If you like this video you should also check out the video where I show you the FREE flight planning app that I use. ua-cam.com/video/LiK1K7u3s2Y/v-deo.html
Student pilot here; a few things they do differently than what our club does in the archer. Vy at 76 until 1000 feet AGL/pattern altitude before increasing to cruise climb, also before rolling into the steep turns, even if the area is clear we still verbalize that it’s clear. Pitch for altitude “or pull the power back so it doesn’t climb” is also against all 3 of my CFIs pitch for airspeed power for altitude. I get that video, said not to use for training purposes, they seem like such silly mistakes by a CFI.
Great video. Brings back memories. I started in a 152 then did a rating on the Piper PA28 181 11. Loved every flight. Not flown now for 20yrs I sure miss it.
I also started in a 152. I’ve flown a buddy’s 181 a few times and a 161. I’m definitely a bigger fan of the Pa series of planes, but you can’t beat the 152 as a trainer / affordable time builder.
Yeah I love the Archer it’s a nice little plane. If I could afford the fuel a Dakota would be perfect for my family, but and Archer is a more than capable plane.
Rick Bunn thank you very much I appreciate the support!!! thats awesome you were able to fly at 14! My first experience flying In a personal airplane was when I was 13. I’ve wanted to be a pilot ever since. I finally did it when I was 31. I plan in doing a video at some point explaining what got me interested and how I finally followed though and got my PPL.
@@sparshthakker6776 I’m in the US. I’d have to look up the legal requirements. I think you’re a few years short of being able to start, but I know you can log hours at an early age with an instructor. I’m just not positive what that age is.
@@HoosierPilot In 1972 (I was 14yrs old) plane rental was $14 per hour "wet" and the instructor charged another $5. On my 16th b-day, my mother drove me to the airport to solo...and then to the DMV for my driver's license. While I was on my solo flight my instructor radioed me to fly over a friends house where they had written "CONGRATULATIONS" in the back yard--with toilet paper!!! (How I miss those pre-pandemic times...😅)
@@HoosierPilot I'm a skydiver down here in FL. I jump at Spaceland in Clewiston (Airglades Airport) . But, I love to fly so I'm always watching the pilot channels here on YT. I'll give you sub dude!
Jack thanks man I appreciate it! I’ve never been skydiving. I’m actually pretty afraid of heights. Flying planes is something I love but I don’t know if I could bring myself to jump out of one lol.
@@HoosierPilot Funny I should hear from you; I spent the morning doing touch and go's, my right leg is tired from stomping on the rudder! Thank you so much for the follow-up! ua-cam.com/video/8jNzKbJ7Xd0/v-deo.html&start_radio=1&ab_channel=Blossom
@@ahmedsalaheldinas thanks I appreciate it. It was one of the first videos I’ve ever made. I did all my training in a c-150 and c-152, but love the pa-28 series of planes.
If you like this video you should also check out the video where I show you the FREE flight planning app that I use.
ua-cam.com/video/LiK1K7u3s2Y/v-deo.html
What a brilliant and calm instructor. Really good video!
He’s an awesome instructor. I’ve been very lucky with the CFIs that I’ve trained with, but would fly with him any day for sure.
Darn good thing those shoulder harnesses are secured in their safety position.
Good thing.
Student pilot here; a few things they do differently than what our club does in the archer. Vy at 76 until 1000 feet AGL/pattern altitude before increasing to cruise climb, also before rolling into the steep turns, even if the area is clear we still verbalize that it’s clear.
Pitch for altitude “or pull the power back so it doesn’t climb” is also against all 3 of my CFIs pitch for airspeed power for altitude.
I get that video, said not to use for training purposes, they seem like such silly mistakes by a CFI.
Great video. Brings back memories. I started in a 152 then did a rating on the Piper PA28 181 11. Loved every flight. Not flown now for 20yrs I sure miss it.
I also started in a 152. I’ve flown a buddy’s 181 a few times and a 161. I’m definitely a bigger fan of the Pa series of planes, but you can’t beat the 152 as a trainer / affordable time builder.
