Wow, Jules is like Ginger Rogers in that swiveling shot in Quebec! She stays perfectly in frame next to Glen as he rotates to show the buildings in the background! That's some fancy footwork!
It’s great to see that you and your wife are really enjoying scenery flights. The more as you both, each in a different manner I suppose, invested a lot of time in this project and making this happen! I’m convinced that flying into a commercial airport, requires a lot of courage. Chapeau! Enjoy the beautiful city surroundings.
I've been to Quebec City only once. Unfortunately, we arrived at about 10 pm and had to leave at about 5 am so I only got to look around the city about an hour in the dark before having to leave. It is really the only place in Canada (perhaps North America) that authentically looks like you're in an old European city.
Thanks for watching Everyone! Let us know in the comments what kind of flying videos you are interested in seeing - Julie and I will continue with these trips and eventually some camping as well, but what else would you like? More on cameras? More on equipment? Smaller airports in Canada's remote North? 0:01 Welcome! 0:55 Startup and Oshawa ATIS 1:09 Second call to CYOO ground 1:44 Take-off 2:46 Cleared En-Route 4:27 Just looking out the window at the world below 5:20 GoPro Cameras suck... but I might have figured it out 6:16 GoPro Labs QR Code of settings used 6:55 Tentacle Sync / GoPro timecode jam 8:05 The wonders of the Canadian Shield landscape 9:28 Dynon Flight Plan info band 9:58 Hydro corridors and still using horses in the 21st century to pull fibre optics across Canada 11:17 We start to hear French ATC and radio calls 12:39 first call to Arnprior CNP3 traffic 13:03 Turning Final and landing at Arnprior CNP3 13:51 Taking off from Arnprior CNP3 15:56 Echo Beach ua-cam.com/video/lpqDTQOFvf0/v-deo.html 16:56 Somewhere under that fog is Montreal 17:12 Note to Glen in grade 6... 17:35 Did you pack snacks? Should we talk about the survival bag? 18:34 Did I tell you that GoPro cameras suck 18:47 Quebec City CYQB ATIS 19:27 First contact with Quebec City CYQB Terminal 20:26 Handoff from CYQB terminal to CYQB Tower 21:30 Right Downwind Rwy 24 22:41 Turn Base Rwy 24 23:14 Final Rwy 24 26:55 You have to visit Quebec City! 28:41 CODA
Thanks Glen! I'm LOVING these flying videos and the great scenery. And the Canadian pop music references are a big plus. It's been years since I was in Québec City. I forgot how beautiful the old city is. As close to Europe as you can get on this side of the Atlantic. Well done to you and Jules.
Beautiful scenery and city. Spending 26 years averaging 100+ flights per year as human cargo, I was always under the impression that ATC communications, internationally, were only in English. Obviously I was ignorant of what was going on all that time.
Echo Beach was a big hit in Australia too. Wikipedia says it got to #5 on the Canadian charts and #6 in Australia. So this song is very well known to this Aussie.
Woot !! I wasn't sure I had heard correctly that day but I thought I had heard you on the tower frequency. Too bad, I would've come check your plane closer :) Glad you enjoyed your time in our city and nice to see my home base featured on YT. Festibiere is definately a must in Old Quebec to enjoy a beer and the sun ! Sidenote: it's weird to hear yourself in a video ahah
One of the things I really miss is being at the airfield at sunrise with the cool air and everything. Looks like your 172 is serving you two well Glen. Thanks for the ride.
So happy you posted that video Glen! I am a French-Canadian expat and been living in Atlanta for almost 25 years. Became a pilot in 2021 and one of the reasons is to help us visit our family in Quebec more often! So I should make that trek hopefully within the next 6 months or so, after I complete my IFR rating! I was especially glad to see your landing at Jean-Lesage because that would be one of my stops for sure. I have to admit one thing, I am bilingual but could not make out most of the french ATC parts haha! Really enjoy your channel, kudos! :)
Loved my time in Quebec City - my girlfriend at the time (now my wife) and I had an amazing trip there. Hope to get back there one day with our daughter. Lovely video, thank you!
You guys flew just south of the valley of the stars. Basically what the landscape looks like for night skiing in the st-sauveur valley. Cheers from Hawkesbury Ontario. In between YMX and YOW!
