Thanks for all the requests for Maddie's new channel. I put a link in the description. Since a lot of people aren't seeing it, I'll post it here too! ua-cam.com/channels/XQxWA2BI-o9AWOP5yq9nqw.html
I'm not offended at all. Like you, I ride motorcycles, trikes, shoot all kinds of firearms and just getting into aviation. My first love are motorcycles and firearms. Keep doing what you do my friend. Love the father and daughter bonding, through the activities you expose your children to.
Thanks for the video. Watching Maddie fly the 150 brought back memories of when I soloed back in high school (1976.) I couldn't afford to keep flying and went to work, while going to school and after, for the Colorado Division of Wildlife and the National Park Service. All that fell apart so I became a police officer and recently retired after 36+ years. Already made this too much about me. Point is that I look forward to watching your flying videos and your gun videos. Thank you, Jim
quinnjim Thanks for the suggestion. I have thought about that but I believe that getting a medical certificate to fly will keep me grounded. I've been beat up pretty good over the years and the flying standards are higher than for policing on the ground. I'm not crippled and I can still hunt and everything but I've had some major surgeries on my neck and I have a new knee. I will just have to enjoy flying vicariously through you guys or from the back. I just did a quick scroll through your videos and saw one about your Kimber. I will probably have more to comment on about your gun videos since I've had more experience with guns. Thanks again and I look forward to checking out your video posts. Guns and flying, what can be better? Jim
Quinnjim, great VID in the Cessna 150! I also subscribed to Maddie's new channel, she will go far in whatever she does. I believe it will be in aviation with all her passion for flying! You did good my friend! We'll keep watching your channel as well! Take care. Don/NE Ohio
I should also add that I got my license oct 1969, joined the army, went to Vietnam, and just recently Oct 2019 celebrated fifty years as a pilot. Getting ready to work on instrument rating. Keep up the good work Mattie.
Watching her amazing flying in her other videos, she is just so cool as a cucumber. Its fun to see her excitement in this plane on her first flight, and now she will count the days till summer vacation from college! Between her flying and your son's, the hours will definitely build up on this little 150. I have 6 hours Sport Pilot training in a Skycatcher, and my third hour was Stalls and Recovery training. I had my own Zero G fun very not-on-purpose the first two times I tried to recover. Finally I realized that "push the stick forward" meant to neutral position, not ALL THE WAY! I'm already subscribed to her channel, can't wait to share these videos with my own daughter, in hopes she will get the flying bug.
I looked pretty hard at the Skycatcher. You can pick one up for about 60-70K right now. I didn't like that they were made in China and Cessna basically destroyed the last 80 airframes without saving parts for current owners. That made me nervous. Hopefully this little 150 will last for a long time.
'Girl Aviator' sounds good! Reminds me that Sylvie Bouffard in Canada has an interesting UA-cam channel, it could do with more flying but people like to follow everthing that such channels do if it is presented in an interesting fashion. I think that talking us through everything to do with a flight promotes major interest like when your brother was landing the Ercoupe and providing commentary ie:"... balloon... correction... (and so on)!' Taking time to set up cameras is worth it Good luck with it Maddie (and more really informative videos from your family are eagerly awaited)!
Nice job on the videos. I’ll have to check out the other channels as they become available. Just a red blooded American here as well so all is good. Keep up the good work.
Nice video great plane to build hours and have fun at the same time. I had a few rides in a 150 after a friend got his ticket we flew out of Van Nuys California it was a lot of fun.
I like the content - guns, cars & motorcycles don't bother me - but understand your decision to split it up. Will check out your new channels as they become available, and of course Maddie's. One of my brothers is a GA pilot with whom I've been fortunate to share many x-country miles (172 & Arrow). Thank you for sharing your family's flying experiences. Best regards from northwest Arkansas
The 150 is a great little airplane. I got my private and instrument in my 77 150M. She’s been so good to me I can’t let her go now 😂. It’s about as affordable as it gets as far as maintenance and fuel burn.
