Twin Cessna Flyer Engine and Systems Seminar & TAS Annual Inspection
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- My Dad and I attend the Twin Cessna Flyer Engine and Systems Seminar at TAS Aviation in Defiance, Ohio (KDFI). We meet a bunch of other twin Cessna pilots and prospective pilots/owners while learning the ins and outs of twin Cessna engine and systems. Tony Saxton - the technical advisor for the Twin Cessna Flyer and owner of TAS Aviation - leads the instruction. N466Q goes in for her annual inspection and we show you a few snapshots of the in-progress inspections, including the gear swing - a critical part of any twin Cessna annual inspection. No flying in this video, but gaining knowledge and seeing the plane in maintenance is important to make us better and safe pilots!
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Mr. B rocks!!!
Great video! TAS is the place for Twin Cessna’s. One thing though, the green disc you mentioned is not the motor, but the landing gear “gear box”. The motor is aft and connected to it. The motor is black. N466Q is one of the finest examples of Anaya year model 310. Wow! She’s beautiful inside and out. Keep the videos coming. Thx!
Thx for the compliment! Ah, yes - got the gear parts wrong! Will keep her beautiful and the videos coming.
Great video Ryan! This has made me realize I need to redo the course at TAS as they have actual parts and planes to reference during the lectures. Awesome! Keep the videos coming.
I’m sold! Looking forward to going to going to the next course.
Are they ever going to do an online seminar??? I wish they would!!
Who knows?! You still can’t beat the in-person hands on seminars.
Ryan... I am planning to attend this september and had a quick question... how did you secure a rental car or other transportation between the seminar and the hotels in the area? I asked when i registered and they said that they could not help advise on that issue>>> Thanks, Chris