I watched the restoration vids not giving much thought to where the channel might venture. Well, the vids now including Julie as they fly about our northern neighbor's vast expanse have become smile inducing appointments. Both filmed and edited well, they're fun and enjoyable viewing, Julie is a great addition. Looking forward to next adventures!
What a great video! Thank you for taking the time to create this and share it. In the next couple of years I'm hoping to get my license in Oshawa and start flying! I watched another video of yours flying into Bancroft - I've driven through there so many times, it was neat to see it from the air. I grew up about 5km from the Pembroke airport - maybe you could try landing there for an adventure??? lol... Thanks again!
Great flight. Love the area of Canada that you live in, trees, water, open spaces. The controllers, especially the ground controller at Quebec City was awesome I'm not sure if I would get the same sort of treatment if I was flying into Seattle. Not that I'm flying anyway, need to get a medical back and the money to afford to fly. :) Glen, thanks for a great video. I'm jealous, kind of. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the interior fitted out. MVU is looking good.
A bit disappointed that your pit stop wasn't Kingston, but also somewhat relieved as that would have been another case of you "stalking my past". I rode Dash-8's into and out of YGK *many* times while I lived there. I'm a bit torn: I'm curious about the mechanics of operating at a busy airport, but honestly more interested in the out-of-the-way places you can visit. Whatever you choose, I'll be watching.
Hello Glen and Julie ! I would love if you did a video Glen for those afraid of flying. I’m oddly okay on short flights to Toronto, but on long haul or overseas I feel very heart attacky ugh. It’s fear of turbulence mostly in a larger aircraft. Gorgeous and beautiful flight Glen ! As someone who’s of French Canadian descent I’ve never gotten to fly into one of those cities...it’s always been train or car so lovely to see the view and the glaciers path. The go pro view is spectacular... 👌🏻🛩❣️🇨🇦
Glen, i will indeed visit Quebec City. I live in New Hampshire USA so only 180 miles or so from the border and we travel to Province of Quebec for sightseeing fairly often (at least prior to covid) and last spring Toronto on a trip to Niagra Falls. We went to Sherbrooke a month or so ago and on the 2nd day we thought about going north to Quebec City but I, foolishly I now know, opted for "what I know" and we went to Montreal instead. Your glimpse of Q.C. suggests that I chose wrong. I will rectify that next spring or summer. BTW, I don't fly a plane... but, as a fan of your other channel, I checked this one out at your 2nd video. As a guy that has restored everything from motorcycles to pinball machines and jukeboxes to boats and motors I got real interested in your restoration and upgrading of C-FMVU and have been with you all the way. Great job!
What a video Glen! First time seeing this channel. The communication between controllers and yourself is a thing of beauty. I know it happens everyday but wow
As soon as you mentioned GoPro Lab firmware, I was going to ask if you knew about the Tentacle app GoPro sync (which I just learned about a few weeks ago.) Your comment that they drift a few frames after a few hours is very helpful to know. Of course, the cams on the wings being out a frame or two is no big deal, but I suspected they might drift even more than that.
Speaking another language other than the aviation international language of English is a safety concern. I have always felt that way when flying internationally.
I'm envious of how green it is... The lawns and everything are green here in Denver, but outside of the burbs every thing turns brown with just spots of green trees.
I'm from Ottawa and spent a lot of time in the Gatineau Hills, but never in the air. Such a beautiful view on the Quebec side with the hills and lakes. I see at 16:12 that you passed right by Lac Poisson-Blanc. Beautiful area!
You're living the dream, Glen. If you faithfully follow the trajectory of what I had in *my* mind when I got my PPL we'll be seeing you mounting floats on MVU soon. Your background is showing itself though the excellent storytelling here.
I enjoyed traveling along with you. Loved the scenes, map reference and conversations. Like I was in the back seat enjoying the flight with you. Well done. I am originally from Montreal (dad was a test pilot for Canadiar/Bombardier) so I am quite familiar with the area. I live in Georgia now and own a Cessna 150, which I hope to fly up there one day. Funny but I own a boat and take it to the Rideau Canal from Montreal each year. You fly in an hour what takes me two days to travel! If you ever want to enjoy the water way let me know! Thanks for sharing!
Glen you wouldn’t like to drop your mic a little? Give better sound without the mic trying to clean up the breathing. Love the channel. The journey to getting a fully functional safe reliable plane was fascinating I thought all air traffic control was in English?
