Flight Lesson | Cessna 172 | Touch and Goes | Student Pilot
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- čas přidán 24. 06. 2013
- This is my 6th Lesson. We mostly practiced touch and goes for the full lesson. These are some of my first 10 landings so they are rough and frustrating. We are in a Cessna 172 at KHFY in Greenwood, IN - outside of Indianapolis. My flight instructor was a helicopter pilot and fixed wing pilot for over 30 years.
2 things happened during this first takeoff:
1) The nose-wheel started to shimmy, not necessarily uncommon, but it requred us to put some back pressure on the yoke before the plane was really ready to takeoff
2) I had taken my hand off the throttle!! So when we had the nosewheel shimmy we pulled back on the yoke and weren't gaining airspeed anymore until i noticed it! This all happened very quick but taught me a HUGE LESSON!
I like to share my experience. I hope other students can appreciate these videos. Thanks for watching!
Good landing very good instructor great flying tips easy to learn from.
Good tips from the instructor telling u to track the centerline, and don't jerk the yoke on short final, also get that RIGHT RUDDER in at full power! good stuff tho bro
Beautiful landing bro ! :D keep it up !
The Cessna looks good in flight
My first lesson is tomorrow, YIKES! So much to learn!!!
Very nice instruction material. I missed the downwind checklist. Tanks 😉
A tip to pass along, I HEARD the engine pitch lower on his initial takeoff and was wondering why he wasn't being told to keep his hand on the throttle. The sound is a good thing to pay attention to.
Great advice.
Wow. Nice Ben. Thx for putting these up. I am finding them super good for training. Matt endorsed me today. I'll get in the 162 cessna tomoro. November 70241.
Been there with rough landings. I took lessons in 2010 and 2011. I have stopped because I ran out of funds to continue. the lessons with instructor and wet were $200 per hour. You can see some my wife recorded if you type in Landing 4 on 071611 in the search box on You Tube. The lessons were at KUMP in Fishers, IN landing on 15.
awesome!
Great Video cheers for sharing
Great job
Nice lesson presentation.
Seems like a crab and slip is smoother. Nice vid
And yeah that Throttle on T/O can be a bugger :) keep your hand on it
Good job!
Thnx..good job
that throttle during t/o omg hahha
Carburetor icing at 70f
I fly that exact airplane out of the same airport
Carb heat out on landing or is it too hot in Indiana?
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What do think happens when moist air gets freezing cold and forced through a restriction like the carburetor?
OK...nice ....OK....
so tell us, did you get your license ???
what school is this? im live in Indy
The aircraft coming in should have entered the pattern, not straight in at a non-towered airport.
Agreed! Unfortunately it happens all the time.
Hi, im about to have my first lesson in Australia, What kind of camera are you using?
+jeremy leung at the end of the video he mentioned his camera stopped rolling because someone was calling him. So I'm assuming he is using his phone camera.
Way fast taxi
There really isn't a set speed for "safe" taxiing. AIM states a safe taxiing speed is a speed where you able to: Have positive control, Recognize potential hazard in time to avoid them, to turn or stop where desired without extremely heavy braking. Its one of those gray areas of operations.
@@Zero-mp5dt the speed is 14 gs (ground speed) so yeah there is and "safe" taxi speed.
@@rockyrabalais3776 uhh nope idk who told you 14 kts but that is flat out wrong. There is no set speed, it's whatever is deemed safe. Usually it's defined as a brisk walking speed for GA planes.
@@Zero-mp5dt Actually my flight instructor had told me that... so if there is "no set speed" then how is 14 gs "flat out wrong" ? No argument just a question.
@@rockyrabalais3776 Ah well it's good to question your flight instructor. I'm a CFII myself, however if he says to do 14 kts GS you should listen to him but ask him why that number in particular. I usually teach my students no more than 10 knots. And no argument but you defined the speed as 14 I didn't.