IFR Flight Across Busy LAX Airspace to Burbank KBUR in Cirrus SR22T Gen 6
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Join Ren Baron on a flight across the busy LAX Bravo Airspace from John Wayne Airport (KSNA) in Orange County to Bob Hope Burbank Airport (KBUR) in a Cirrus SR22T Gen 6. In this video you'll get a great taste of what its like for pilots and controllers when flying in Southern California. Come along for the ride!
Nice Video! I just got through watching your Bahama series. I sure like your transparency about your skill and when you have made a mistake. Especially your admonition to be honest with your abilities and ALWAYS follow the check list. Your on my list of subscribed you tubers. I am going to fly this route on my sim tonight. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Barry. That was quite an adventure for the wife and I. We had so many 'learning experiences' going to the Bahamas and coming back its hard to count them all. But all of them had a lasting impact and have made me a better pilot as a result. Thanks for watching. Cheers-Ren
Writing down a IFR Clearance in a busy busy Airport is very highly to listen to every word that's said and putting it all in while burning your fuel is very challenging and especially when I'm looking forward to getting my IFR Rating one day and I'm always watching your channel Red Baron
The more you do it the faster you get. Where do you live Bernard?
Great entertainment and education! When you were getting established on the ils, it reminded me of a lesson I had 2 days ago. I was talking to approach and was given a squawk code. I’m barreling down to the airport and for about 2 mins he says nothing. I hit my mic again to make sure he has me and then he says standby. Now worried I might bust the class d, I start to turn away from the airport. Literally a second after I start turning he blurts N95314, cleared into the bravo, enter right downwind for runway 33 at 2500. I replied with a bunch of um’s and uh’s as I am trying to fly the plane while reading back his instructions. Normally I am pretty comfortable on the radios but sometimes they catch at just the wrong time and you get brain lock lol.
Impressive single pilot skills in demanding airspace!!!
Thanks for posting Bill. Cheers-Ren
My only other observation...I would've called BUR in-sight over SMO for the visual to 8. BUR has a lot of inbound traffic, not to mention SoCal is very busy with traffic, so I would've just cut the corner (and avoided the run-around from SoCal). I get that you were probably practicing instrument procedures... :)
True enough but I like practicing the IFR approaches so I'm ready for the rare cloudy/rainy day in LA. Cheers-Ren
Great video Steve, I notice you fly a lot of victor routes and radials off VORs, not sure if you file this way, if that is what they are giving you or maybe it's just the airspace you are in. I use Foreflight, and one time a controller was giving me a reroute based on VORs even though I had filed differently. He then came on and said, "what a minute, your flying a new Cirrus are you /G?" I said yes, and more. He told me my equipment list was wrong on my flight plan and cleared me direct. FF had filled out the list for me and screwed it up. I sent Foreflight an email when I got back, they fixed it and got back to me within an hour.
When I'm looking to fly IFR routes (which is most of the time) I typically use the route advisor function in FF which I find to be a huge resource and time saver. Having said that because I fly here in So Cal more often than not ATC will amend whatever I've filed. What I've come to find is that is something more specific to the So Cal area than it is in lots of other places around the country. The 'slant/golf' designation tells the ATC folks that your plane is equipped to deal with a bigger slice of the IFR route structure.
Really enjoying the show. Congrats on 4000. I only have 3975 to go : ). You know Ed would give me hell for the velcro on the MFD with the CAP'S pin. He totally cancelled me on that idea.
Well you remind Ed that it was one of his Cirrus Sales buddies in OKC who attached that pin there in the first place. As a guy who can misplace his glasses on my own nose I thought it was a genius idea and when I took delivery of the plane I specifically told the Cirrus rep in Knoxville to leave it right there! Cheers-Ren
@@TheRenBaron You have to remember that we are talking about a guy that whenever he gets near my plane he's actually polishing everything on it, lol. It's like the movie Sleeping with the Enemy. You do have to appreciate this though.
@@tayloryacht He polished my plane too and that is just one of a hundred things I love about Ed "ObiEdKinobi" Waters that I love. Ed is the guy the Beatles wrote about in Penny Lane
"In Penny Lane...there is a fireman with an hourglass
And in his pocket is a portrait of the Queen
He likes to keep his fire engine (Cirrus) clean
It's a clean machine"
Thanks. I have a Alpha Systems AOA indicator on my 04 SR22 G2
Great job Steve. Love your videos. How do you have the iPad connected to the panel. Thanks
go to this website and download NDI tools for mobile devices ndi.tv/tools/
Great videos! As a wanna be Pilot,, I find them very informative. I have a suggestion: if it's not too disruptive of the pacing, could you include Close-UP's of the relevant instrument at the appropriate times? It would certainly improve the context of the NAV and Coms instructions. Coms is always hard to understand between all the fast mumbling and the radio noise.