As you might imagine - the cabin of a small plane is a tough place to record sound, and I’m working out the bugs from a brand new system. Sound will get better. Commercial IFR ATC is in English, but worldwide VFR general aviation will use the local language with English as an option for those who need it.
Hello Glen from Sydney Australia. The plane is flying well, even geography and culture lessons. I'm noticing slightly different ATC from the U.S no N tail numbers. 🌏🇭🇲
@@samiam619 Aircraft registration marks are internationally regulated - each country has specific country code / prefix followed by a regulated set of letters or numbers. Most countries only use letters, though some like China, Cuba, North Korea, Russia, and the United States use numbers.
I've always been challenged by geography BUT today might have been a new record for not even being close. I was guessing that Quebec City would be close to the border and Niagara Falls. lol THEN I looked at a map. Good Lord. It looks like 800 to 900 miles off. I'll be following your efforts putting the plane together so it is what you want. I love the concept of staying within your means. My son and I both did that while going to college. I don't mind saying my meals were a bit sparse at times and, by today's standards, very unhealthy. Ahh ... to be young again. lol
I’ve never landed that runway at Arnprior. Always used the long one. Also don’t know the date but might’ve been me taxiing that float plane. And you now know it’s easy to fly into a big airport.
hey! just discovered this channel.. did not know you were also a pilot, I just watch your cooking videos.. very nice! and it was fun simply watching you fly and listening to the tower. I've had that overheating problem with gopros as well, I have a couple and a couple of cases as well that I drilled a hole and then covered it with silly putty and it helped.. If you have a case that you won't ever use to be submerged, maybe try that. I used silly putty just so humidity or rain doesn't penetrate too much.. Guess I'll have to binge watch all the other videos, Keep flying!
At time stamp 28:30 you’re standing in Place Royal in front of the church where they filmed one of important scene’s in the movie Catch me if you Can, FYI.
I just enjoyed it. I was not able to follow everything. I'm german. But I instatnly got the one about Echo Beach, haha! I only knew that one from Kathrina and the waves. Must be a cover, then. Did you know that Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols was formerly the drummer for Kathrina and the waves? Some fifteen years ago I worked at the same company as and old friend of mine (our whole family, actually). So I used to join him for the breakfast and lunch breaks. One monday, I told him that I had been to a flea market on sunday. And told him: "I've bought a CD with classic music." He turned to me in shock: "Are you sick?" My answer was: "Never mind the bolloks from the Sex Pistols." He turned back to the news on his computer, murmuring: "O.K. You're good." :-) Greetings from the far north of Germany!
That perverse view from the wing on takeoff will always bring me joy. What a beautiful plane. Your love is such a great flying buddy! She brings the tea! Audio sounded awesome! Would it destroy your gopro to place it on the top of your tail facing forward for one flight? I think it would be an awesome view.
It's amazing and awe inspiring to look at how the last ice age formed the land. Not so amazing is how the last man age formed it. Such as it is. Take solace in nature and time.
Something I often wonder, is it easier to understand the radio traffic if you hear it in person? because watching videos like this most of the times I couldn't understand other people on the radio even if my life would depend on it.
Even in person it can be hard sometimes - the plane is noisy (even with noise cancelling headsets) and most radio calls are made quickly and shortened. Add in two languages being spoken; it can keep you on your toes.
@@GlensHangar I'm *really* looking forward to those videos, Glen! I really love short field/soft field takeoffs and landings! At least I did, when I was a student pilot a half century ago... 🙂 But then again, I was a bush aircraft mechanic, that might explain something. All the best to you!
I didn't know they flew airplanes in Canada. Nifty! I like the “spare” interior of your Skyhawk. It is very similar to the interiors of the new C-162 Skycatchers except they are painted dark gray. Have fun!
Another great flight, thanks for sharing. places seem so much more beautiful higher up . Its always good to have a second set of eyes looking out, pointing out the Float-plane was a good catch. Would you not consider a sterile cockpit below or above 500 AGL during critical phases a good habit to get into ? A good example is the conversation after she pointed out the plane, I would think in some cases that would be a distraction? I am not in anyway qualified to fly or judge anyone but I would think it may be something to try as these videos are a great learning tool and a way to improve the safety that you already hold very high.
Can you share your camera settings without using GoPro labs? And what about the SD card, is it a certain volume or brand that does better with the heat? I struggle with my GoPros as well.
