B-25 Mitchell | FULL Engine Start-up Procedure | YYF Airport

FULL Engine Start-up Procedure of the North American B-25 Mitchell (N125AZ) "Maid in the Shade" on July 25, 2014 in Penticton, BC - Canada (YYF / CYYF) | 🛑Subscribe here ➤bit.ly/VMCAviationVideos
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Here is a link to the full video "Fly along in a North American B-25 Cockpit from Engine Start to Shut Down" ---- ua-cam.com/video/akBR0_tzoOY/v-deo.html

[@geraldpriest635]

In this video the #1 engine start up is the left one. That seems to be the case in nearly all aircraft. But I've seen (in the Doolittle raid) they were starting their right engines first.

[@BRITOJUNIORCAMINHONEIRO2014]

very good! congratulations for all team!

[@geraldpriest635]

On the Doolittle raid, I noticed that the B-25's started their right engines first. Yet according to this Full Engine Start-up Procedure they started the left engine first. I always thought the number 1 engine was the one on the left (on a 4 engine, it's the furtherest engine on the left. The same for commercial jet engines. It's the left engine that's the #1 engine.

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[@stevenspalding3817]

GPU's, deck crews and firecrews operated from the pilot side and all pulled back before launch. It may have something to do with not having deck crewmembers having to cross a running engine. Just guessing...