😂Yes, I did. What you teach makes me way ahead of my lessons . I should be doing my solo next & by listening to you teach I really don't feel like going to class
He explains things very well. If we had instructors like him in all Flight schools.... people would finish their training alot quicker
Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. It is greatly appreciated.
Love the in-depth explanations of fuel mixture, carb-heat, the dual spark plugs and magnetos. I was taught what to do, but no one ever explained to me the "why" behind the procedures. Now that I know "why", it makes a ton more sense. Thanks for your passion and sharing this great knowledge.
Learning to fly in Alaska - got a great laugh when you referred to powering up in "cold weather" as 40°. Flew with my Dad in his 172 last week in -5°F 😂
Bless your soul 😂😂 that's cold. 40°F in SWFL is like hell literally freezing over.
Cool u live in Alaska great! But nobody cares lmao
@@Straightahead101 and where do you live? Canada??? 😂😂 Shouldn't be making fun of people when you're from somewhere even sillier.
@@pattmahiney Canada lmao! Dead bro 🤣😂
For a 172 I imagine that 40 is considered "cold weather" and therefore you would probably want carb and pitot heat at altitude
I can't believe this class!! I know nothing about planes and was screaming the answers at my android!! I'd be the star student in this class!! Holy Mother of Moses!
Finally, I get the proper you tube channel. Excellent instructor. I feel I can finally start my dream course.
You would think this was a zoom class with literally nobody responding lmao wtf. I would love to afford to be there and participate. That's heart breaking... This guy seems like a really good and experienced instructor/airman.
I've literally been screaming heat at my screen for 19 minutes
😂😂😂😂😂😂 man I was driving home yelling heat, that shit drove me nuts 😂 people probably thought I was crazy in traffic
Lmao same. I was constantly yelling at my screen while watching. Even if I wasn’t sure about my answer, and ultimately wrong, id still confidently speak.
I think it may be a language barrier. It sounds Ike the class has Russian students. Perhaps they don't understand English as well as is assumed...maybe????
I really like this instructors attitude and attention to details
Thank you Matthew. We have the best instructors with maximum attention to detail.
Thank you for your feedback
@@SkyEagleAviation hi I really like how he teach! Do you guys still offering ground school class ?? I would love to attend!
@@legacysetv239 Hello. Please feel free to reach out to me via email at cris@skyeagleaviation.com and we will assist you with your enrollment
@@legacysetv239 Please send me an email at cris@skyeagleaviation.com to get enrolled!
I'm not trying to be mean, but this class doesn't deserve this instructor. Are they all asleep or what? The instructor is freaking amazing - really keeps you engaged.
Amazing Lecture by Scott Leach! Hope I get an instructor like him when I go to flight school!
If you enroll with SkyEagle you most certainly will :)
@@SkyEagleAviation I did not see a school in Georgia where I am located. Scott explains things very well with good faith and patience. The Oxy-Acetylene torch example and increasing oxygen to increase my temperature(relative to fuel mixture) was an excellent example. I am an HVAC technician so you using this example was very nice lol.
@@Son0fFalse Thank you for your feedback. For now our only location is in Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Very good video! Just too bad that the picture is 3 sec behind the audio
Thank you so much for posting these. They are very helpful to alternate between textbook and sporty’s for my studying!!!
This guy is AWESOME! give him a raise lmao I'm about to start my PPL, great motivation!
You have some serious patience, love these videos. Based on watching these videos I hope all these students understand more English by now.
I used to be a A&P mechanic for British Airways for 13 years this is a good course for any new comer lots of important information great course guys !!!
Mummy. Aaaaggggghhhhh. Lol
Love the videos Scott
Great content! Thank you so much for proving this. I’m just non getting back into flying after a few years and this is perfect to go along with the books. Thank you!
Congrats 😮
Hats off to this instructor. This class is BRUTAL
Like how bro is he lying
Incredible video. So much fantastic info. Very helpful for me. My checkride is in 3 weeks! Helps me brush up on some things I needed. Fort Lauderdale, here!
I love you. Being I needed to know what to prepare for and this class really helped me feel like I wasn't alone in learning this.
This is a great review with examples and key points/highlights after reading "From the ground up" :) Many thanks
I was on my first solo flight as a student ..got to 5000ft and leaned my fuel per the way I was taught ." Keep leaning until you get a slight RPM drop, then go back a quarter turn". A few minutes later my engine started to fail..I could see the prop.. like both blades..