Most of my settings are based on using 24p and not the stock Gopro 23.976 - but I have GPS, Bluetooth, wifi all shut off as well as reducing the stabilisation in order to reduce the amount of processing needed. The SD cards that I've found to work best so far are the Samsung EVO Plus ( the newer white ones), they seem to allow sustained writes with higher temps. I'm testing right now the Hero11 and the new Osmo Action3 should be here for testing next week; I'll have a video out on those cameras soon. The Hero11 seems to have fixed most of the heat and non-heat induced glitches and shutdowns.
Ah yes, the French ATC... :D Don't worry though, it is the exact same in France, even in Paris and even if you're a jet that is clearly foreign and most certainly does not have a French speaking crew on board... they even tried to call us in French once, we didn't answer though
The French ADIS stresses me out a bit. I don't speak French. Makes me wonder about non English- native pilots flying into Class B like La Guardia or Boston Logan. 🤔...
Your Wife is a great flying Partner. She has Tea and by opening the paper , she gives you reassurance of trust. Safe flying Glen.
Glenn you are the closest thing to a true Renaissance Man I have seen on You Tube......or anywhere else on the web. Awesome
Wow, Jules is like Ginger Rogers in that swiveling shot in Quebec! She stays perfectly in frame next to Glen as he rotates to show the buildings in the background! That's some fancy footwork!
thank you for sharing. Great flight
It’s great to see that you and your wife are really enjoying scenery flights. The more as you both, each in a different manner I suppose, invested a lot of time in this project and making this happen! I’m convinced that flying into a commercial airport, requires a lot of courage. Chapeau! Enjoy the beautiful city surroundings.
🚧🚧 Outstanding video 👍👍😇😇👌👌🍻🍻🚧🚧
I've been to Quebec City only once. Unfortunately, we arrived at about 10 pm and had to leave at about 5 am so I only got to look around the city about an hour in the dark before having to leave.
It is really the only place in Canada (perhaps North America) that authentically looks like you're in an old European city.
Gotta love Quebec city! Such a beautiful province.
Thanks for watching Everyone! Let us know in the comments what kind of flying videos you are interested in seeing - Julie and I will continue with these trips and eventually some camping as well, but what else would you like? More on cameras? More on equipment? Smaller airports in Canada's remote North?
0:01 Welcome!
0:55 Startup and Oshawa ATIS
1:09 Second call to CYOO ground
1:44 Take-off
2:46 Cleared En-Route
4:27 Just looking out the window at the world below
5:20 GoPro Cameras suck... but I might have figured it out
6:16 GoPro Labs QR Code of settings used
6:55 Tentacle Sync / GoPro timecode jam
8:05 The wonders of the Canadian Shield landscape
9:28 Dynon Flight Plan info band
9:58 Hydro corridors and still using horses in the 21st century to pull fibre optics across Canada
11:17 We start to hear French ATC and radio calls
12:39 first call to Arnprior CNP3 traffic
13:03 Turning Final and landing at Arnprior CNP3
13:51 Taking off from Arnprior CNP3
15:56 Echo Beach ua-cam.com/video/lpqDTQOFvf0/v-deo.html
16:56 Somewhere under that fog is Montreal
17:12 Note to Glen in grade 6...
17:35 Did you pack snacks? Should we talk about the survival bag?
18:34 Did I tell you that GoPro cameras suck
18:47 Quebec City CYQB ATIS
19:27 First contact with Quebec City CYQB Terminal
20:26 Handoff from CYQB terminal to CYQB Tower
21:30 Right Downwind Rwy 24
22:41 Turn Base Rwy 24
23:14 Final Rwy 24
26:55 You have to visit Quebec City!
28:41 CODA
Small airports and points of interest in your area would appeal to me.
Nova Scotia.
I like everything you show us you are most engaging and we can tell you love flying
Thanks Glen! I'm LOVING these flying videos and the great scenery. And the Canadian pop music references are a big plus. It's been years since I was in Québec City. I forgot how beautiful the old city is. As close to Europe as you can get on this side of the Atlantic. Well done to you and Jules.
Beautiful scenery and city. Spending 26 years averaging 100+ flights per year as human cargo, I was always under the impression that ATC communications, internationally, were only in English. Obviously I was ignorant of what was going on all that time.
