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Gin Clear Aviation
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Information about aviation aeroplanes planes flying and plane restoration.
Jon Hunt, The Flying Reporter, interviewed by Dan Pangbourne.
Dan Pangbourne chats with Jon Hunt, The Flying reporter. Jon tells us how he first fell in love with flying and aviation, how and why he started his You Tube channel plus Jon tells us his future plans and ideas.
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The CAP 10B
Просмотров 3182 месяца назад
The CAP 10B Aerobatic aircraft. Let's meet Dave Moorman who flies and aerobats this great French aeroplane. Performing a roll, loop and stall turn, we get to see the characteristics of this beautifully coordinated flying machine. @GinClearAviation.
Air Racing with the Royal Aero Club of Great Britain
Просмотров 1202 месяца назад
www.RoyalAeroClubRRRA.co.uk secretary@royalaeroclubrrra.co.uk Handicap Air Racing, a weekend of two races. Any plane that can fly at or above 100 mph (87 kts) and a pilot with a minimum of 100 hours as P1 can take part. An explanation of the format of a race weekend. The slower planes take off first and the faster planes later. If all the planes fly a perfect course they will all cross the fini...
Autogyros, The Cavalon
Просмотров 79 тыс.3 месяца назад
Autogyro basics explained, pre take-off checks, take-off technique and general handling in the Cavalon. The Cavalon Manufacturers www.auto-gyro.com
CloudBaseGA
Просмотров 3687 месяцев назад
CloudbaseGA is a software and hardware solution for recording aeroplane and pilot records. It can record all the planes timings and then the software has extensive and powerful record keeping capabilities for the plane and also student progress records. It even automates the billing too. For a flying school or plane syndicate this could be the solution for automating and simplifying record keep...
Popham to Leicester In My Cessna 182
Просмотров 6848 месяцев назад
Flying in my Cessna 182 from Popham in the south of the United Kingdom to Leicester in the East Midlands @ginclearaviation . Follow the flight planning using Sky Demon and the radio communication as the flight progresses with the approach and landing into Leicester Airport.
The North American Navion
Просмотров 11 тыс.11 месяцев назад
An in depth look at The North American Navion aircraft. Simon Tilling takes Dan Pangbourne from Gin Clear Aviation on an experience and demonstration flight from Popham airfield in the UK.
Leaning Your Engine
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.11 месяцев назад
How to lean a Continental or Lycoming aviation engine. Several techniques and procedures to achieve low fuel flow and kinder engine management.
Popham to Perranporth in a Cessna 182
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
Flying my Cessna 182 from Popham EGHP to Perranporth EGTP. Lets look at the flight planning on Sky Demon and the radio calls along the way. Deciding on which runway to land on and making an approach.
Flying from Popham to Texel
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.Год назад
Flying from Popham in the UK to Texel in the Netherlands in my Cessna 182. A general overview of the flight planning, with radio work and navigation. Also an introduction to the facilities at Texel airfield.
Refurbishing my 1979 Cessna 182Q
Просмотров 5 тыс.Год назад
I bought an old 1979 Cessna 182Q and designed a refurbishment package to bring her up to modern standards with state of the art avionics, a new leather executive interior and a fantastic re paint with the design based on the original 1970's Cessna designs. @ginclearaviation
The de Havilland DH.85 Leopard Moth
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
An introduction to the unique systems and flying ability of the beautiful de Havilland DH.85 Leopard Moth
You didn't think to add a link to Cavalon's website?
Very much informative, thanks 🙏
Thank you for sharing
Very nice Demo. I wonder how much one of these costs in US.
Very good interview !
perfect videography....exceptional verbal discussion!
A properly inspiring pilot...amazing!
one very, very carefull pilot.
Do not like those machines...vibrations, one bolt get lose..you fall...naa thanks, planes are better and are more efficients.
Fascinating stuff.
Great video, Dan. Very informative, too 🙂
Failures after maintenance are because with most maintenance items (aircraft and all mechanical maintenance) the probability of failure (PoF) follows a "bathtub curve" where initially the PoF is high, then if it works it will likely keep working for a while until eventually the PoF increases again with prolonged use. Initial high PoF is influenced by factors such as fasteners not torqued, bearings installed incorrectly, faulty parts installed, workmanship issues, etc. Quality control and procedures are very, very important to ensure maintenance is done correctly and completely.
beware density altitude. fly safe! not sure if that's what was going on with the takeoff or not, but in any case, know your performance.
Why is the rotor labelled underpowered when it is clearly powered? Genuine question. I understand that the forward momentum causes lift in the rotor essentially turning it into a wing.
The rotor is only powered for pre-rotation , up to 200-+250 rpm, during flight it is not powered. The shaft for pre-rotation and the rest of the rotor assembly is not intended for full power to keep weight down otherwise you might as well get a helicopter. Gyrocopters are small light, fairly simple craft to pilot compared to a helicopter.
@@milesbartlett Thanks for the reply. That makes sense now. Very cool
Not yours uncles Benson then. Now there's a jump start selling, all Others are has beens!
