You certainly fly out of a busy place! Enjoyed the scenery as always, nice change from our mid-atlantic flat lands, even though we're on the eastern shore of MD.
I had a Cirrus do the exact same thing to me when I was a student pilot on my roughly 5th solo. I was like WOW DUDE! That was pretty damn stupid. Worst part it was a controlled field and ground told him to do it.
As a matter of detail, a metalized 108-3 adds 66 lb to empty weight per airframe log. Benefits include no fuselage buffeting with big hp engines and can leave outside for periods of time, if needed. It's not all that bad.
The weight sounds about right. I weighed all the panels from the fuse and was around #46ish. Not sure what the wings would be exactly. And after flying Shelia as both versions, I prefer the fabric.
New Subscriber... Your Stinson is gorgeous.... if I can get my medical back, I would love to own one.... 108-1 or 108-2.......108-3 tail too big for crosswinds..!
Thank you for putting some of the ATC confirmations on screen. It helps to try and decipher the language. I wish more flying channels did this. I am studying for my Part 107 and am seriously thinking about going all the way to Private Pilot. Money may limit that dream, but ATC scares the crap out of me. How many times can one request a repeat before control fires a rocket launcher at you? LOL
Usually the first time you ask to repeat they don't mind. I think it goes up exponentially after that. If you are into flight sims, there are people acting as ATC on the internet. That's a great way to practice. You can also go onto ATClive.net and listen to live and archived transmissions. Like anything else in life it's about practice. The more you do it the easier it gets. The simplest way to remember transmissions is; say Who you are talking to, Who you are, Where you are at and What you want. It's easier to remember it as... Who, Who, Where, What. My recommendation for going for your PPL is to save up (approx. 10K) and keep a regular schedule of lessons. You are less likely to relearn something, and you you will progress faster. You'll save time and money by flying regularly. I encourage you to get your PPL. You won't regret it.
1971 Maule / Franklin 220 guy here. Love your channel, and everything Stinson! Not to 'rain' on a Skagit day where the Vis is Greater than (>) 10 miles ... but you have the "More than / Greater than" (>) and "Less than" (
Nice video. I appreciate your efforts on quality! Did I see 4 cameras in the video? It would be nice for you to include comments about local geography- Mt Baker, lakes & rivers? Would this expand your viewers to appreciate the scenery in the NW-I lived in Point Roberts for 5 years. I look forward to video on prebuy inspection? I m past buying, but it is interesting to see/hear your comments. Often I see buyers missing key issues. I don’t believe that new buyers appreciate the real cost of aircraft ownership.
Thanks for the compliment, it takes what feels forever to edit these. I usually run five cameras and a digital recorder. So six tracks, sound effects and soundtrack. Thanks for pointing out the geography. Sometimes I feel redundant mentioning the same locations. I should do a loop around and do just that. This particular video the wide angle cameras make all the distant objects look really small
I know this is an older video, but just seeing it for the first time. You must’ve had full fuel on takeoff heading back home. You can see the fuel coming from your vent cap on the left wing when you made your left turn after take off, 3021 minutes into the video. Was kinda cool with the sun glare on the wing.
Cool video, nice looking airplane. Looks good on the bigger tires. Did the baggage compartment not have a top to keep stuff from tossing back into the fuselage? Or was that removed for inspection? Mine still has the original canvas baggage compartment. I too use mine as a pickup truck for groceries and such.
When you screamed CLEAR‼️twice⁉️I damn near peed myself laughing 😂. Took me by surprise and is how I plan on doing it from now on⁉️🤪
I cannot take credit for being the first. Chris Palmer @Angle of Attack is my inspiration for my CLEAR! th-cam.com/video/uf6NMg-aAP8/w-d-xo.html
Nothing can beat the the melody of a piston engine
Especially the Franklins.
Great video! Mooney drivers… That 108-3 was a real gem, someone is going to have a fun ride!
There are still a couple bugs to work out on her and some upgrades they want to do. She's now at Arlington, so you might see her now and then.
Wow. Great video. Incredibly busy traffic pattern. Can't believe the Mooney cut you off like that. You handled it well. Cheers!
Well not the first time I've been cut-off ( maybe the closest ) I'm sure it will happen again.
@@FreedomfixerFlying really don't see why you went around
@@michaelsamson3276 The Mooney crossed the threshold too close to me approaching my touchdown.