Echo Beach was a big hit in Australia too. Wikipedia says it got to #5 on the Canadian charts and #6 in Australia. So this song is very well known to this Aussie.
Thx for the clarification on airspace in Canada. Lived there, worked there, never flew there!
Great flight. And great watching you both in sync for those panorama selfies at the end was beautiful. Synchronised swimmers in the middle of Quebec.
Woot !!
I wasn't sure I had heard correctly that day but I thought I had heard you on the tower frequency.
Too bad, I would've come check your plane closer :)
Glad you enjoyed your time in our city and nice to see my home base featured on YT.
Festibiere is definately a must in Old Quebec to enjoy a beer and the sun !
Sidenote: it's weird to hear yourself in a video ahah
And so cool for me to see that engagement between glen and his fans!
"Martha and the Muffins - Echo Beach" LOL... Touche! This song often appears in my New Wave Spotify playlist.
Yes! Love the Martha and the Muffins reference!!!! Nice video, beautiful flight!
One of the things I really miss is being at the airfield at sunrise with the cool air and everything. Looks like your 172 is serving you two well Glen. Thanks for the ride.
So happy you posted that video Glen! I am a French-Canadian expat and been living in Atlanta for almost 25 years. Became a pilot in 2021 and one of the reasons is to help us visit our family in Quebec more often! So I should make that trek hopefully within the next 6 months or so, after I complete my IFR rating! I was especially glad to see your landing at Jean-Lesage because that would be one of my stops for sure. I have to admit one thing, I am bilingual but could not make out most of the french ATC parts haha! Really enjoy your channel, kudos! :)
J’adore Quebec! Love these videos. So exciting to see you guys living life to the fullest.
Loved my time in Quebec City - my girlfriend at the time (now my wife) and I had an amazing trip there. Hope to get back there one day with our daughter. Lovely video, thank you!
You guys flew just south of the valley of the stars. Basically what the landscape looks like for night skiing in the st-sauveur valley.
Cheers from Hawkesbury Ontario. In between YMX and YOW!
I watched the restoration vids not giving much thought to where the channel might venture. Well, the vids now including Julie as they fly about our northern neighbor's vast expanse have become smile inducing appointments. Both filmed and edited well, they're fun and enjoyable viewing, Julie is a great addition. Looking forward to next adventures!
One of your best videos yet, Glen! Thanks for sharing the trip!
Thanks for the ride . You are an excellent pilot !!
Love the content - shows what having a small plane is really good for!
Wondering if you have ever been to the Oshkosh air show? I went a few years ago and loved it! Hoping to go again next year! YES PLEASE MORE FLIGHTS!!!
We'll be going next summer (2023)
@@GlensHangar Fantastic! Maybe we will bump into you there!
What a great video! Thank you for taking the time to create this and share it. In the next couple of years I'm hoping to get my license in Oshawa and start flying! I watched another video of yours flying into Bancroft - I've driven through there so many times, it was neat to see it from the air. I grew up about 5km from the Pembroke airport - maybe you could try landing there for an adventure??? lol... Thanks again!
Great flight. Love the area of Canada that you live in, trees, water, open spaces. The controllers, especially the ground controller at Quebec City was awesome I'm not sure if I would get the same sort of treatment if I was flying into Seattle. Not that I'm flying anyway, need to get a medical back and the money to afford to fly. :)
Glen, thanks for a great video. I'm jealous, kind of. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the interior fitted out. MVU is looking good.
Hahahah .. I made the "beach at Echo Lake" connection about 15 seconds before you did .. I was already singing the chorus when you caught it! 🤣
It's so nice to see some familiar ground! I did my training at CYQB and I'm now based at Neuville (CNV9). I hope you had a great time.
We always have fun in Quebec City - it's a regular trip for us.
A bit disappointed that your pit stop wasn't Kingston, but also somewhat relieved as that would have been another case of you "stalking my past". I rode Dash-8's into and out of YGK *many* times while I lived there. I'm a bit torn: I'm curious about the mechanics of operating at a busy airport, but honestly more interested in the out-of-the-way places you can visit. Whatever you choose, I'll be watching.