I'm sure Maddie can fly everything !! I have a friend in Connecticut who does. As long as it has wings or rotor, Halvor flies it. On a daily basis he flies a Global Express 6000 and Twin otter seaplane. You must tell when the "aviator girl" is established
Nice 150 and Nice to see more girl aviators. No reason there shouldn’t be more of them. I’ll be looking for her channel. Give us an update once she’s rolling
Really nice video- just what I needed to see to lift my spirits at the end of a not so good day - looking forward to Maddie having her own channel - are you still thinking about selling “airspeed is life” T shirts ?
Nothing wrong with That at all. The mighty Cessna 150 was the First plane I flew In 1971 and it was the Last plane I flew (my 5th and last plane) in the end of 2012. 😱 That was after flying for a living everything from DC3s and DC4s up through 727, 737, 747, DC10 & A300s for the transport category airplanes and the BE-18, 90, 99 200, Twin Otters, Merlins, the list goes on n on... SO, this will be an Excellent PIC time builder for Her..!! 😎👍✅ BTW, my Daughter & Grandkids live in VA, Granddaughter graduates HS in a few months. 😁🥳
Well I love planes and guns so I’m good either way. I’m also a dad of a 5 and 2 year old little girls and I’m just started to train in flight so this video is pretty encouraging
Great video... love the father daughter combo that hopefully inspires many others! Never could imagine sub-20 knots! C150 is a wonderfully forgiving bird. And how did you pull off the negative-G? :-)
That looked like alot of fun! I probably could've kept up with you guys there on the paramotor (if not for the headwind, hahaha!). Imagine flying across the country at that speed! Would take an eternity! I'd still take it over driving any day, though. :) :) I never understood how anyone could be offended by a TOOL! Blows my mind. Sure is a different world out there today, and I'm fairly certain I don't like it. 😟 Good to see Maddie starting her own channel! I think it will do very well. Congrats on 7k subs, too!! Well deserved from what I've seen during my brief time here. 👍🍻 My channel is all over the place. I've got auto repair, small engine repair, and I'm sure there will be some gun stuff mixed in, and future flights on my paramotor (if I ever get some nice weather up here in the Northeast), plus I was lucky enough to capture the last flight over my house of "Nine-O-Nine" (in late September - near KORH), before that unfortunate incident back in October in CT. Seems like too much work to start another channel for the aviation part. I barely have enough time to make videos as it is! Editing takes me forever. Computer problems aren't helping that, either. Anyway, I've rambled and taken up enough space here. That sunset view was fantastic! Maddie did a fantastic job with an aircraft she's never flown before - I'd trust her any day to fly me anywhere without ever having met her. Sign of both a great teacher, and a great learner. Thanks for sharing!
@@quinnjim - Thank you! It's work, so I'm not my usual happy self, but, hopefully it helps at least someone out there attempting to save some money by repairing their own equipment / vehicles. Can't wait to get some paramotor videos going! That will be much more fun for me. :)
I was flying a 737 from Chicago to Jackson Hole Wyoming yesterday (the day after we made this video). The winds aloft at 6,000' were 70 knots. I could have had the old 150 going BACKWARDS doing 35 knots! I need to make THAT footage next.
quinnjim that would be a cool video. I actually experienced that phenomena when I was doing my primary training. We were over I -57 between IKK and C18. It was weird.
Great aircraft you have there. I did all my PPL in a C-152 from a grass-strip (23N). Q: Will you be able to do instrument work in it for a rating? 6:50 - As long as you're not hunting from inside the airplane... That could cause some adverse yaw. 9:00 - That's a riot. I remember looking up at those airplanes at Fire Island, NY and they were going in reverse.
Looking forward to saying hi to you both at Oshkosh! (You are going, yes?) Oh! Don’t get in the habit of leaving the tow bar attached, for obvious reasons.