You certainly fly out of a busy place! Enjoyed the scenery as always, nice change from our mid-atlantic flat lands, even though we're on the eastern shore of MD.
Yeah, we go through these periods of IFR for weeks on end. Then on the occasional nice day, it's a zoo! Then back to IFR....
That "clear" prop scream 😂
I cannot take credit for coming up with that. Chris Palmer did it first. @angleofattack th-cam.com/video/uf6NMg-aAP8/w-d-xo.html
love the channel, I can't believe you only have 501 subs ??
Thanks for the complement. I'm working on quality at this point and not promoting as much.
I had a Cirrus do the exact same thing to me when I was a student pilot on my roughly 5th solo. I was like WOW DUDE! That was pretty damn stupid. Worst part it was a controlled field and ground told him to do it.
Well This isn't the first time I've been cut off. You have to keep situational aware no matter the airspace.
As a matter of detail, a metalized 108-3 adds 66 lb to empty weight per airframe log. Benefits include no fuselage buffeting with big hp engines and can leave outside for periods of time, if needed. It's not all that bad.
The weight sounds about right. I weighed all the panels from the fuse and was around #46ish. Not sure what the wings would be exactly. And after flying Shelia as both versions, I prefer the fabric.
New Subscriber... Your Stinson is gorgeous.... if I can get my medical back, I would love to own one.... 108-1 or 108-2.......108-3 tail too big for crosswinds..!
Thank You. I really believe the second version is better. I'm a small tail fan as well.
Thank you for putting some of the ATC confirmations on screen. It helps to try and decipher the language. I wish more flying channels did this. I am studying for my Part 107 and am seriously thinking about going all the way to Private Pilot. Money may limit that dream, but ATC scares the crap out of me. How many times can one request a repeat before control fires a rocket launcher at you? LOL
Usually the first time you ask to repeat they don't mind. I think it goes up exponentially after that. If you are into flight sims, there are people acting as ATC on the internet. That's a great way to practice. You can also go onto ATClive.net and listen to live and archived transmissions. Like anything else in life it's about practice. The more you do it the easier it gets. The simplest way to remember transmissions is; say Who you are talking to, Who you are, Where you are at and What you want. It's easier to remember it as... Who, Who, Where, What.
My recommendation for going for your PPL is to save up (approx. 10K) and keep a regular schedule of lessons. You are less likely to relearn something, and you you will progress faster. You'll save time and money by flying regularly. I encourage you to get your PPL. You won't regret it.
1971 Maule / Franklin 220 guy here. Love your channel, and everything Stinson! Not to 'rain' on a Skagit day where the Vis is Greater than (>) 10 miles ... but you have the "More than / Greater than" (>) and "Less than" (
Nice video. I appreciate your efforts on quality! Did I see 4 cameras in the video? It would be nice for you to include comments about local geography- Mt Baker, lakes & rivers? Would this expand your viewers to appreciate the scenery in the NW-I lived in Point Roberts for 5 years.
I look forward to video on prebuy inspection? I m past buying, but it is interesting to see/hear your comments. Often I see buyers missing key issues. I don’t believe that new buyers appreciate the real cost of aircraft ownership.
Thanks for the compliment, it takes what feels forever to edit these. I usually run five cameras and a digital recorder. So six tracks, sound effects and soundtrack. Thanks for pointing out the geography. Sometimes I feel redundant mentioning the same locations. I should do a loop around and do just that. This particular video the wide angle cameras make all the distant objects look really small
I know this is an older video, but just seeing it for the first time. You must’ve had full fuel on takeoff heading back home. You can see the fuel coming from your vent cap on the left wing when you made your left turn after take off, 3021 minutes into the video. Was kinda cool with the sun glare on the wing.
Admittedly I left the transfer pump on too long and filled that tank. There's another Easter egg in there somewhere.
Almost purchased a -3. Didn’t make it through the pre-buy. Pre buy is worth every penny.
Sorry to hear that. Hopefully there's another one out there for you.
Working on it!
I just bought the -3 , the same one I flew in as a teenager.
Cool video, nice looking airplane. Looks good on the bigger tires. Did the baggage compartment not have a top to keep stuff from tossing back into the fuselage? Or was that removed for inspection? Mine still has the original canvas baggage compartment. I too use mine as a pickup truck for groceries and such.
There should be something back there. The stock configuration is the canvas "bag" with snaps to hold it in place.
Every time on these plane videos I try to switch to the outside view like its a simulator
Lol, That would be a nice feature. Someday!