Loved the view. Canada 🇨🇦 🍁 is still wild
Hello Glen and Julie ! I would love if you did a video Glen for those afraid of flying. I’m oddly okay on short flights to Toronto, but on long haul or overseas I feel very heart attacky ugh. It’s fear of turbulence mostly in a larger aircraft. Gorgeous and beautiful flight Glen ! As someone who’s of French Canadian descent I’ve never gotten to fly into one of those cities...it’s always been train or car so lovely to see the view and the glaciers path. The go pro view is spectacular... 👌🏻🛩❣️🇨🇦
This is great
Glen, i will indeed visit Quebec City. I live in New Hampshire USA so only 180 miles or so from the border and we travel to Province of Quebec for sightseeing fairly often (at least prior to covid) and last spring Toronto on a trip to Niagra Falls. We went to Sherbrooke a month or so ago and on the 2nd day we thought about going north to Quebec City but I, foolishly I now know, opted for "what I know" and we went to Montreal instead. Your glimpse of Q.C. suggests that I chose wrong. I will rectify that next spring or summer.
BTW, I don't fly a plane... but, as a fan of your other channel, I checked this one out at your 2nd video. As a guy that has restored everything from motorcycles to pinball machines and jukeboxes to boats and motors I got real interested in your restoration and upgrading of C-FMVU and have been with you all the way. Great job!
Been watching your cooking show without realizing your were a pilot too. Safe travels...
More please!
So cool!!!
Glen you are such a Renaissance man
What a video Glen! First time seeing this channel. The communication between controllers and yourself is a thing of beauty. I know it happens everyday but wow
As soon as you mentioned GoPro Lab firmware, I was going to ask if you knew about the Tentacle app GoPro sync (which I just learned about a few weeks ago.) Your comment that they drift a few frames after a few hours is very helpful to know. Of course, the cams on the wings being out a frame or two is no big deal, but I suspected they might drift even more than that.
I was surprised how well the GoPros hold frame / time code given how buggy they can be in other aspects.
Speaking another language other than the aviation international language of English is a safety concern. I have always felt that way when flying internationally.
If there was anything important that I needed to know - immediate danger etc - it would be relayed to me in English.
I'm envious of how green it is... The lawns and everything are green here in Denver, but outside of the burbs every thing turns brown with just spots of green trees.
Comes from living in what we in L.A. called “the high desert”.
I lived in Oshawa from age 10 to 20. So neat to see it mentioned here. I used to go to the Mandarin by the Oshawa Airport all the time!
I'm from Ottawa and spent a lot of time in the Gatineau Hills, but never in the air. Such a beautiful view on the Quebec side with the hills and lakes. I see at 16:12 that you passed right by Lac Poisson-Blanc. Beautiful area!
This is what it’s about great flying nice plane I actually like the minimalist interior.
You're living the dream, Glen. If you faithfully follow the trajectory of what I had in *my* mind when I got my PPL we'll be seeing you mounting floats on MVU soon. Your background is showing itself though the excellent storytelling here.
love Quebec.
Thanks for the upload.
awsome flight, thx for sharing
I enjoyed traveling along with you. Loved the scenes, map reference and conversations. Like I was in the back seat enjoying the flight with you. Well done. I am originally from Montreal (dad was a test pilot for Canadiar/Bombardier) so I am quite familiar with the area. I live in Georgia now and own a Cessna 150, which I hope to fly up there one day. Funny but I own a boat and take it to the Rideau Canal from Montreal each year. You fly in an hour what takes me two days to travel! If you ever want to enjoy the water way let me know! Thanks for sharing!
Glen you wouldn’t like to drop your mic a little? Give better sound without the mic trying to clean up the breathing. Love the channel. The journey to getting a fully functional safe reliable plane was fascinating I thought all air traffic control was in English?
As you might imagine - the cabin of a small plane is a tough place to record sound, and I’m working out the bugs from a brand new system. Sound will get better. Commercial IFR ATC is in English, but worldwide VFR general aviation will use the local language with English as an option for those who need it.
I too, thought the mic was too close to the mouth…
That is a beautiful landscape. So varied and wooded, especially compared to my home turf in central Kansas.
I love watching these trips. So cool. Congrats to you and Jules.
Ok, I am living for the Martha & the Muffins reference. 🎶
Loved it. The best of all flying videos so far. Looking forward to the next. ❤
Hello Glen from Sydney Australia.
The plane is flying well, even geography and culture lessons.
I'm noticing slightly different ATC from the U.S no N tail numbers.