I remember during my training seeing a 152 basically helicoptering itself down to the runway with a nice stable headwind. He touched down and did not roll. Ok, maybe a few meters, not much more. Crazy. 152 was my first shot at flying and it was so great, like a Citroën 2CV kind of airplane. Deliciously basic. About the mirror on the dashboard, it’s meant so that the student pilot can check she’s keeping aligned with the departure runway while climbing out, because, yes, you have a rear window to look through, what other airplane gives you that? Such a lovable piece of airplane. Always brings a smile on your face, no matter what. One little issue though: electric flap switch is very easy to accidentally throw back to the up position, not possible on a Cherokee. Happened to me during my check ride. Passed it anyways. Still, very embarrassing. Lesson: keep your hand on the switch until indicating the desired position. Same applies to gear in a retractable. Flying an airplane remains the second most exciting thing to do in life. I miss it so much.
my daughter just got her ppl last week in the c172 and is heading to Embry in the fall. where can I find a good c150 for her to build hours if you dont mind me asking?
I flew this plane 700 miles in January with a 35 knot headwind from Chicago to Dallas. 60 knot groundspeed the whole way. I probably could have driven it faster.
Nice 150. Got my Private in a similar one...albeit not as nice. Are those replacement control wheels? They don't look like the originals as I remember them. And what a treat to be a family member's CFI. I'm certain you're proud!
any tighter Dad and she will be back sitting on your knees to fly...lol Really enjoy the videos and she just takes to flying so naturally....til next time Thanks!!!
Would def watch Maddie’s new chanel. Not offended by pewpew. I’m getting inspired by y’all to take lessons although I’m scared 😂My gdad was a fighter pilot and wish he was still around to teach me! Y’all are such a great team!!!
That video was awesome! Looks like you guys had a lot of fun. I will continue to watch this channel but would also subscribe to a “pew pew” channel. I love aviation and guns. I also would subscribe to Maddie’s channel.
@@quinnjim ... I used to take the school planes over to Charleston (SC) to get the 100 hour done on the avionics. Free hours ya know... Charleston was a big part of MAC at the time. C-141's were everywhere! So the avionics were done (don't remember which plane...150-152-172? don't remember), and I get in to head back to home base... I was given the taxi to active...I get on, and what do I see eating up my ENTIRE rear view mirror? A C-141! I mean, that thing was HUGE...LOL.. and he wasn't that far behind me! (I think they were chuckling wondering what was going thru my mind lol) I even swung my head around and looked out the back window! All I could see was nose!! Like, I was looking UP at the nose! So I'm at active and brother I did the fastest run up in history! Probably kind of a "rolling run up" lol... I called tower ready for takeoff and could hear the laughter in their voice when they gave the cleared for take off call... They did NOT have to tell me to expedite! But I know they were laughing cause I expedited! (Literally the only thing I remember about the mirror lol)
@@MikeM275 You were just missing a sign that said "objects in mirror are closer than they appear". Good thing you didn't go AFTER that plane, the wake turbulence would have bee a wild ride!
Not good to leave the tow bar attached. Years ago, when I was a lineboy, I pulled a C150 to the pumps to refuel. After, I jumped in it to taxi it to the tiedown. I started to taxi and suddenly remembered that I had left the tow bar attached. Without thinking, I touched the brakes. The nose strut compressed just enough to catch the tow bar which ended up in three pieces at the back of a large hanger. Fortunately, I hadn't put the planes back in the hanger yet. Moral of the story: always remove the tow bar after use.
I knew a guy who took off with the tow bar attached in a Beechcraft Dutchess. The gear did not retract properly! That got expensive. We don’t start the engine in the hangar, so not much chance of forgetting it.
It's about standardizing procedures. In my case, I got caught out because I decided to taxi the airplane to the tiedown instead of pushing it as I normally would. Normally, it would have been just fine for me to have left the towbar attached. That's why we set and reinforce procedures in aviation. If you always remove the towbar, then there is never the possibility of forgetting it.
