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Put on your thinking caps, cus you're about to learn all there is to know about my airplane 🤓
I know adding a alternator is out of the question, it would take away from your power plus you don’t want that. My question is could you add flexible solar panels without disturbing the air flow or adding to much weight so the battery charges while flying in the daylight?
@@yongvx506 I guy 6y
If you buy a mooplane I recomend an Extra 300
do you listen to music while flying,or would that be too distracting?
Ben: "No, it's not a machine gun"
Me: Disappointing
Nuke
Nice reference
$40,000 sound like a great price/fun ratio.
Yes Sir!
MrBeast could by alot of PITTS S1s hahahah
@@liberlaber.guitarist Beast can build a biplane Air Force lol!
@@commanderhurst3283 he isn’t actually that rich in cash most of his net worth is in his channel because he invests most of his money into the channel
Great videos, Ben! You don’t land the S1 - it lands by itself and you just hope it goes well! Best wishes from Toulouse, France.
Haha that's true! Thanks!
I really wanna study in isae Supaero, Toulouse
That's a smooth way to see god
Ok what are these weird comment icons youtube
Wow, chill dude, while watching this video I get a notification of another video "Get to know me"
😂 ya just trying to pump these out ASAP 😁
BSAP would be enough
This man needs more views and subs it’s so cool to see this
Thanks!
Fully agree!
Flippin' awesome - Love the detail on the plane and your reasons for getting it. Keep it up! Getting through Ground School now, and would love to eventually learn to fly a Pitt.
Another great video Ben! You answered in this video my question from your cross country video which was cost and instrument panel lay out. I hope you achieve your goal of becoming a top flight competitor in aerobatic competition! God bless and stay safe!
i just love the outline thingies on the thing you're talking about, love your editing, as always. also, you're AMAZING at explaining
Ben, this is the coolest toy I have ever seen!! If your ever out in the Northeast flying this I would LOVE to see it in the sky!! Thank you so much for the tour...WAY COOL! I find the lower windows to be such a brilliant idea.. I cant believe how affordable these are.
Brilliant dude, just what I asked for you to do, absolutely brilliant walk around, thank you for sharing your Pitts with us
haha yep! Glad you liked it Ross!
My 172 Skyhawk is quenching my first for now. Roll on your next vlog
Excellent job Ben, you definitely accelerated the learning curve. Watching your take off and landing video, it looks like touching down tail wheel first gives you the best results. Just an observation,from an outside point of view. Stay sharp I hope your the next Sean Tucker.
hey! I found your channel about a week ago! great videos that are well produced and entertaining! i loved the vlog style videos from the acrobatic competition and the flight across the nation! keep up the good work
Love From Nepal. Wel Come to you in Nepal, the country of Highest Peak Mt. Everest.
Great video, highly informative . You have chosen an adventurous career. Happy landings !
Your videos are crazy good for your sub count! Keep it up!
Great video man. What a cool plane! Socks and crocs though...come on man lol
That’s the only way to do it 😜
@@BenLomov Guess I need to get some crocs! haha
That's a great airplane! Get gap seals for the rudder, elevator and ailerons. Not too expensive and you'll see a noticeable difference
Great video and sweet Pitts, keep up the great work.
Great vidéo ! It's very interesting to see difference between aerobatics and "classic" planes that im used to. And your pitts is very amazing !
Grettings from france ^^
Many thanks!
Picked up an A150M for 20k, 1200 hours total time. Basically the same thing as the pitts, just doesn’t look as cool! And having a transponder, ifr cert, etc makes it a blast. Nothing like doing aerobatics in a Cessna
What a lovely little airplane!
Pd: I thought i was the only one curious about the Star, very simple indeed!
Cheers!
Glad you liked it!
Cool video Ben. Super informative. Thanks a bunch.
beautiful machine !!! I didn know what symmetric wings means and what were for. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
really nice airplane dude! She is so clean! ive worked alot on IO-360s! very nice valve covers too!!! you should chrome the spinner too haha. you got it for a good deal too!
Great video, hot plane!
With the release of Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020) and most recently with it rolling out on Xbox, a lot of folks are flying a Pitts virtually for the first time. It’d be neat if you did a video on the basics of flying one of these.
hey !
could you do a video where you show the engine and explain every little component, if it is possible ?
keep it up ! :)
Pitts are amazing little planes
Another excellent video! Really interesting about the wing and rudder changes. What monoplane are you thinking of and what’s the timeframe for needing to switch over assuming you continue to have success in your aerobatic career. P.s. That smoke was unbearable for a month! Hopefully you didn’t miss out on too many flying days.
I know almost nothing about Airplanes, but this video is just super interesting, even though I have no clue what you're talking about
its a lovely little aeroplane personally i want to restore the English Electric Lightning F.6 XR754 but I definitely don't have the money I wish you and your little Plane lots of fun.