🌏🇭🇲
We use a different system from the USA - Same one that all the commonwealth countries use.
@@GlensHangar Are you forbidden from using numbers for your plane ID? I’d think it would be less of a mouthful to say “Charlie 1956”…
@@samiam619 Aircraft registration marks are internationally regulated - each country has specific country code / prefix followed by a regulated set of letters or numbers. Most countries only use letters, though some like China, Cuba, North Korea, Russia, and the United States use numbers.
Very nice. I've been to Quebec several times and loved it each time. I am looking forward to the video of the trip home.
Awesome, exactly this
Thanks so much Glen!
Thanks for sharing this!! it's great watching you fly you're country. I would love to visit Quebec.
Quebec City is one of the most unique cities in North America.
Good to see Mike Victor Uniform getting some trouble free hours on her. Who would have thought that a plane would have less troubles than a GoPro
I've always been challenged by geography BUT today might have been a new record for not even being close. I was guessing that Quebec City would be close to the border and Niagara Falls. lol THEN I looked at a map. Good Lord. It looks like 800 to 900 miles off.
I'll be following your efforts putting the plane together so it is what you want. I love the concept of staying within your means. My son and I both did that while going to college. I don't mind saying my meals were a bit sparse at times and, by today's standards, very unhealthy. Ahh ... to be young again. lol
I’ve never landed that runway at Arnprior. Always used the long one. Also don’t know the date but might’ve been me taxiing that float plane. And you now know it’s easy to fly into a big airport.
hey! just discovered this channel.. did not know you were also a pilot, I just watch your cooking videos..
very nice! and it was fun simply watching you fly and listening to the tower.
I've had that overheating problem with gopros as well, I have a couple and a couple of cases as well that I drilled a hole and then covered it with silly putty and it helped.. If you have a case that you won't ever use to be submerged, maybe try that. I used silly putty just so humidity or rain doesn't penetrate too much..
Guess I'll have to binge watch all the other videos, Keep flying!
At time stamp 28:30 you’re standing in Place Royal in front of the church where they filmed one of important scene’s in the movie Catch me if you Can, FYI.
Great trip. Love the left wing view. I almost feel MVU deserves "her" own drink/food line-up now. Aviation gin is a thing. 🙃
“MVU”?
@@samiam619 C-FMVU the last three of the tail letters/Tail number of the ac/aircraft. It was a reference to aviation registration on the ac.
Quebec City is indeed on the list. Was going to say I can comprehend French but even for me it was tough battling the dialect.
Even the French in France make fun of their accent!
I just enjoyed it. I was not able to follow everything. I'm german. But I instatnly got the one about Echo Beach, haha! I only knew that one from Kathrina and the waves. Must be a cover, then. Did you know that Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols was formerly the drummer for Kathrina and the waves?
Some fifteen years ago I worked at the same company as and old friend of mine (our whole family, actually). So I used to join him for the breakfast and lunch breaks. One monday, I told him that I had been to a flea market on sunday. And told him: "I've bought a CD with classic music." He turned to me in shock: "Are you sick?" My answer was: "Never mind the bolloks from the Sex Pistols." He turned back to the news on his computer, murmuring: "O.K. You're good." :-)
Greetings from the far north of Germany!
Great video Glen! I might have to fly out that way next!
So many places to fly and see - we'll be flying back that way this winter to Mount Tremblant.
@@GlensHangar Amazing. Maybe I will join you!
First time on your flying channel, it’s fantastic! Looking forward to more videos. If you find an alternative to the go pros please let us know.
This was chiefly cool. Jules didn’t seem entirely comfortable on that take off.
That perverse view from the wing on takeoff will always bring me joy. What a beautiful plane.
Your love is such a great flying buddy! She brings the tea!
Audio sounded awesome!
Would it destroy your gopro to place it on the top of your tail facing forward for one flight? I think it would be an awesome view.
Quebec City is beautiful, thanks for sharing!
It's amazing and awe inspiring to look at how the last ice age formed the land. Not so amazing is how the last man age formed it. Such as it is. Take solace in nature and time.
Idea for your cooking show and your winter survival bag homemade pemmican
Too easily, we forget we live in a fantastic country...
this is a strange recipe.
Something I often wonder, is it easier to understand the radio traffic if you hear it in person? because watching videos like this most of the times I couldn't understand other people on the radio even if my life would depend on it.
