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I was looking for good beginner MSFS training videos on RUclips and this channel is by far the best. Great informative and interesting videos. Thank you for all your work and I hope to hear more from you on MSFS2024!

Question... after full landing config, 1,000ft in decent, should one put carb heat off since full engine power will be needed in a rejected take-off/Go-around? Or, carb heat needs to be on whenever rpm is under green area?

Sure looks like that 152 's right wing clipped that tree on that short takeoff at 23:30. Liked/Subscribed

Very useful video. Simply explained

Wonderful. I have had the privilege of coming along for the ride on this series and I have watched the entire VFR series. My next stop is the avionics series and the IFR playlist. This channel is easily the best channel available for flight simulation training anywhere. I sincerely hope you continue to make more videos, and I am sure that a lot of people will be willing to pay for the excellent content and effort. I am very grateful to you for your efforts and the learning that I have gained from this channel. Kudos!

Hi, how do I can turn up the backlight? On the piper warriors 2 it's very dim.. Thanks

@15:27 The Beechcraft Bonanza is a complex aircraft because it has retractable landing gear and is considered to be a high performance aircraft whereas the Cessna 150 is not. Also I believe that for currency purposes the PIC flying the Cessna 150 would not meet the needs for the Bonanza for these reasons. I'm I correct on this? Maybe a Piper Archer would have been a better example?

Really clear thanks

I only really fly study level aircraft, now. The flying is boring but I love dealing with the systems and planning a full flight.

Another excellent part of the series. I love it.

Great video. Thank you!

This was a really great and valuable video for me! I appreciate the way you explain and teach this complex subject, and look fwd to follow your training videos! Very much Appreciated! Thanks!

This channel is a gem

I didn't get why you choose 800 FPM descend rate. Can you please give some idea about that?

Man this video here is a Gem 💎, Thank you 🙏🏿

I am a 40 year Air Traffic Controller and you do an excellent job explaining how this works. Will differently follow your other post. Thank you!!!

Excellent tutorial, thank you

This channel has been incredibly helpful for my real world instrument training. While I use X-Plane 12 for my sim practice, I find the content on this channel extremely valuable. I’m surprised it doesn’t have a larger following or more views. If you’ve set up a way to accept donations, I’m sure viewers like me would be happy to contribute to support your efforts.

Very detail tutorial !! Thanks !

I want to express my gratitude for your taking the time to create these videos. I have learned so much from your channel. A million times, Thank you!!!

Please be sure to enable super thanks on you site the Farmington tutorial is excellent thank you

Absolutely love this, thank you! I will be doing this on the GNS530

Thanks! I learned to fly in 1980 in a 150 w/the same panel but w/DME. I cant fly now because I am legally blind since 2012. MSFS is tough for me but thats how I stay current...LOL! This was a great refresher lesson on VOR navigation. Great channel!

Wow, fantastic demo of the cockpit. I’m loving this series thank you.

smart, quiet, perfect instruction ... very helpful, thanks for that...greetings from Berlin Germany...👋👍

This is an amazingly detailed video.

In the real world, I've seen Twin Otters and Dorniers touching down right "on the numbers" (Runway 06). So in that sense, you still came in a little high. In a Cessna that shouldn't be a problem tho.

I mean, might as well use SAM lol

You're simply the best! I'm using your videos constantly. I'm really excited for your first video on msfs2024. What will it be about?

Since finding your videos my ability in the air has massively improved, albeit also shown how much further I still have to go!! Great videos.

I’m afraid to watch this video , I want to believe it is the most realistic flying sim. ! 😁

Regarding VFR ground reference maneuver limitations, have you tried flying with a Virtual Reality headset? It totally eliminates the camera limitations you mentioned.

Why do you keep acting like head tracking isn't a thing and complaining about fixed view? A cheap 30fps webcam can do Opentrack, though spending more for a 60fps one is preferable, but the cost is miniscule compared to the cost of a decent PC to run flightsim.

msfs is not realistic at all, it is a kids game not more!

Can't wait for the new version...kind lost interest in 2020 after doing the tutorials...i need more guidance...or pressure or what you wanna call it.

2020 was and is an amazing flight simulator when Xbox was put into the picture it changed everything.

One of the best instructional you tube channel...

What a great review,thanks a lot for making this detailed rev .

Feels like just yesterday I was loading up in Pine Bluff following along with your videos. Wow how time ‘flies!’ Thanks for the amazing content, shared knowledge, and passion you share for this simulator. I wouldn’t have made it this far without your channel. See you in 2024! 👍🏻 😊

Honestly, who thought having trees at the end of a short runway was a good idea lol. I guess nobody ever did a risk assesment ;)

Thank you very much for the video very helpful and educational especially with flying examples. I’m a visual guy and I was very happy with seeing how you correct errors during flying like magnetic errors . Also, I learned about transponder altitude report function, and much more thanks.

Great video thanks 🙏

Excellent tutorial, I am working my way through the series and enjoying them and becoming a better virtual pilot at the same time.

1:10:52 How did you activate the hold?

Excellent! Thank you for your time and efforts.