Thanks for all the requests for Maddie's new channel. I put a link in the description. Since a lot of people aren't seeing it, I'll post it here too!
ua-cam.com/channels/XQxWA2BI-o9AWOP5yq9nqw.html
It’s great to see a dad and his daughter spending quality time together. Can’t wait to see Maddie’s channel!
Love your C150 😊 I'm 54 in the UK and 7 hours in training on a C152, lovely stable aircraft.
The one real thing you never want to hear a pilot say is, "hold my beer and watch this."
Maddie you go girl! I would definitely subscribe..that would be great to have your own aviation channel you would do very well i’m sure.
I'm not offended at all. Like you, I ride motorcycles, trikes, shoot all kinds of firearms and just getting into aviation. My first love are motorcycles and firearms. Keep doing what you do my friend. Love the father and daughter bonding, through the activities you expose your children to.
Thanks, Rodan.
Takes me back.... Thanks for posting!
Love that 150. Nice clean airplane. You can’t beat the visibility from that little guy. On a hot day be ready for the thumps.
it's very nice to see the dad teaching his daughter!
Great video! That 150 is a nice little plane 😃 and I’m looking forward to those other channels!
I enjoy flying more than Kimber’s, and a Maddie channel would be great. Keep supplying the future ATP’s.
Thanks for the video. Watching Maddie fly the 150 brought back memories of when I soloed back in high school (1976.) I couldn't afford to keep flying and went to work, while going to school and after, for the Colorado Division of Wildlife and the National Park Service. All that fell apart so I became a police officer and recently retired after 36+ years. Already made this too much about me. Point is that I look forward to watching your flying videos and your gun videos. Thank you, Jim
Thanks James! You should take up flying again in retirement!
quinnjim Thanks for the suggestion. I have thought about that but I believe that getting a medical certificate to fly will keep me grounded. I've been beat up pretty good over the years and the flying standards are higher than for policing on the ground. I'm not crippled and I can still hunt and everything but I've had some major surgeries on my neck and I have a new knee. I will just have to enjoy flying vicariously through you guys or from the back. I just did a quick scroll through your videos and saw one about your Kimber. I will probably have more to comment on about your gun videos since I've had more experience with guns. Thanks again and I look forward to checking out your video posts. Guns and flying, what can be better? Jim
Go Maddie! Very cool slow flight! Glad to see y’all got the 150!
What a nice thing - that girl is cute and I'm glad she's a pilot!
You 2 are just fantastic to watch!
Simply great and looking forward for more of your flights on UA-cam again soon. Regards. From The Flight Deck .
love to see Maddie and Quinn flying around, mentoring him in the 150.
Very nice video. Looking forward to seeing more flights. Cheers 👍✈️😊
Yeas . That is a very nice little air plane !
Quinnjim, great VID in the Cessna 150! I also subscribed to Maddie's new channel, she will go far in whatever she does. I believe it will be in aviation with all her passion for flying! You did good my friend! We'll keep watching your channel as well! Take care. Don/NE Ohio
Thanks, Don!
I don't know which genes you need to be a "born" pilot, but it looks like this girl got them all. Top notch video!
Got my PPl in a 150, flew from KFRG to KVRB three days later. Took me 15 hours over a three day period. What an experience. Love the 150.
I should also add that I got my license oct 1969, joined the army, went to Vietnam, and just recently Oct 2019 celebrated fifty years as a pilot. Getting ready to work on instrument rating. Keep up the good work Mattie.
Watching her amazing flying in her other videos, she is just so cool as a cucumber. Its fun to see her excitement in this plane on her first flight, and now she will count the days till summer vacation from college! Between her flying and your son's, the hours will definitely build up on this little 150. I have 6 hours Sport Pilot training in a Skycatcher, and my third hour was Stalls and Recovery training. I had my own Zero G fun very not-on-purpose the first two times I tried to recover. Finally I realized that "push the stick forward" meant to neutral position, not ALL THE WAY! I'm already subscribed to her channel, can't wait to share these videos with my own daughter, in hopes she will get the flying bug.