I gasped..my excellent training kicked in however and I pulled carb heat and pushed full throttle and simultaneously started looking for a place to put her down..
Just by chance there was an airport right below at 11 o'clock.
I found the frequency radioed in
My intentions , while doing a spiral decent (unnecessary)...and landed safely.
Back then there weren't many cell phones so I parked and went in to call my instructor. .
To shorten this up .
He had me do a run up and report back
all good..
cancel flight and fly the 30 minutes home along the beach.
I did .all Good
Conclusion? Mixture too lean.
To shorten this up more, when you lean above 5,000 MSL, make sure you are at cruise speed (at least 70-85 knots). This joker was going too slow.
I twist mixture two turns at least after RPM drop. Yah...guess u had her too lean.. Didn't twist enough after RPM drop. Live & learn. Good recovery tho....
How honest the structure I really like his explanation and he attracted me to join the skyeagle wishing you best of luck 👍💯
Day 2 of watching this series to prepare for flight training! I'm loving this- I'm writing down and looking up whatever I don't understand. I want to fly the big international planes!
Great! SkyEagle wish you good luck)
If this is what ground school is like, I would never have made it as a pilot. What I did was purchase a video course and watched it over and over until I fully understood every point. I took the written test and passed. Only then did I step foot on an airport FBO to start flying lessons.
This is amazing !! This instructor is brilliant
I really appreciate what yaw are doing here.Keep up the great work.Again I really appreciate it.👍👍👍
Thank you for your kind words :)
Ur a great instructor and these videos are super helpful keep it up man 💪🏽
I just graduated from Embry-Riddle (I’m not a pilot) but of course now that I graduated I want to learn. Thanks for these videos!
Please reach out to me at cris@skyeagleaviation.com and we can discuss your enrollment.
Awesome instructor. Thanks for sharing.
Honestly i wish i was in this class , great instructor
Yes, point the nose into the wind! By all things holy point it into the wind!
The explanations and examples are really good. We can not hear the questions from the students, but overall these videos are very very good. I'd recommend them.
They are probably very dumb questions lol just going off what I’ve heard their answers to be…
I really like this instructor! Wish i had him!!
The part he used the permanent marker made me cry😂
UA-cam University is great
Thank you for your online class in youtube.
Thank you for sharing this! I haven't continued my ground classes for a year now and I think, I've forgotten about some things which made me feel unease with attending classes again. But thanks to this, I can have a review first!
Fantastic. Slight delay with speech to sound on the video but loving this:- from UK
glad to see the comments, this happened around 40 minutes for me and was driving me mad
Absolutely awesome stuff.
Hats off to the instructor. I just felt like the smart kid in class. :p
i will finish my 12th in 3 months. and maybe get into flight school 2 months after that, this is so helpful, gonna get a really good headstart
Kind of a scary thought that some of these people attending this class end up flying an airplane on their own. Most of them clearly seem to have no clue about anything, and zero common sense. I thought i didn't know anything but a lot of this stuff is common sense and pretty easy to absorb.
Kudos to the instructor, it must be hard to stand there and teach this stuff with a class that does not participate whatsoever, i'm hoping my instructor is gonna be similar to this guy, excited to start my ground training now.
It seems the students are ESL - English as a Second Language. (Edit: They're Russian, it turns out.) There's a certain lack of confidence in participating in discussions that comes with lacking confidence in your linguistic ability, even if you are technically proficient. A language barrier, no matter how small, can make anyone seem less intelligent or competent than they really are.
Great performance, great lesson
Man props to the teacher for being so human
Another great video
its sad your class isnt participating. Thank you for your energy.
Absolutely Fantastic Instructor
This man is so awesome
The “which tires you land on question” made me feel like I can get into flight school.
I wish he would bounce though things when it’s a right answer instead finish the explanation he started with but over all great videos I love them n appreciate them
In my opinion, during run up, it's more important to pay attention to what's behind you regardless of wind direction.
enjoy watching .. good luck with ur students
After watching two of these videos I wish I lived close so I can go to this school
I dig the instructor. Definitely felt like the class was a let down for continuity
We have ocean front property in Arizona.
I think u are a good teacher like the ways and attitude.
Thank you. We hire the most passionate instructors that focus on quality education.
This instructor has great patience. I seem to know way way way more than these students.
