Citation II Flight Clip - Engine Startup

I shot a quick clip of the engine startup process in a Citation 550 (Citation II) for viewers to compare the process to my more detailed video of the engine starting procedures in a Citation 560 (V/Ultra/Encore). This video in the Citation II was shot with minimal explanation and shows in "real time" how we'd typically be doing the engine start on a regular leg flying the line.

[@cagatayyldz6141]

Hey sir like your vids a lot !! Do you have any suggest where can I get Citation Bravo Flight manuals and checklist? (keep going really enjoy your vids.)

[@citationpro]

Thanks for your support! I have more videos on the way, just need to get time to edit them. Regarding your question about the Citation Bravo, I suggest you look at the Smart Cockpit web site. It's an amazing resource for technical info.
www.smartcockpit.com/plane/CESSNA/CITATION%20BRAVO.html

[@tuningsnow]

This engine is not hot at all compared to the CJ1 starts that come close to 700°C almost every time

[@citationpro]

Yes, the 500 series engines are very "cool" starting engines. Like any turbine engine, a pilot has to be careful for hot starts, but I've never seen any 500 series engines come even close to redline.

[@rubenpineiro5509]

HI nice video but poor explanation say son when like Batt om engine 1 start Bottom ,8% N1 fueln20% N2 ,ITT ricing,make a nice call out or say something new to learn thank you