What's the ride like in those? I can't get on with light aircraft because the constant motion makes me throw up!
Great video! Thanks for taking the time to create it! Liked and subbed!
A lot nicer looking than the Bensen type gyro I had 30 years ago... Then again, it's probably over 20 times the price I paid for my gyro back then, so it *should* be nicer...
It’s certainly an interesting way to die.
Great video interesting aircraft.
the stick is shaking all the time. A fixed wing pilot will think the plane is stalling because of the stick shaker
25 hrs from fixed wing wing to this? I wasn't taking you seriously already, but, now I'm really watching this as a joke.
Great video and many thanks for your time.
Thank you for the video, gyro’s are fascinating machines with auto rotation just makes such an interesting machine.
Beautiful ship.
600ibs? Heavier than an ultralight but lighter than an airplane. How is pitch and roll controlled? I see the rufdrr but no ailerons.
the rotor itself tilts forwards, backwards and side to side for pitch and roll. the control stick has what the rc community calls an elevon mix the controls the main rotor tilt. so tilting the rotor to the left rolls the whole aircraft to the left or pulling the stick towards your gut causes the rotor tilt back and causes the aircraft to climb. the controls work pretty much the same as any fixed wing aircraft with an elevon style control system but there is no computer in between the stick and the rotor
@pieterpretorius1014 the rotor blades controlling the pitch and roll sounds a lot like a helicopter without being one. That's a very neat tidbit about Gyrocopters: thanks...
Great insight 👍🏻
Excellent interview 👍🏻
How to prevent the wheelie during the landing? It seemed a bit out of control...
Very nice design. Short take off and landing. Take less space than a plane. Can probably land easily in case of an engine failure (autorotation). I wonder why there are not much more autogyros. What are the advantages/desavantages compare to a plane of the same weight ? Greetings from France
Yes , with the autorotation engine failure is not so much of a problem. With a bit of a headwind an experienced pilot can land in less than 10 meters, usually takes about 30 meters to land.
Jolly good fun!
Oh yes!
Great video!
Love these!
They are great fun!
I first took an interest in gyro's in the late 1980s. they killed a lot of people then (in Australia). Apparently they drop out of the sky if you push the stick forward (an intuitive instinct for fixed wing pilots to maintain airspeed if the engine fails or you lose airspeed). I think the pilot has to pull the stick back in such an emergency, and the machine floats to the ground safely. I dont know if this is true, but I think stick forward unloads the rotor and the airflow over the rotor reverses, and you cannot get it to go back to the right way. I would be grateful if someone could tell me if this is correct, and whether this problem has been overcome. Such a cute machine, though.
You are right , this used to happen a lot and gave them a bad reputation, don't need to move the stick at all, the autorotation will slowly bring you down. I don't fly myself and I don't know what was done to prevent this.
a very comprehensive and clear explanation. Many thanks for doing this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice video thank you! Popham is my local airfield - we love taking the kids there and having a drink and a toastie in the cafe.
Freaking DEATH TRAP
This has to be the most beautiful specimen of a Navion I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for this thorough walk around and review and flight. What a treasure.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful vid dan... I have an ex Mexican cap10b and love it. I hope you get another ride and get a 2 or 3 turn spin it's fantastic.
Me too, can't wait for another trip / spin.............
is the Cavalon always this quiet in flight?
with noise cancelling headsets, yes.
❤thanks for the video 📹
Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
this machine is one huge pain in the arse
What do you mean?
Thank you for such a beautiful video. The explanation about how an Autogyro works was fascinating. You actually caused me to briefly look up prices and consider being trained to own and fly one! :) What fuel does it take…standard gasoline?
Great. Fuel is usually LL91 or normal Mo Gas (car gasoline).
ROTAX Engine.. ok for ppl in USA.. Im in Indonesia.. NOBODY has even heard of Rotax.. much less i should need parts
Rotax is European, BMW uses it for motorcycle and makes them in China.
Rotax engines are also used in Jet Skis and snowmobiles.
Rotax is probably the most common engine for light and experimental aircraft.
Loved the video, very interesting but the commentary too start with was painfully slow, just about fell asleep……..😴
Noted!
Where's the electric HVAC option?
Good job! She is so pretty
Thank you!
"See how it took most of the runway?" Uh yea, that was interesting he says LOL. Aka yea I'll never fly in one of these death machines again. Nothing about that thing looks smooth, comfortable or fun. Two full size men and its max weight, that guy did not look comfortable at all with all that runway behind them and still had to keep it super low alt to build enough airspeed to not stall. Good thing there was nothing infront of them. Neat death machine but nope.
Every flying machine is the beholder of its own beauty. They are the culmination and physical expression of Man’s ingenuity. Their safety far exceeds the risks of driving a car or even being in a kitchen! And what rewards are on offer when taking to the air, the exhilaration, views and sensory delight that are not on offer when bonded to terra firma. Let us celebrate sentience and flight.
2 kms take off roll LMAO what a crappy machine!
Thanks for your viewpoint.