Takeoff, climb to 1500, get a stall speed(43 IAS dunno CAS yet), spiral down, land, shut it down, look it over and think about it all a while. Come along for the ride if you like!
where you located in PEARSON? -I fly a home built to DQH about 1or 2times a month would like to know your -long&lat I could stop in and we could trade stories and tell some lie's -lol, ok be safe and clear sky's -hope to hear back from you!
Joe, have you posted any specs on your SS bird? Looks and sounds great. Met one of your buddies, he flies for FedEx, his daughter flies a Piper Pacer. I've been looking at your vids for awhile now, will keep on. Will-Woodstock,GA.
Joe, I am not a pilot, thence the question. Do the turbo chargers on an air craft engine not need a certain amount of idling down time to cool them down like the turbochargers on a diesel truck engine? I noticed you turned your engine off immediately after you quit rolling. Metal is metal and if it cools down to quickly it hardens and becomes brittle. Just wondering.
There is no turbo charger on this airplane. What made you think the engine is turbocharged? Aircraft that have turbochargers would cool down on decent to the airport, and taxi to parking anyway and would not require a cool down upon shut down. Good question from a non pilot. Maybe Robert, you should think about getting a pilots license, or LSA license. Flying is a lot of book work and practical instructor flying and is worth the effort. Go for it if you can.
Darrell Grisham As I said I am a non pilot and I asked the question out of my ignorance on the subject. I just assumed any aircraft motor would be running a turbocharger. I’ve since learned that a few motors are turbocharged, but it is not the norm. I’m seriously considering getting a license for light sport aircraft and I greatly appreciate your reply. Thank you!
Fantastic Joe, well done. love the chuckle at 9:35 just after roll out. must have been very satisfying!
Nice job Joe! Most people have no idea what it takes to build an airplane from scratch and fly it. Beautiful work!
Excellent videos, it is much more interesting to see what you are actually doing with controls, absolutely amazing.
Nice Job! Thanks for the ride. Reminds me of my first flight in 2008! Freaking awesome!
Congratulations Joe! Looks like you had a smooth first flight with no complications.
saw this off the HBA site. Well done!
Nice hat too! I'd love to find one!
Thanks for the ride Joe.
Zip ties and a heart cross that is awesome!!!
You are a small percent who has built and flown their own Bird. Great job and long live your flying heart. Maybe some walk around Vids?
Beautiful. Post to HBA message board yet? Congrats.
glad you h ad a safe flight...I wish the cam was located in a better spot 'cause I could not see a lot :) chuck
Its a groovy thing...very cool. ..
I love IT ❤️
Hey Joe, nice job with that flight. Haven't been down to see your new toy in person yet. I can't tell from the video but, is that a single seat?
Formidável Joe !
Looks like she flew real well!
Looks like the airplane flew real well. I doubt that he flies a woman, but hey maybe he has a flying woman.
muy bueeeno joe, te felicito, buenos vuelos, miguel de argentina
where you located in PEARSON? -I fly a home built to DQH about 1or 2times a month would like to know your -long&lat I could stop in and we could trade stories and tell some lie's -lol, ok be safe and clear sky's -hope to hear back from you!
Great Job there - how crisp was the break on the stall? That is a Hot Dog for sure....
Joe, have you posted any specs on your SS bird? Looks and sounds great. Met one of your buddies, he flies for FedEx, his daughter flies a Piper Pacer. I've been looking at your vids for awhile now, will keep on.
Will-Woodstock,GA.
Very nice!
Magnifique !
Mr. Joe Spencer . Thanks for the ride. I liked very much. What is the average speed?
awesome, but where's the dog?
Awsome...👍👍
Nervous any? Congrats!
Genius.
Anything to avoid TSA! Might learn to fly just to avoid the terrorists!
You are genious
What happened to the [plane. No other videos? Did you scrap her?
Why are you keep looķing at something on the left hand side?
Nice video
What was the finished weight?
What kind of range are you expecting to do with it? Since it has two fuel tanks in the wings right?
Are you still alive waiting for next flight
hei joe . we want more videos ..
Hey, Joe! What bird did you fly, back in Vietnam days???? Thanks ;-)
Great Job!
Is there any space in there for your dog ? Also have a look at my vids if you have time.
what is inside the tube above your right window? and why is the level visible?
Simple answer. fuel gage.
Joe, I am not a pilot, thence the question. Do the turbo chargers on an air craft engine not need a certain amount of idling down time to cool them down like the turbochargers on a diesel truck engine? I noticed you turned your engine off immediately after you quit rolling. Metal is metal and if it cools down to quickly it hardens and becomes brittle. Just wondering.
There is no turbo charger on this airplane. What made you think the engine is turbocharged? Aircraft that have turbochargers would cool down on decent to the airport, and taxi to parking anyway and would not require a cool down upon shut down. Good question from a non pilot. Maybe Robert, you should think about getting a pilots license, or LSA license. Flying is a lot of book work and practical instructor flying and is worth the effort. Go for it if you can.
Darrell Grisham As I said I am a non pilot and I asked the question out of my ignorance on the subject. I just assumed any aircraft motor would be running a turbocharger. I’ve since learned that a few motors are turbocharged, but it is not the norm. I’m seriously considering getting a license for light sport aircraft and I greatly appreciate your reply. Thank you!
+1 inscrito +1 like. parabens sou do Brazil. estou tentando fazer um avião seus videos irrão me ajudar. obg.
so quiet
What's with the gloves?
Who likes to wear condoms?