Takes me back a long time back, thanks for sharing !. A couple of things I have learned over the years which may assist, in the cruise spend sometime being precise with the trimming it helps considerably when holding precise altitude especially for your check ride, never be afraid of leaning in the cruise the lycoming 0-320 likes to be leaned, the engine also hates carb heat when it is not necessary tends to cause backfiring at low rpm especially when running rich, which these always do, hardly ever will you find the need here to use carb heat, here in the UK, I recall Piper issuing a POH update in the early 90s covering this aspect and the importance of leaning. Enjoy your flying and keep posting!! .
Thanks Wayne for taking the time to watch and to comment. Being my first solo landaway the majority of my focus was to not miss anything crucial. I learned many lessons on this flight especially as it was really blustery at times, on approach and landing.
Really enjoyed that, thanks for sharing. I’m at this stage of my PPL so good to see others. Great clear audio by the way. I’m based at Hawarden. My land aways are Wolverhampton and Gloucester.
Craig video Chris. Really clear RT and procedures. Keep up the good work. 😎
Great content! Always nice to see videos from other students from B&W :D
That's great, how far have you managed to get with your training before lockdown?
@@CJThePilot Just getting ready for my first solo, lockdown just keeps getting in the way of that 😂
I understand, try not to get frustrated with it. When things improve you would be welcome to ride along as passenger when I fly.
I would love to do this!
@@CJThePilot Yeah. Being from South Wales, Bristol isn't too far from me. Sounds good. I'll look in to it.
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Awesome video, its nice to see a student in a good old piper instead of one of those diamonds. Insane seeing the Qatar 787 at CWL too.