PA46 Piper Malibu - Florida to Texas over the Gulf
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- As we begin to make our way home from Florida, we decide to stop in Georgetown, TX for fuel. The scenery over the Gulf of Mexico was beautiful reminded me of the 19th Psalm: "The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands."
Thanks for all your videos. Just outstanding views of the instruments and the professionalism shows.
Older video, but incredible scenery none the less. I would love to own a Malibu someday...
You guys just make a beautiful family. Success and happiness to ya'
Thank you Anthony! I am a blessed man indeed.
Great video. Your camera work and editing are top notch. Keep em coming.
Thought I'd toss a tip out to your viewers if that's ok. When entering freqs on the 750 or 650 you don't have to press the first "1". (e.g. just punch 219 for 121.9) The Garmin knows what you're thinking.
Oh and another tip - a set of windshields for a PA-46 will set you back about $36,000. Headsets stay off the glare shield. Speaking of headsets, your wife appears to move around in the plane and hate wearing a headset as much as mine. I got her a very light in the ear set she keeps loosely on her neck (so as not to mess up her hair). She loves me more for that one headset than the last 20 anniversary gifts combined.
Paul, pass on as many tips as you please. They're excellent! You're spot on about my wife's disdain for the clamping Bose headsets and what they do to her hair. I got her the Quiet Technologies Halo headsets and she loves them! Which ones did you choose for your wife?
Just had to make a comment on this video. The shot of that sunrise is now the wallpaper on my iPad. Absolutely Beautiful!
My wife thanks you. She got that one on her cell phone as we left Florida. Of course, the picture doesn't really do justice to what we saw...
Hello Malibu flyer, first time I watch your channel. Nice recording and nice edeting. Keep it up. Nice to see and hear how the woman next to you calls all settings during the approach.
Hey nice work man, it looked a bit bumpy base to final. love the camera work.
Enjoy your videos', Plane and passengers. I like the yoke cam, great perspective.
Awesome video man thank you for sharing your this with us. I can't wait to get my own aircraft so I can take my family on trips eve got the $100 hamburger book for our adventures.
Good call on the Psalm, beautiful scenery.
Like the vids. Just a note. When a controller tells you approved to deviate direct when able, don't ask or tell them you are deviating or turning direct. They do this to control the frequency. If it becomes a problem they will let you know. Weather events are very busy for Controllers.
Good input! Thank you.
Does your malibu have heat? it looks like your passenger in the back is always covered with a blanket
Next time you stop at KGTU, go up to the north end of the airport where Pilot's Choice Aviation hangars the B-25 Devil Dog and check it out.
Bet that was a 6hr and something flight eh?... Wow!
Very nice video presentation. Enjoyed immensely.
Back story, please? What were the comments about the oil streaks?
Great Video Sir, Keep up the good work!
New subscriber... really enjoyed this video 👍👍👍
8:00 You can’t just touch a freq on the G3X to have it go to the GTN? You gotta dial in the freq by punching in digits?
I don't have a G3X. It's a G500TXi and no, I can't (but I wish I could).
@@MalibuFlyer Ah, my mistake. Thanks for the info. Nice plane. Great vid.
Awesome vids.....I am looking at picking up a Matrix within the next year or so.....nice to see the performance on your Malibu. I see your FF at around 15gph, is that 50 LOP?
Hi Angelo. Yes, at 50º LoP TIT, I run about 15.5gph in the flight levels.
@@MalibuFlyer Thanks very much for the reply....keep up the great work!
Why did you turn the Strobes and NAV-Lights off?
When you are in IMC the lights and especially strobes reflect back into the cockpit, it is distracting.
I’ve been enjoying these videos. Not a pilot. I can locate the heading and altitude of the aircraft on the display but can’t find the airspeed and speed over the ground. If anyone could point my eyes in the right direction it would make the vids all that much more enjoyable.
Left of attitude indicator is the airspeed strip and at the bottom of the strip is TAS (true airspeed) and GS (ground speed) both in knots.
Thanks a million. I see them now.
Great video. You should watch some of Dick Rochefort's YT videos. He is a Master Instructor for the PA46 really great stuff.
when you say under the anvil is their high pressure under the clouds
No. Anvil is referring to the shape of the storm cloud top when it has reached maturity. It can be very turbulent beneath the anvil portion.
@@MalibuFlyer Right that's what i was asking my terminology is not that good thanks. btw great videos love that you take the family along .loved the smart Alek remark about the vacuum from your daughter
one more question what's the difference between a malibu and a m600
@@russellvanklassen9291 The Malibu is piston powered while the M600 has a turbine engine.
Ok. AC blowing COLD. I'm from GA. COLD air is a big selling point. LOL Just paint COLD AIR on a windshield and it is SOLD in GA.