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What has made you a better pilot?
Romeo Juliet Whiskey replied to OzScot's topic in Student Pilot & Further Learning
Hey Mark....gliding sounds really cool.. will have to do it one day. Quick question though, how do you land and keep the nose straight without using rudder ('nosedragger' and crosswind)? -
What has made you a better pilot?
Romeo Juliet Whiskey replied to OzScot's topic in Student Pilot & Further Learning
Videoing my flights and watching them. Sometimes getting an instructor to comment on it. -
All the gear, and no idea
Romeo Juliet Whiskey replied to flyingluke's topic in Student Pilot & Further Learning
Depends on the plane but typically I use medium FOV. Narrow is sometimes preferable but the video is very grainy. -
All the gear, and no idea
Romeo Juliet Whiskey replied to flyingluke's topic in Student Pilot & Further Learning
I recorded a short video answering that question you might find helpful: -
Wings over Illawarra 2017
Romeo Juliet Whiskey replied to Romeo Juliet Whiskey's topic in Trips/Events/Seats
Your right. Sorry...I was referring to the Friday. -
Wings over Illawarra 2017
Romeo Juliet Whiskey replied to Romeo Juliet Whiskey's topic in Trips/Events/Seats
I'm pretty sure it's closed for practice sessions between 1200 and 1600, so only 4 hours. -
Wings over Illawarra 2017
Romeo Juliet Whiskey replied to Romeo Juliet Whiskey's topic in Trips/Events/Seats
Do what the locals do and what is recommended on the website. Park a suburb or two away and catch the train in. The station is about 100m from the entrance. -
Only two weeks until Wings over Illawarra: Wings Over Illawarra 2017 - TICKETS ON SALE NOW My hometown so I'll be there :) Anyone else going?
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Thanks Kununurra. Glad to hear you enjoyed the videos. Plenty more coming. Will be releasing a video soon on my first lesson in a tail-dragger flying out of Camden with a new instructor who is certainly a character! Subscribe if you want to check it out. I'm actually doing a few endorsements all at once (i try and go flying once a week so its a slow process). I got my RPC a while ago - just took me awhile to make the video so its a little outdated. Ive already done my first cross-country lesson with Bruce, and have started my aerobatics/ tail dragger lessons as well. On top of this, Bruce has moved the Jabiru 170 up to the mother school at the OAKS, which means I'm getting a few lessons from him getting checked out in his main training aircraft - the pipistrel alpha. I've also got to clock up a couple more hours solo time so I can get my passenger endorsement. As for aerobatics, I did an aerobatic joyflight a few months ago in the Citabria and loved it. Mainly doing it for fun, but no doubt it is making me a better and more confident pilot. First time I did stalls, 2G steep turns and unusual attitudes I was a little scared to be honest...haha. Now, its just second nature and really enjoyable. An introduction to basic aerobatics should be part of the training curriculum in my opinion.
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Thanks guys! Really glad you found the videos worthwhile. I initially made them just for myself, to help with my training. I found them really useful that I thought others may benefit from them also. I never set out to be a video maker - but I must say I really enjoy the video-making process these days and connecting with the fantastic flying community.
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Well, as you probably guessed from the title of this post I passed my flight test and can now finally call myself a Pilot!!! I was really hoping to be able to film the flight test but for various reasons I wasn't able to. Instead, I thought I'd make a brief video sharing my thoughts on the whole student pilot journey:
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I'm halfway through the 2nd series and it's pretty good. I'd like to watch an extended version... It all jumps from one subject to the next pretty quickly
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Hey guys, I know what a VFR approach point is, but can someone tell me what the use and difference is between a tracking point, check point, and enroute reporting point? Maybe these symbols are for IFR flights? Haven't come across the meaning of these in my training and study.
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Hey guys, almost at the end of the road with my initial training. I've asked my instructor if I can review everything I have learn't over a couple of lessons before the final flight test. This is the first part of this flight review. If all goes well, I'm one step away from getting me pilots licence!