Well, then, I stand corrected! My apologies. I should have given you the benefit of the doubt since I can't fully see where the camera man is seated. I must say, I love the your setup/system.
It looks to me the right seater is watching for traffic while the back seater is filming. I don't see any safety issue here. Rob is on top of the situation.
Rob, Clearly the right seater is busy filming you as you pointout all the features. My cooment stands, no one is looking outside!! And how effective are two traffic systems for non-transponder equipped aircraft? Not very! You can't use traffic systems as an excuse to not stay vigilant out the window!
Seems the pilot cannot use the front window to see what he's flying towards. All the displays and whatnot obstructs the really important view... whether you'll avoid driving away from the mountain instead of into the mountain. The displays and button panels need to be placed A LOT lower, so that the front window view is unobstructed. And also, the area where their feets are, that area should be a window also, or else, how do you know what that view down there looks like?
Who's looking out for traffic!! You're clearly VFR yet heads down the whole time monkeying with your EFIS and setting a bad exampe for pilot wanna-be's. And TCAS doesn't count. EYES OUT SIDE!! You should have a pilot in the left seat while you program from the right for this demo.
That's Awesome, well equipped RV..
wow that is some cool stuff. takes the fun outta flying.
Well, then, I stand corrected! My apologies. I should have given you the benefit of the doubt since I can't fully see where the camera man is seated. I must say, I love the your setup/system.
wow... this is good stuff
It looks to me the right seater is watching for traffic while the back seater is filming. I don't see any safety issue here. Rob is on top of the situation.
The person filming was in the back seat.
There was a pilot in the right seat and it has 2 separate traffic systems.
So... when do we reach Ludicrous Speed ??
Really? The plane is an RV-10 and it has a very large front window.
Rob, Clearly the right seater is busy filming you as you pointout all the features. My cooment stands, no one is looking outside!! And how effective are two traffic systems for non-transponder equipped aircraft? Not very! You can't use traffic systems as an excuse to not stay vigilant out the window!
Seems the pilot cannot use the front window to see what he's flying towards.
All the displays and whatnot obstructs the really important view... whether you'll avoid driving away from the mountain instead of into the mountain.
The displays and button panels need to be placed A LOT lower, so that the front window view is unobstructed. And also, the area where their feets are, that area should be a window also, or else, how do you know what that view down there looks like?
Clearly you have no idea what you are talking about.
Who's looking out for traffic!! You're clearly VFR yet heads down the whole time monkeying with your EFIS and setting a bad exampe for pilot wanna-be's. And TCAS doesn't count. EYES OUT SIDE!! You should have a pilot in the left seat while you program from the right for this demo.