I looked pretty hard at the Skycatcher. You can pick one up for about 60-70K right now. I didn't like that they were made in China and Cessna basically destroyed the last 80 airframes without saving parts for current owners. That made me nervous. Hopefully this little 150 will last for a long time.
'Girl Aviator' sounds good! Reminds me that Sylvie Bouffard in Canada has an interesting UA-cam channel, it could do with more flying but people like to follow everthing that such channels do if it is presented in an interesting fashion. I think that talking us through everything to do with a flight promotes major interest like when your brother was landing the Ercoupe and providing commentary ie:"... balloon... correction... (and so on)!' Taking time to set up cameras is worth it Good luck with it Maddie (and more really informative videos from your family are eagerly awaited)!
Thanks for the input!
Also, I think this channel is perfect the way it is! Love the guns and the aviation! Also would gladly support Maddie’s channel. 😎
Thanks, Nick.
How cool, another pilot-member of the aviation family. Congrats "Girl Aviator"
Nice job on the videos. I’ll have to check out the other channels as they become available. Just a red blooded American here as well so all is good. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the support, Mark!
Great 150 footage. Already subbed to Maddie's channel. Just needs content. Thanks
From #Pakistan
She is the best Pilot at her age :)
Be Happy ... Always be Safe
Woohoo, The 150 high wing hovering bugsmasher in action with Maddie! Enjoy the XC flights with a view downwards.
Nice video great plane to build hours and have fun at the same time. I had a few rides in a 150 after a friend got his ticket we flew out of Van Nuys California it was a lot of fun.
Good to hear from you, Michael.
I like the content - guns, cars & motorcycles don't bother me - but understand your decision to split it up. Will check out your new channels as they become available, and of course Maddie's. One of my brothers is a GA pilot with whom I've been fortunate to share many x-country miles (172 & Arrow). Thank you for sharing your family's flying experiences. Best regards from northwest Arkansas
Thanks very much!
The 150 is a great little airplane. I got my private and instrument in my 77 150M. She’s been so good to me I can’t let her go now 😂. It’s about as affordable as it gets as far as maintenance and fuel burn.
It’s been a lot of fun so far. One of the cheapest ways to fly!
Hovering a Cessna! Awesome
I grew up in Michigan, now living in Atlanta. I do not miss that snow!
Flying the 150... Those were the days!
I dig the flying videos
Maddie seems a lovely young girl, she reminds me of me some as a kid.
I'm sure Maddie can fly everything !! I have a friend in Connecticut who does. As long as it has wings or rotor, Halvor flies it. On a daily basis he flies a Global Express 6000 and Twin otter seaplane.
You must tell when the "aviator girl" is established
ua-cam.com/channels/XQxWA2BI-o9AWOP5yq9nqw.html
I like the Bose headphones. I use the same ones with U fly Mike. Love them.
Super light and really comfortable. We just have to remember to turn them off!
beautiful video
Nice 150 and Nice to see more girl aviators. No reason there shouldn’t be more of them. I’ll be looking for her channel. Give us an update once she’s rolling
Her channel is up! girl_av8r
You go girl!!!
Girl Aviator. Sounds great, looking forward to follow you.
Awesome, Jan!
Good job Maddie!
Really nice video- just what I needed to see to lift my spirits at the end of a not so good day - looking forward to Maddie having her own channel - are you still thinking about selling “airspeed is life” T shirts ?
We are. I’m trying to figure out if it has already been copyrighted.