I like living vicariosuly through you! I would like to know what type of event do you think a parachute would help. I would think any emergency you would encounter you would either not have enough altitude or time to get out. Or you would have enough Altitude to find a place to land safely.
that airo batic competition was so cool good job
thanks!
Bruh how do u only have 27 k subs with that good of editing and content. subscribed!
Hi from Houston, Texas! Nice plane and editing!
Thanks for watching!
Love the vids man keep it up !!
Thanks! Will do!
Thank you so much for the awesome video! I loved you showing us your aircraft. Whenever you fly around the Midwest I would love to meet you.
Question, what is the average cost to rent the hanger space, maintain the aircraft, and fuel and oil costs?
Love the Pitts S-1S. I fly Rc planes and own several different size Pitts. It files amazing acrobatics but landing is not its forte. Subscribed to follow your adventures.
Plane is freaking awesome!
Lovely aircraft, great video👍👍👍
Many thanks!
Nice video. I wish you the best on your career path!
Thank you so much!
Yes, the smoke is very thick when you made this video in the valley.We are doing our best to keep the wildfires to a minimum. The aircrafts have been hitting maximum hours and are in need of maintenance. Lucky that everything had been moving smoothly on the maintenance part. Another good training would be flying in the Reno Airshow. It’s a circus and lots of fun especially when everyone leaves for the day. 🤪
everywhere you go in the hanger there is a Cessna citation cj4 or longitude
Good job kid !!
Fantastic Video Ben 👍 You’ve achieved a great deal and I’ve no doubt that deservedly your channel will grow 👍 Stay grounded fella 😊 👍 One small piece of hopefully constructive advice - you speak really well and smoothly and you have a lot of info to impart, but if you were somehow able to slow your speech down a little I think that your video’s might be even better 👍 Anyway well done again and God bless you 🙏 Warmest wishes from Wales 🏴 UK 🇬🇧 - Jonathan 😊 👍
haha I appreciate the honest feedback, I'll try to figure something out. I just don't want the videos to become "draggy"
I mean I have an RC Pitts. Lands about the same. Hopefully I can get into IAC eventually. I’m in IMAC now which is awesome. We just based IMAC off of IAC. I love the pitts.
Amazing videos! you deserve way more subs!
I appreciate that!
nice crocs! love the video
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Great wee plane. I’ve only flown an S-2B so Incan only imagine how much more responsive the S1 is!!!
There is a big difference. All the S2's are very easy to fly and land compared to the S1's. However the controls on the S1 is so much fun since everything is super light.
That's correct! I was actually very surprised with how different the two variants fly. I was expecting the S1 to be more touchy and all, but I was still surprised. Nothing can really prep you for that moment 😁
I have to agree. Flying my S1C was magical; so light and it flew like it was on rails.
However, I do prefer the S2S. It has a bit more mass, but is still very responsive and much easier to land.
Hi, it's so cool, that in usa u can easily have your own plane, fly it, and do stuff like that. In Russia we dont have that opportunity, light aviation is not popular. Your russian fan)
haha yes general aviation in the U.S. is quite different from the rest of the world. We are very lucky indeed! Thanks for watching!
Excellent!
Thank you! Cheers!
really nice airplane you have there
Nice video about a little great plane Ben, thanks. After you factor in all operating costs, what does the flight hour come out at? Thanks.
Ahhh you are a great pilot
I don't understand why there is no alternator in this plane. it wouldn't and much weight to it would it?
I wouldn't like that. I would be stressing all the time my battery would die.
Mini coopers are heavy. Solid cars.
Please make a video how smoke comes out of these planes for the shows
Hi Ben, do you have a merch store? I'd like to purchase exactly that shorts-crocs-socks combo you're wearing.
Wow Awsome! That’s a really cool plane. I thought I already subbed to you but I will do it again:)
Haha thanks man!!!
@@BenLomov your welcome!
The video quality is amazing, I'm Contentful
Good vid
A lot of professional aerobatic performers also compete in air racing. Are you thinking about doing that as well? Also you mentioned having to switch to a mono wing aircraft at some point, but there are other niche areas of aerobatic performing where you can stay in a biplane. It’s not going to be the highest level of air about a competition, per se, but there are a lot of successful performers flying Stearman‘s and other similar aircraft.
Nice jet in the back
Can you put VG’s on it to give you slower landing performance while enhancing control authority at slow speed?
I want to build a single seat experimental. Probably from plans rather than kit because I'm extremely cheap.
Here i come place !
Yes a New video
😁
What do you need to know before you buy a airplane and how much do they cost
Great video, What do you use to edit in the 3d graphics?
Great aviator
Don't forget the S2E :) Bought in 2011, 750 hrs on airframe and SMOH. Canopy, alternator, O-360 w/ Ellison throttle body, top wing tank..weighs 986 lbs, $34.5K in great shape
That's right!!! Sorry about that haha
@@BenLomov all good man. It gets missed a lot because they're rare and it is hard to find training. Keep up the good work and the videos. Pitts!
