The Hundred Dollar Hamburger in a Beech Bonanza F33A
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Hundred Dollar Burger flight from John Wayne/Orange County Airport, CA IFR via the CSTP21 routing to Santa Barbara Airport for lunch at the Beachside Bar and Cafe at the base of the Goleta Pier. Marty in his 1976 Beech Bonanza and Dan in his 1980 Cessna Turbo 182.
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I'm trying to get my private pilot's license current again after not flying for 25 years and your videos are extremely helpful just listening to how you handle ATC and navigate to each destination. Thanks a lot for posting these!
Well done Marty, I always enjoy your laid back approach to flying!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
You make great videos. No fluff and no unnecessary yapping, but real stuff for real aviators. I hope to see more like this!
Thank you Andrew! My plane is down for repairs but will make more videos in near future!
My all-time favorite airplane to fly was a C33 Deb. So, of course, I love your F!
I flew a C33 for 7 months last year. Great plane as well!
Excellent, just got a V35 and plan the same routing. Beautiful scenery as expected. Nice to see what is basically an instructional video as I watched how you managed your descent (power/speed/drag) for pattern entry.
Enjoy your new plane. Excellent choice!
this is great stuff
wonderful flight with full details
MARTY... can't thank you enough for sharing this with us
can't wait for the next one
Thanks Greg. It's always a tough call on how much detail to show. Some like a 5-minute overview and others like the whole enchilada.
@@MartyMitchell92660 the whole enchilada For all of us if people want to skip around that's okay sometimes it's easier just to show everything and I have to spend time editing it on your part. Then the major time is taken up with just uploading. I'm sure that most people here would love to see the whole thing just like this. The airspace in the Los Angeles area is fascinating to most of us. Here on the West coast of Florida there are a lot of their ports but nothing like you have there. Thanks, again
Marty my friend it’s good to see you again. As usual I love the tunes. Great landing and I wish to fly to Santa Barbara myself soon.
Thanks Orlando! Good to hear from you. Good destination. Hope you give it a go sometime soon.
For sure my friend. Definitely want to make it there one day. Just an update from me I just started my multi engine a Flight Training. Did my first flight Thursday. Check out the link below for some updates.
th-cam.com/video/y_ERMIfKJDk/w-d-xo.html
Nice job Orlando! You're be flying me around in a 737 before long. You gotta love that Duchess.
Thank you Marty, the Duchess is very nice. hahha about the 737.
Great video!
Thanks Phil.
Nice video. That century III seems well behaved. Been trying to get mine to behave for a while.
Thanks Nilson. I feed it well, so it behaves. I've been thru just about all its components, so it's almost like new. If you can get it working well in HEADING mode and ALT Hold, then buy GPS Steering, and all your other troubles will go away :)
Nice job enjoy it very much nice landing 👨🏼✈️
tito o Thanks Tito. Appreciate you watching.
Fantastic video! Thank you for making it. I frequently make that flight in my V35 (X-Plane, lol), so seeing the real thing is great. Too bad you chose Santa Barbara instead of San Diego, lol, would have been nice to say hi if possible. Thanks again for a great vid!
Thanks Dr. Chris. I appreciate you watching my vids. I'll let you know next time I'm in town and maybe we can get some lunch. Have been enjoying Bud's Louisiana Cafe' when there.
Great stuff! My friend and I have started the process to buy a E33. If all goes well then we'll have it hangared in San Diego by June or July. Subb'd.
Good luck! Hope it works out. Flying to KMYF now.
Great video, I always love how calm and collected you are. Never rushed. What software do you use to edit your video and sound together? Your video/sound product is quite good.
Thanks Bill. I use Sony Vegas Pro. Works well for multi-camera editing and sound. Takes a while to learn it, but pretty simply once you get the basic idea.
Do you know if they have lengthened the self-serve hose at KSBA? I have a Bonanza B36TC with the longer wing. Last time I was at KSBA I had to adjust my plane very close to the bollards in order to get the fuel hose to reach. What did you add to get the GPSS feature?
Hi Josh. I believe I taxied right along the painted centerline and didn't notice that the hose was too short. If your wing is 1 foot longer, I wouldn't think there would be a problem, unless you have tip or aux. tanks with fillers located further outboard. DAC International GDC31. S-Tec makes one if you have an S-Tec autopilot but doesn't work with Century A/P's. Thanks for watching. Bet your B36TC is fun to fly!
Nice job Marty! Another vote here for the whole enchilada. Haven’t gone into SBA since Mercury had the FBO and the old Elephant Bar was still there. Did Atlantic give you a ride to the cafe?
Thanks Gordon! I got you down for the whole enchilada. That must have been in the 80's. I used to go there too and walk to the restaurant. I usually use Signature at KSBA. I think they wave the ramp fee with 7 gallons and Atlantic makes you buy 15. No big deal either way, but it's the principle. The High Sierra Grill and Bar is located where the Elephant Bar used to be.
Hey Marty! Another nice and smooth ride video! Thanks for sharing.
Is your engine running smooth at 50°F LoP? Is the CHT not lower than the one you get running 50°F RoP? Not entering the debate of LoP vs RoP but I m just curious about the Bonanza ideal setting here.
Can t wait for the next one! Take care 😉
Hello TIPAH. Thanks! Yes, it runs smooth either side of peak, I just don't like to give up 10kts LOP. I have had some cracked cylinders, usually between the intake valve and fuel injector boss. I've been told it's pretty common with some older (non AD) ECi cylinders. CHT's stay in the low 300's, not a problem.
@@MartyMitchell92660 thanks for the info! Happy flying
Hi Marty! Nice Video 👍 which iPad Mount do you use?
Timo
This RAM mount: www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/avpages/rameap14u.php connected to a Bonanza approach plate holder.
Thx!