Nothing wrong with That at all. The mighty Cessna 150 was the First plane I flew
In 1971 and it was the Last plane I flew (my 5th and last plane) in the end of 2012. 😱
That was after flying for a living everything from DC3s and DC4s up through 727, 737,
747, DC10 & A300s for the transport category airplanes and the BE-18, 90, 99 200, Twin
Otters, Merlins, the list goes on n on... SO, this will be an Excellent PIC time builder for Her..!! 😎👍✅
BTW, my Daughter & Grandkids live in VA, Granddaughter graduates HS in a few months. 😁🥳
Well I love planes and guns so I’m good either way. I’m also a dad of a 5 and 2 year old little girls and I’m just started to train in flight so this video is pretty encouraging
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Thanks, Chauncey!
Great video... love the father daughter combo that hopefully inspires many others! Never could imagine sub-20 knots! C150 is a wonderfully forgiving bird. And how did you pull off the negative-G? :-)
You just pitch up to slow it down and then pitch forward. The plane is rated for it. Just don't get too crazy!
Yes I would subscribe to all your channels. Thanks
That’s great. Thanks.
That looked like alot of fun! I probably could've kept up with you guys there on the paramotor (if not for the headwind, hahaha!). Imagine flying across the country at that speed! Would take an eternity! I'd still take it over driving any day, though. :) :)
I never understood how anyone could be offended by a TOOL! Blows my mind. Sure is a different world out there today, and I'm fairly certain I don't like it. 😟
Good to see Maddie starting her own channel! I think it will do very well. Congrats on 7k subs, too!! Well deserved from what I've seen during my brief time here. 👍🍻
My channel is all over the place. I've got auto repair, small engine repair, and I'm sure there will be some gun stuff mixed in, and future flights on my paramotor (if I ever get some nice weather up here in the Northeast), plus I was lucky enough to capture the last flight over my house of "Nine-O-Nine" (in late September - near KORH), before that unfortunate incident back in October in CT. Seems like too much work to start another channel for the aviation part. I barely have enough time to make videos as it is! Editing takes me forever. Computer problems aren't helping that, either.
Anyway, I've rambled and taken up enough space here. That sunset view was fantastic! Maddie did a fantastic job with an aircraft she's never flown before - I'd trust her any day to fly me anywhere without ever having met her. Sign of both a great teacher, and a great learner. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for taking the time to comment. I'm definitely going to check out your channel. Sounds like cool stuff!
@@quinnjim - Thank you! It's work, so I'm not my usual happy self, but, hopefully it helps at least someone out there attempting to save some money by repairing their own equipment / vehicles. Can't wait to get some paramotor videos going! That will be much more fun for me. :)
Nice job.....
Great demo of slow flight and big winds aloft. I have been way less than 20 kts gs.
I was flying a 737 from Chicago to Jackson Hole Wyoming yesterday (the day after we made this video). The winds aloft at 6,000' were 70 knots. I could have had the old 150 going BACKWARDS doing 35 knots! I need to make THAT footage next.
quinnjim that would be a cool video. I actually experienced that phenomena when I was doing my primary training. We were over I -57 between IKK and C18. It was weird.
how do you record the sound? I've got a GoPro for flying but i'm trying to figure out a way to record sound.
www.amazon.com/Airplane-Cockpit-Intercom-Recording-Adapter/dp/B01M3WJSEL/ref=sr_1_4?crid=6XDQCP4KCHTF&keywords=gopro+aviation+audio+cable&qid=1580612412&sprefix=GoPro+aviation%2Caps%2C160&sr=8-4
@@quinnjim ok thanks. i've got the 7 black but this will help with finding a newer supported version. thanks!
AWESOME... I love the Cessna 150 that's what I own great airplane
I'm having a blast with it.
Love the 150. Got my PPL March 2019 and end up putting 130 hrs on it by the years end. Have fun this summer Maddie. Is that an M model?
1975 150M
Great aircraft you have there. I did all my PPL in a C-152 from a grass-strip (23N).
Q: Will you be able to do instrument work in it for a rating?
6:50 - As long as you're not hunting from inside the airplane... That could cause some adverse yaw.
9:00 - That's a riot. I remember looking up at those airplanes at Fire Island, NY and they were going in reverse.