The S2E is a great airplane. Same with the Christen Eagle. Some of those can get heavy though.
Wow great deal, still for sale? Considering a trade? I have french bulldogs to trade.
@@jimmyoverly3512 oh sry, not for sale. Just telling what I found it for
I always thought the star was to get rid of static electricity apparently not.
So as far as experimental aircraft. What requirements need to be met in order to be able to fly them? There are a few I've been wanting to build and fly
Remember me when your famous
i also want to be a pilot when i am older
Awesome Video! I just got a Skybolt and am going to work my way up to IAC. What kind of prop is that? You mentioned the prop being ground adjustable, I have the same engine and only a simple fixed pitch but am trying to look into other ground adjustable, in-flight adjustable, or constant speed options.
That’s awesome, hope to see you around sometime. And I don’t know why I said that to be completely honest. I think I just got carried away with all the talking I was doing, but mine is a simple fixed pitch metal prop. It’s not adjustable at all. You can get propellers that are adjustable on the ground, but they are not so common.
Getting a constant speed prop would be the best thing you can do, but it’s also the most expensive/complicated way to go about it. But I think you would do just fine without it as well. Most Pitts have a fixed pitch prop.
@@BenLomov ahh that makes more sense, I know how it goes when making videos, mine aren't nearly as refined as yours haha
I found some interesting electric in-flight adjustable options but it will probably be a while before I make the switch, I've gotta learn how to fly the Skybolt well first!
the propeller is just a big fan, it keeps the pilot cool, and when it stopes, you can see the pilot start sweating.
I would love to own such a beautiful plane :) but I really can effort although I could do all the maintenance as a licensed aircraft maintenance mechanic.
I would love to just work on such a beautiful plane - but probably gonna stick to my A380, A350 and so on :)
Is that a us pro tool box in the background
Love your videos Ben. I was wondering , was it difficult to find an AP to do maintenance on your Pitts?
Thanks Ryan! And at first yes it was, but once you’re in the loop you kind of learn about other Pitts in your area, and who they get maintained by. There’s a lot more than you’d think as I’d come to find out!
@@BenLomov Thanks Ben for your response. Little backstory, my friend and I are invested on buying a Pitts S1 and for him to participate in aerobatic competitions in the future. Keep up the videos, they’re so inspiring! Will keep in touch! Cheers from Long Island, NY!
-Ryan
That's awesome, good luck to the two of you! You won't regret it and make sure to keep me posted!
any thoughts of putting a alternator on it?
Hey just curious, what about the brakes?
are you planning to move out of California any day in future?
Было бы очень интересно узнать стоимость ангара и страховки. Ты молодец! Желаю успехов
Nice very nice
I want it in india
One of the reasons I wouldn’t mind moving to the USA, is for the aviation. Over here in the UK, we don’t have the “experimental” option, we only really have the certified. The only exception that I can think of, are those in the UK that are crazy enough to build their own plane. But it has to be certified by the CAA. The wood and glue has to be certified for use, the steel, aluminium. It’s a major headache and nowhere near as easy as in the USA. For better or worse, who knows. There’s no real data to say that the UK’s system is safer and visa versa.
Have you tried a barrel roll? Any other stunts? I'd be so tempted.
Your dog is thinking: Poor master. He is talking to himself, again. It's gotten much worse since he brought home that strange smelly red bird.
Just saying, I found a IFR waypoint PITTS about 45 miles southwest of Mather...
You should make more videos
Why did you use the 4.5gl tank ...did you use any of the 18gl tank at any point...whats the total mileage on both tanks???
Ben, I think you were wrong about the G limits of your pits S-1. +6 -3 is NOT a lot for an aerobatic airplane ! I flew a Pitts S2B and remember doing +81/2 Gs and -3, the instructor told me that I could NOT do anything in the air to Break the plane before I passed out !
Maybe I am wrong, Aviat's site says +6 -5 G.????? Always thought it was more.
If you have a fuel tank burning do you even have time to get out the plane?
Can you give me an idea of insurance cost for an S1?
Hey ya so for starters I couldn't even get any companies to give me a quote. Nobody wanted the liability. I finally received only one, and so that's who I had to go with. But it REALLY depends on your hours (I was very low time), and what you want (I wanted full hull coverage). If I remember correctly, I think I had to pay about $5,000 my first year, and about $5,500 my second (for some reason insurance went up across the board). As always, you can choose to pay monthly with a percentage, or the full amount right away. I always did the full amount just to get it over with and save some money. Hope that helps!
how do u get ur dog not to drink the oil pan?
Is that jet yours inside the hanger just wondering
What is that big jet by your plane?
Hi from sweden,,you talking very fast😀😀😀👍
Thanks! 😃