Well I thought there were quite a few closeups of the PFD and MFD in most of the videos I've posted. Give me some examples of exactly what you are looking to see and I'll see if I can do a better job on the editing. Cheers-Ren
For example, When you set the NAV and Coms frequencies and when you change the mode of the MFD map modes. It's the pairing of the ATC instructions and your actions that are particularly helpful.
@@pcgenie-la Ok. I know that there are quite a few videos on the channel where I go through the startup and preflight sequences in great detail. Check out this video to get started. th-cam.com/video/vwA0UpV8Eqk/w-d-xo.html
Thank You again for another Great video ! I look forward to your videos posting, you are very efficient with your actions as am I :)
Hurry up and make some more LOL It can't be that can't be that expensive to Fly........ LMAO I know first hand :)
Thanks again. Derek
Thanks for the kind words Derek. I’ll get to work on the next one. Cheers-Ren
Did you create your own ATIS/Departure/Arrival sheet for the kneeboard? If it were me, I would've just flown "IFR" to BUR...up the 5 through FUL then up through the East LA interchange for a north 5 left downwind to 15 at BUR...all done under the Bravo. ;)
I was specifically practicing IFR flight on this day.
I was at Point Dume , Malibu today. I saw a Cirrus doing orbits over the ocean today around 10:30am... I was wondering if that was you...
Yes
@@TheRenBaron How funny. All I could see was the obvious outline of a Cirrus while I was on the beach going back and forth. I just thought, I wonder of that's the Ren barron?
@@RG-wq2fm Good eye. And good timing. Cheers-Ren
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If upon your clearance request you let Clx Delivery know you had the CSTP1 tec route onboard, I wonder if they would have given you the shorthand clearance (i.e. "heading xyz, vectors to SLI, then the CSTP1"). Steve, what has been your experience on this? Mine has been 50/50, with some airports (e.g. KSBA) much better than others. Thx. Wayne
At SMO you can ask for TER and they’ll give it to you if you don’t have it on board. At others not. SMO Tower folks are very helpful and they know the locals. Thanks for posting. Cheers-Ren
Hey !
Steve, your channel caught my attention for a couple of reasons... first, your name. My name is Steve and I am married to Rennie (52 years). Second, my interest in flying. I currently hold a drone pilot's license. I also have have a TH-cam channel at rvsite2sight.com and have about 1100 subscribers. I subscribed to your channel, and look forward forward to viewing your videos.
Always awesome when you have The Ren baron video and the weekend to look forward too 😀 How many hours do you have now in the SR-22?
Almost 700 hours now. I just love flying it. Happy to hear that you are enjoying the vids. Cheers-Ren
@@TheRenBaron Well its an amazing aircraft brother ❤
Great video! I do have a question about your EFB- Do you prefer the use of ForeFlight over Garmin Pilot? I have read that Cirrus recommends you using Garmin Pilot (maybe that is incorrect), but I think I see that you were using ForeFlight? Are there any distinct advantages between the two? Thanks!
I primarily use Foreflight which I have used since I started flying 4 years ago and I find it to be an absolutely invaluable tool. I also used Garmin Pilot for a bit most to try and update my nav databases wirelessly. But to be honest that has always been a hit or miss proposition for me. So I've given up on Garmin Pioot and update the databases by SD card. Thanks for posting. Cheers-Ren
@@TheRenBaron Great. Thanks very much!
Steve, enjoying your videos. What mount do you use and where do you mount the main camera (behind you) camera. Did you hard wire them?
Nick check out this video which shows you my cockpit cam setup. th-cam.com/video/Ss0QBfm6k_E/w-d-xo.html
@@TheRenBaron Thank you! Amazing. Just started my flying journey. Also out of KSMO!
@@nickbell493 Well then there's a good chance then that we'll meet out there one day. Cheers-Ren
It would be helpful if you could record the air=ground on a separate feed for this video. When you talk in flight at the same time there is no way to understand what you're saying. Also, it would be a great aid to see a map of your route just prior to takeoff.
Well if you can tell me how to record a separate feed from the Audio panel I'd be happy to do that. The next video I post (shortly) will have that map for you. Cheers-Ren
That tower enroute clearance is a complicated. IMO. I’m sitting in my G6 trying to input it on a flight plan. I don’t understand how to do the radials and V23 when imputed. I tried on Garmin pilot but it doesn’t seem like foreflight where you enter the SMO 125 and 317 radials. I’ve googled looking for help but nothing yet. I want to fly to LA and KSMO next week but I need to understand these clearances before then. Any ideas?
Steve, at 13:35 is that a AOA indicator on the glare shield?
No just something kooky going on with the camera. The AOA indicator is on the PFD. Cheers-Ren
Angle of Attack Indicator
I mean AOI
Yeah I prefer flying helicopters in New Zealand, just take off and just chase the nearest deer.
Nothing wrong with that! And a beautiful country to see as well. Been there twice and loved it!! Cheers-Ren