We can definitely use it as an instrument trainer. I may need to upgrade the avionics a bit for it to be really useful.
From a Porsche (Cirrus) to a Volkswagen. But a great way to build hours!
Stunner
Looking forward to saying hi to you both at Oshkosh! (You are going, yes?)
Oh! Don’t get in the habit of leaving the tow bar attached, for obvious reasons.
We usually go up for the day. I need to fly up there some time. It’s not far from us (in Northern IL).
quinnjim - I plan to get there late in the week. Thursday likely, but maybe Wednesday.
You had me at guns and red blooded american! 🤣 subsrcribed!
Thanks, John. I have cut way back on my gun videos since it offended some people. I think I'm going to start posting them again.
Hey Quinn. Cool videos man. Out of interest, how much did the 150 cost you?
$20,000. The AOPA VREF value is $28,000. It’s a 1975 model with 500 hours on the engine.
I remember during my training seeing a 152 basically helicoptering itself down to the runway with a nice stable headwind. He touched down and did not roll. Ok, maybe a few meters, not much more. Crazy. 152 was my first shot at flying and it was so great, like a Citroën 2CV kind of airplane. Deliciously basic. About the mirror on the dashboard, it’s meant so that the student pilot can check she’s keeping aligned with the departure runway while climbing out, because, yes, you have a rear window to look through, what other airplane gives you that? Such a lovable piece of airplane. Always brings a smile on your face, no matter what. One little issue though: electric flap switch is very easy to accidentally throw back to the up position, not possible on a Cherokee. Happened to me during my check ride. Passed it anyways. Still, very embarrassing. Lesson: keep your hand on the switch until indicating the desired position. Same applies to gear in a retractable. Flying an airplane remains the second most exciting thing to do in life. I miss it so much.
The funny thing is that my 1968 Cessna 182 has the little rear view mirror too. The 150 is a great little airplane.
👍Awesome 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I liked the flight very much. Greetings vn EDTF
my daughter just got her ppl last week in the c172 and is heading to Embry in the fall. where can I find a good c150 for her to build hours if you dont mind me asking?
Trade-a-Plane, Barnstormers, Controller and Ebay is where I usually look.
@@quinnjim Thanks!! I have looked at a few of those sites for current inventory, will keep looking !! Love your flight videos!!
I’ll watch.
The avionics have improved .
From a Cirrus to a 150, culture shock extreme.
I had both for awhile. Now the 150 is sold and I have a 182.
It's touchy . But that's because it's suck a tiny little air plain .
Back when I few in a 150 along a highway with a guest, I was always a bit embarrassed as the cars below passed me.
I flew this plane 700 miles in January with a 35 knot headwind from Chicago to Dallas. 60 knot groundspeed the whole way. I probably could have driven it faster.
Nice 150!
When she held her phone up., And it foted away ! Immagine that was your brain !
Too bad you didn't have a little more wind - you could have gone backwards 😜. Great little plane
Ace NinteyNine I’ve done that before a LONG time ago. We’ll try and go up on a windy day and get that footage!
What's that headset Maddie is using? I haven't seen a Bose that looks like that before
It’s a Bose QC15 headset with a “Uflymike” microphone.
Snow ! Um , snow is abracive .
I look forward to GirlAviator!!!! You go girl:)
Thanks George. She has created the channel, now she just needs to make some videos.
I am Maddie's 70th subscriber. Waiting for her first video.
Thanks for your support! Maybe I should go subscribe to her as well.
Nice 150. Got my Private in a similar one...albeit not as nice. Are those replacement control wheels? They don't look like the originals as I remember them. And what a treat to be a family member's CFI. I'm certain you're proud!
I think the yokes have been upgraded at some point.
Nice!!!!!
Wow....its a great experience wish to ride with u Maddie
I just subbed!!!!!
Thanks very much! We’ve been in to Waukesha.
Where can I get a jacket like yours Jim?
