A Breathtaking Flight to Trigger Gap Airport | Winter Camping Adventure | Flight Design CTSW
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Join me on an exhilarating flight as I pilot the remarkable Flight Design CTSW aircraft to Trigger Gap Airport (17A) for an unforgettable winter camping adventure. Experience the beauty of flight, immerse yourself in stunning winter landscapes, and gain insights into the gear and packing process for a memorable airplane camping experience.
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In this captivating journey, we take off in the Flight Design CTSW, a cutting-edge light sport aircraft celebrated for its performance and maneuverability. As we soar through the skies, you'll be treated to breathtaking aerial views of the picturesque surroundings. Our flight path guides us to Trigger Gap Airport (17A), the perfect starting point for our winter camping escapade.
Upon arrival, we transition from flying to the world of camping. Join me as I showcase the essential gear required for a successful winter camping experience, ranging from insulated sleeping bags and durable tents to cooking equipment and appropriate clothing. Discover the careful considerations and strategies for efficiently packing these items into the aircraft's limited space, ensuring convenience and safety during our camping adventure.
Throughout the video, I offer valuable insights and practical advice based on my own experiences with winter airplane camping. Learn about the nuances of selecting gear suitable for colder temperatures and the unique challenges that arise during winter camping trips. Gain tips on organizing and securing your equipment, maximizing space efficiency, and ensuring a comfortable journey.
As we immerse ourselves in the breathtaking winter landscapes, you'll witness the joy of setting up our campsite, enjoying the tranquility of nature, and savoring delicious meals prepared with our camping stove. Join us as we embrace the magic of spending nights under the starry winter sky, creating lasting memories amidst the serene surroundings.
Whether you're an aviation enthusiast, a nature lover, or an adventurous soul seeking inspiration, this video offers a remarkable blend of flight, winter landscapes, and valuable insights into winter camping gear and airplane packing. Join me on this extraordinary journey where the thrill of flight and the wonders of winter camping intertwine.
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That's my dream airplane you guys are flying. Looks like a nice little camping trip you took with your wife. Life doesn't get any better.
Thanks for watching!
Im so jealous of those kind of strips. We dont really have anything like that near central California.
6:35 sounded like they called you a Cessna
that is a cool runway, sort of using all the available space on the hilltop, and it looked like you had a good time camping (despite the early departure time!). thanks for taking us along.
They often do! Thank you for watching!
@@MatthewDeis glad(?) to hear you have trouble with the type as well.
Beautiful location. Hope you get to visit again when it's warmer.
Thanks!
Great flight ✈️
Thank you for watching!
Great video, especially the part about packing. I’m going to Oshkosh for the first time this year and I was worried about packing all my camp stuff in my CTSW.
Mark, We do weigh everything, and from my experience, You will run out of room before you run out of weight. We packed food and everything we need for OSH 22 for 4 days last year.
Did you enclose all the control rods etc. in the rear or is that how an SW comes from factory? I have a 2K and mine are all exposed so I couldn't load up the rear as you have.
The CTSW is all guarded up to about the top 6 inches. There is no need to add anything.
@@MatthewDeis ah thats handy! I think I will get that added to my CT2K, thanks!
Our ctls is the same. It's all protected by plexi.
How do you find these spots? I’m worried about stuffing items back of the chute housing as the rudder/elevator cables are exposed back there.
Just need to pack it to not interfere with the items. Airfield.guide is a great resource
Did you get that alternator warning light checked out?
New regulator was installed at the condition inspection. All good now