The 200 Knot Club

It is just a great feeling when your single-engine aircraft hits a ground speed of over 200 knots. Not a bad effort for a 1967 model E33 Beechcraft Bonanza.
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[@RusscanFLY]

Wow, that's amazing!

[@kdegraa]

It must be a lot of fun flying a plane like this. Thanks for sharing this. Your videos are of such high quality.

[@jeremybrowne4824]

Thanks a lot!

[@michaelk2637]

Just beautiful! You're a worthy caretaker of this beautiful old bird!

[@sactu1]

Not bad indeed!

[@abrutus1]

Hello! I love your production quality! Do you mind sharing which camera did you use? Also, how did you record audio?! I have had many beautiful moments flying like you, but dont have a good set up and looking for ideas from pros like you

[@colinashby3775]

Is this a music video, I think plane videos should be just that.

[@bradgray8064]

Over 200 in decent is ok. Doing it in cruise is awesome.

[@jflippen]

IF you had an 80KT tail wind you were doing 120KTS Indicated. Doing 200KTS over the ground is a useless number because it is based on wind. What was your TRUE AIRSPEED.

[@jeremybrowne4824]

Ground speed is the most useful number for me. I fly to get from A to B fast. Ground speed is the number that most EFB apps use to calculate flight time. Its still a good feeling either way.

[@jflippen]

@@jeremybrowne4824 How was your time from B to A......?

[@Mikinct]

Nice flight,
What are your typically power settings in this video?
Full out throttle & 24rpms at 11,000ft?
What were OAT on this flight at altitude