Kohls. It’s been a few years since I bought it.
Happy late Valentines to All of your family ✌🏼❤️
I learnd in one .
Can’t wait to see her in the jets flying
PlayVR wrong
any tighter Dad and she will be back sitting on your knees to fly...lol Really enjoy the videos and she just takes to flying so naturally....til next time Thanks!!!
It's pretty cozy!
Would def watch Maddie’s new chanel. Not offended by pewpew. I’m getting inspired by y’all to take lessons although I’m scared 😂My gdad was a fighter pilot and wish he was still around to teach me! Y’all are such a great team!!!
I kinda wish you had shown preflight . And after flight . Procedures . Before parking it.
hey Maddie, how come that you have dark hair ? good flying by the way
Since I cannot afford the 172 hourly rate I may end up taking lessons in the 150
Great choice. It's a very good trainer.
That video was awesome! Looks like you guys had a lot of fun. I will continue to watch this channel but would also subscribe to a “pew pew” channel. I love aviation and guns. I also would subscribe to Maddie’s channel.
What part of the country are you at ?
francisco moreno Illinois
Very nice ! I Went to U of Iowa.
Thanks for posting the videos!
Watching in Brazil 🇧🇷
Nice! I spent some time in Sao Paulo. Great people down there.
Cool, São Paulo is so good! there good people there
move aviation videos are good!
I remember the rear view mirror! LOL ...
The funny thing is that it actually works (a little).
@@quinnjim ... I used to take the school planes over to Charleston (SC) to get the 100 hour done on the avionics. Free hours ya know... Charleston was a big part of MAC at the time. C-141's were everywhere! So the avionics were done (don't remember which plane...150-152-172? don't remember), and I get in to head back to home base... I was given the taxi to active...I get on, and what do I see eating up my ENTIRE rear view mirror? A C-141! I mean, that thing was HUGE...LOL.. and he wasn't that far behind me! (I think they were chuckling wondering what was going thru my mind lol) I even swung my head around and looked out the back window! All I could see was nose!! Like, I was looking UP at the nose! So I'm at active and brother I did the fastest run up in history! Probably kind of a "rolling run up" lol... I called tower ready for takeoff and could hear the laughter in their voice when they gave the cleared for take off call... They did NOT have to tell me to expedite! But I know they were laughing cause I expedited! (Literally the only thing I remember about the mirror lol)
@@MikeM275 You were just missing a sign that said "objects in mirror are closer than they appear". Good thing you didn't go AFTER that plane, the wake turbulence would have bee a wild ride!
@@quinnjim ...haha, yes I would have gone from the fastest run up in history to the slowest! LOL
Great Job Maddie... and Hello Jim, you should do a #GirlDad on Twitter as a tribute to your Father/Daughter LOVE ';-) Thanks...
Not good to leave the tow bar attached. Years ago, when I was a lineboy, I pulled a C150 to the pumps to refuel. After, I jumped in it to taxi it to the tiedown. I started to taxi and suddenly remembered that I had left the tow bar attached. Without thinking, I touched the brakes. The nose strut compressed just enough to catch the tow bar which ended up in three pieces at the back of a large hanger. Fortunately, I hadn't put the planes back in the hanger yet. Moral of the story: always remove the tow bar after use.
I knew a guy who took off with the tow bar attached in a Beechcraft Dutchess. The gear did not retract properly! That got expensive. We don’t start the engine in the hangar, so not much chance of forgetting it.
It's about standardizing procedures. In my case, I got caught out because I decided to taxi the airplane to the tiedown instead of pushing it as I normally would. Normally, it would have been just fine for me to have left the towbar attached. That's why we set and reinforce procedures in aviation. If you always remove the towbar, then there is never the possibility of forgetting it.
Girl aviator ill be looking for it
She created it last night!
As my daughters getting her private we al love our cars Love aviation and of coarse Guns too how could ANYONE find that offensive? !? Gezz