This time I had to fast-forward through Nesh. His aviation IGNORANCE is showing more, and more, each day he films. PLEASE teach him that the side of the aircraft is determined from the pilots point of view, not him standing in front of the aircraft. Otherwise, a great day in the restoration of the Twin-Beech!
One of the goals of this project is to spread awareness and teach STEM. Him learning seems like a perfect example of this. Sorry it's not up to your speed.
@@kmillmedia- Teaching by 'osmosis' is not the best way to learn something. At 73, I know this from experience. He(Nesh) needs a quick basic course in aviation principles and terminology. Then he wouldn't look/sound so foolish. I'll give him credit for trying but please don't sound like you know everything. - you don't.
Not sure where I said I know everything especially in comparison to your comments. You are welcome to come down to the museum and teach everyone they are lacking.
@@kmillmedia- Thanks for the offer but on a strict retirement budget, now making payments for a new HVAC system in my house, I have no spare income to allow me to drive over there. I soloed Aug 8, 1968, received my Pvt license in March of '69. I hold a Commercial license with A.M.S.E.L. ratings. No A.& P. or A. I. but have helped in repairing several aircraft. When I started working for the airlines, I quit flying as it was cheaper for my family of 4, to travel from DFW to IND on a pass than rent an airplane for 1 hour. The smallest plane I've flown was a '46 Champ. The largest was when I took my Multi-Engine check ride. I have slow rolled an older B-737 simulator from the right seat. I've flown 21 different aircraft and PIC in 17 of them. Now, I can only dream of flying. I just love airplanes 🙂
Nesh is a great team member. We all started out at zero knowledge of aviation. Nesh does a great job coming up with the best first questions of folks just learning. Super star of our team!
Progress!!!!! Keep up the good work team!!!!
We're doing it!
Awesome progress, Nesh you are Funny as! Great work!
Thanks for watching! Nesh is a great right arm to keep videos coming!
Man! Those nacelles are packed with a lot of different systems! Not just an engine and gear.
Lots of giblets!
This time I had to fast-forward through Nesh. His aviation IGNORANCE is showing more, and more, each day he films. PLEASE teach him that the side of the aircraft is determined from the pilots point of view, not him standing in front of the aircraft. Otherwise, a great day in the restoration of the Twin-Beech!
One of the goals of this project is to spread awareness and teach STEM. Him learning seems like a perfect example of this. Sorry it's not up to your speed.
@@kmillmedia- Teaching by 'osmosis' is not the best way to learn something. At 73, I know this from experience. He(Nesh) needs a quick basic course in aviation principles and terminology. Then he wouldn't look/sound so foolish. I'll give him credit for trying but please don't sound like you know everything. - you don't.
Not sure where I said I know everything especially in comparison to your comments. You are welcome to come down to the museum and teach everyone they are lacking.
@@kmillmedia- Thanks for the offer but on a strict retirement budget, now making payments for a new HVAC system in my house, I have no spare income to allow me to drive over there. I soloed Aug 8, 1968, received my Pvt license in March of '69. I hold a Commercial license with A.M.S.E.L. ratings. No A.& P. or A. I. but have helped in repairing several aircraft. When I started working for the airlines, I quit flying as it was cheaper for my family of 4, to travel from DFW to IND on a pass than rent an airplane for 1 hour. The smallest plane I've flown was a '46 Champ. The largest was when I took my Multi-Engine check ride. I have slow rolled an older B-737 simulator from the right seat. I've flown 21 different aircraft and PIC in 17 of them. Now, I can only dream of flying. I just love airplanes 🙂
Nesh is a great team member. We all started out at zero knowledge of aviation. Nesh does a great job coming up with the best first questions of folks just learning. Super star of our team!