Appreciate the George Strait reference... Oceanfront property in AZ. lol
Great video
Excellent Instructer I got the impression we’d be facing off against these guys in the future flying MIGs over Greenland
top bloke , very clear
this is the best instructor anyone could ask for
Thank you for your feedback!
These students are brutal. Would love to be in that class engaging with that instructor.
I wish I had this instructor 😢
This teacher is really cool ) I like it
Can’t wait to be apart of your flight school, I plan to go this summer! Can’t wait to do my PPL
Hi Damian, We are looking forward to having you. Please feel free to send me an email and I will be happy to answer all of your questions. cris@skyeagleaviation.com
These students are making me feel like an A student!👩🎓
Wow, absolutely great job instructing. Problem is your class had Zero Commons sense in it. LOL. I am learning a lot through your teachings though, thank you.
Does anyone have the same problem like sound is coming first and then visual context in the video?
This guy is great. No BS. Just say it like it is....
I’m on my phone using headphones but is Audio not synced for anyone?
Same started for me around the mid 30 minute mark
Wow, I would love to have this instructor. It's too bad they don't have a school in Dallas Texas. This is my learning style. His attempt to pull everything he can out of these students is awesome. I hope this is not typical for all his classes. Just sitting here watching the class is a beating. Don't get me wrong I actually got a lot of good information from this video. This drives me, even more, to go after my PPL. Like one person said below. He's not a trained pilot and was able to answer the questions Mr. Leach asked the students. I even answered 99% of them.
Thank you for your feedback Kevin. Unfortunately, we are only located in Ft. Lauderdale but we do have many domestic students from out of state that do train with us as we have housing options.
@@SkyEagleAviation
How much is the average rent for a bedroom apartment in your area?
@@AdabAbu We have student housing in our home that rents from 800-1200 per month. A local apartment in our area goes for 1200-1800 for a one bedroom.
Love the George Strait reference @ 17:05! I don't think anyone in the class caught that! Oh, BTW....if you buy that, I'll throw the Golden Gate in for free ;-)
Thank you for your comments and laughs :)
@@SkyEagleAviation I'm only into class number two on your video... did any of these students go on to get their licenses?
@@patricksullivan2612 Yes indeed they did.
Right before my solo, the flight school assigned an instructor I had never met and who could barely speak English to conduct my oral exam. He refused to pass me because he kept insisting take off speed was 60 knots. He was wrong. According to the POH, take off speed was 60 mph. Three times I showed him in the manual where he was wrong and three times he insisted he was right. I finally went to the chief instructor and showed him the manual. Then I fired the flight school and demanded a full refund for that day’s lesson. I soloed a week later at my new flight school.
Did you get a refund though?
@@tjlovesrachel for that day’s lesson, yes
@@DrSee-mm3zw nice
When you asked what landing gear we are going to land on, and all I heard was silence, that scared me. Granted, I got the answer wrong, because I picked the rear landing gears, but at least I tried.
reminds me of Hank Schrader
i know i am late but is it just me or around 35.10 minutes in the audio goes out of lip?
Videos are pretty fun like them
great videos and great teacher but comments are a bit deceiving! no hate but I know absolutely nothing about aviation and flight school and thought this would be great help. Now granted I am deff learning a lot but i am going to have to do a lot more resourcing, reading and researching on my own because there are acronyms being thrown around i have to keep stopping and starting to search things up,,, i.e. ELT had no idea what that was. if someone ends up seeing this and have other resources i should also use, please let me know! i took note from the comment section in the first video to get 1. Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge FAA-H-8083-25C 2. Airplane Flying Handbook FAA-H-8083-3C 3. Aviation Weather Handbook FAA-H-8083-28. so again great videos but if you are literally starting from scratch you WILL need to do a lot of extra work.
Great collection of videos, are there any books that go along side Ground School
I love the teacher!!!!!!!!!
I love this guy
Can I get credit by watching this video? Just let me take the test
do these student have a pulse? Props to the instructor - amazing patience
Not a pilot yet, looking into lessons. I got most your questions right. However as far as turning a air cooled engine into to the wind to cool. Doesn't the prop provide the air for cooling regardless of wind? Not saying wind doesn't help but isn't irrelevant to a 100hp fan blowing on the engine? Please reply. Thank you
It's like a car on a hot day, The A/C works best when moving. The fan will cool it, but it's really meant to be throttled up, and moving forwards.