Thanks for your videos, they are definitely valuable, especially because of your amazing instructor. This is the best example what the student needs to hear in specific moment during each flight scenario. RWP here and I´m learning a lot. Good luck to You and Your son.
Great video, lots of “soup” out there that day. Appreciate you sharing this lesson with us, lots to always learn, I especially liked the AP test prior to takeoff (I do that every flight with my Skyview HDX). 👍✈️🍀
How were the first time flying at 182. I pushed that power in, and it pushed me back in the seat. It was actually kind of alarming! Also, I definitely find myself being a little saturated with the prop manifold pressure thing. Nice video!
I loved it. I have experience with a Cessna Cardinal equipped with a variable pitch prop so the concept came pretty easy to me in the Skylane. The power difference is considerable!
Classic Seattle winter flying :)
Thanks for your videos, they are definitely valuable, especially because of your amazing instructor. This is the best example what the student needs to hear in specific moment during each flight scenario. RWP here and I´m learning a lot. Good luck to You and Your son.
Great video, lots of “soup” out there that day. Appreciate you sharing this lesson with us, lots to always learn, I especially liked the AP test prior to takeoff (I do that every flight with my Skyview HDX). 👍✈️🍀
Love the 182 Skylane check out when I transitioned from the 172
My wife was in the kitchen and started singing 'slap the flaps up' 🤣 I admit I've never done that in my Skylane but looks like fun.
It was fun! And fun to sing!
Grew up flying my dad's 182, but it didn't have a panel like that! lol. Nice camera angle! I'm a new subscriber.
Can’t wait to hear the excitement after you and Grayson go flying in this bad boy.
How were the first time flying at 182. I pushed that power in, and it pushed me back in the seat. It was actually kind of alarming! Also, I definitely find myself being a little saturated with the prop manifold pressure thing. Nice video!
I loved it. I have experience with a Cessna Cardinal equipped with a variable pitch prop so the concept came pretty easy to me in the Skylane. The power difference is considerable!
182 is a small plane. Not much power