Someone’s video is going viral! This has been recommended to me numerous times this week
Really? That’s encouraging to hear! My sure you watch it from start to finish each and every time.
@@HoosierPilot when it showed up on my recommended this week it only had 700 views or so I believe
@@mattewalker_ it’s had a few thousand for awhile, but maybe now is it’s time to shine.
@@mattewalker_ I’m ready to see some new egoboost73 content.
@@HoosierPilot me too
This is exactly what I did today in my flight lesson. In an Archer no less!
Yeah I love the Archer it’s a nice little plane. If I could afford the fuel a Dakota would be perfect for my family, but and Archer is a more than capable plane.
Good video! I started lessons at 14 yrs old in a 140. Solo'ed before I drove a car...legally. Good luck pursuing your IFR.
Rick Bunn thank you very much I appreciate the support!!! thats awesome you were able to fly at 14! My first experience flying In a personal airplane was when I was 13. I’ve wanted to be a pilot ever since. I finally did it when I was 31. I plan in doing a video at some point explaining what got me interested and how I finally followed though and got my PPL.
Bro where do u live that it's legal to do it when your in high school ? I'm 14 too😭
@@sparshthakker6776 I’m in the US. I’d have to look up the legal requirements. I think you’re a few years short of being able to start, but I know you can log hours at an early age with an instructor. I’m just not positive what that age is.
@@HoosierPilot In 1972 (I was 14yrs old) plane rental was $14 per hour "wet" and the instructor charged another $5.
On my 16th b-day, my mother drove me to the airport to solo...and then to the DMV for my driver's license. While I was on my solo flight my instructor radioed me to fly over a friends house where they had written "CONGRATULATIONS" in the back yard--with toilet paper!!! (How I miss those pre-pandemic times...😅)
I guess I'll be your first subscriber. Video was really good...we'll have to work on the music, though..;)
Rick Bunn lol thanks man!!! That was my first time ever making a video. I’m always open to suggestions and help.
I said hey whats going on!!
Dude, you were pulling like 7 G's!! Just kidding. Cool vid man.
Jack we were practically doing Aerobatics. We’re planning on flying inverted for our next flight. Haha. Thanks for checking out the channel.
@@HoosierPilot I'm a skydiver down here in FL. I jump at Spaceland in Clewiston (Airglades Airport) . But, I love to fly so I'm always watching the pilot channels here on YT. I'll give you sub dude!
Jack thanks man I appreciate it! I’ve never been skydiving. I’m actually pretty afraid of heights. Flying planes is something I love but I don’t know if I could bring myself to jump out of one lol.
@@HoosierPilot You bet! - Just go for it! It's a blast man. Falling through a cloud is a pretty wild experience. Keep flying buddy, and be safe.
Jack oh I bet it wild! I will. You too!
Any reason you aren't wearing shoulder harnesses?
I’ve never been a fan of them, however I have received quite a bit of feedback and do wear them now.
Really enjoyed the video, thank you for making and posting it.
What is the music? I really enjoyed it.
Peace.
Hey thanks, that means a lot. I’ll look up the title of the song and get it to you. I know it was copyright free music that I actually enjoyed.
@@HoosierPilot It sounded like some kind of disco/soul song from the 1970s.
@@archerpiperii2690 the song is Fresh Cut by Dyalla.
@@HoosierPilot Funny I should hear from you; I spent the morning doing touch and go's, my right leg is tired from stomping on the rudder!
Thank you so much for the follow-up!
ua-cam.com/video/8jNzKbJ7Xd0/v-deo.html&start_radio=1&ab_channel=Blossom
@@archerpiperii2690 hey no problem. That sounds like a great day to me. I’m having withdrawals from lack of flying. I need to get airborne soon.
oh, I see where you have 40+ subscribers already--my bad..;)
You may not have been my first, but you were my forty first and that’s still special.
The annoying music is so annoying
Annoying music will definitely annoy.
@@HoosierPilot
Good video though. I went through C150 and C172 and now I love the Archer ii
@@ahmedsalaheldinas thanks I appreciate it. It was one of the first videos I’ve ever made. I did all my training in a c-150 and c-152, but love the pa-28 series of planes.