Even in person it can be hard sometimes - the plane is noisy (even with noise cancelling headsets) and most radio calls are made quickly and shortened. Add in two languages being spoken; it can keep you on your toes.
What an awesome adventure! Imagine flying into a city, having fun, then flying back in a day. Brilliant :D How wasted ya'll fly back? lol
Would love to see you fly in to smaller airports, grass strips, etc... you have the STOL kit, afterall!!
That's coming - getting more comfortable with the slower / shorter landings, but it's still a work in progress.
@@GlensHangar I'm *really* looking forward to those videos, Glen! I really love short field/soft field takeoffs and landings! At least I did, when I was a student pilot a half century ago... 🙂
But then again, I was a bush aircraft mechanic, that might explain something. All the best to you!
I dated a private pilot (Cessna 172 owner) and CFI for 13 years. I love hearing the radio calls! Where is the Go-Pro mounted? Underside of the wing?
Love your videos Glen, especially with Julia, she seems pretty comfortable. 👍
What were the fees at CYYB?
I think it was $20 CDN for the landing fees, parking was free with a full-up.
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That’s great, happy flying and keep the videos coming 👍
I didn't know they flew airplanes in Canada. Nifty! I like the “spare” interior of your Skyhawk. It is very similar to the interiors of the new C-162 Skycatchers except they are painted dark gray. Have fun!
Only him.The rest of us only use dogs and sleds.
Great video. Is there air conditioning and heat in your plane?
No air conditioning - just a few vents that flow air in from the wing, but there is heat... sort of.
@@GlensHangar Lol. Suppose you can say about as much heat as a 67 VW
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Can you spot Olympic Stadium tower when over Montréal? I am just beside!
We were just a little too far away this time.
Another great flight, thanks for sharing. places seem so much more beautiful higher up .
Its always good to have a second set of eyes looking out, pointing out the Float-plane was a good catch.
Would you not consider a sterile cockpit below or above 500 AGL during critical phases a good habit to get into ?
A good example is the conversation after she pointed out the plane, I would think in some cases that would be a distraction?
I am not in anyway qualified to fly or judge anyone but I would think it may be something to try as these videos are a great learning tool and a way to improve the safety that you already hold very high.
Can you share your camera settings without using GoPro labs? And what about the SD card, is it a certain volume or brand that does better with the heat? I struggle with my GoPros as well.
Most of my settings are based on using 24p and not the stock Gopro 23.976 - but I have GPS, Bluetooth, wifi all shut off as well as reducing the stabilisation in order to reduce the amount of processing needed.
The SD cards that I've found to work best so far are the Samsung EVO Plus ( the newer white ones), they seem to allow sustained writes with higher temps.
I'm testing right now the Hero11 and the new Osmo Action3 should be here for testing next week; I'll have a video out on those cameras soon. The Hero11 seems to have fixed most of the heat and non-heat induced glitches and shutdowns.
@@GlensHangar great, look forward to them. Always enjoy your videos
Julie is reading an actual printed newspaper! Do they still do that in Canada?
turn down the 4k to just HD for long filming.
Get some air in that nose tire!
Ha - yeah it got a little low there.
Any trips out west planned?
Eventually - yes.
Why does that propeller keep stopping..freaks me out
It's just the camera shutter in synch with the propeller - optical illusion.
If you go camping I'd love to see cooking in the camp kitchen.
Ah yes, the French ATC... :D Don't worry though, it is the exact same in France, even in Paris and even if you're a jet that is clearly foreign and most certainly does not have a French speaking crew on board... they even tried to call us in French once, we didn't answer though
I'm almost OK in French - but certainly not good enough for ATC!
@@GlensHangar then you’re one step ahead of me! I just blindly trust my TCAS whenever I’m in France 😬
The French ADIS stresses me out a bit. I don't speak French. Makes me wonder about non English- native pilots flying into Class B like La Guardia or Boston Logan. 🤔...
You just have to ask for clarification if you don't understand something - even in English I sometimes have to ask for clarification.
So what is the “Hydro Corridor”? Some kind of pipeline?
'Hydro' = Electricity in Eastern Canadian
@@GlensHangar Thanks for being quick. So it’s a power line from a dam.
Do small airports charge a landing fee?
Some do - most don't. I'll get a $20 charge from CYQB Quebec City at the end of the year, but no charge from CYOO.