Oshkosh 24 Video Mash UP
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Oshkosh 24 Video Mash UP
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Scott … this is exactly what I would want to see! I’m 74 yrs old and crippled and since I was a child have loved airplanes. A friend of our family had a WACO UPF-7 but I never got to ride in it before it was sold. I never got to OSHKOSH either, but I feel I’ve been there because of your video. Thank You Sir!
For those of us that were unable to attend, thank you. This is exactly what I wanted to see.
Next year in Oshkosh!
And thank you ever so much for taking us along.
Excellent video....I especially liked the footage in the Albatross.... 👍
I liked this format, Scott. It was more like being there and wandering around than the average Oshkosh replay. You picked some great, out of the ordinary, birds to focus on. I mean...we all love Mustangs but I have never experienced a water landing in an Albatross and that Helldiver was spectacular. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Scott! Greetings from a fellow pilot, aircraft owner, and Texan. I currently own a P28S (Turbo Arrow III), based at 1T7 (Kestrel Airpark). I have been to OSH three times (2013, 2015, and in 2020) and I loved it. I hope to return in a couple of years since it never gets old for me.
Absolutely loved the ride in the Albatros, those young men are a great team and obviously great pilots! I've never flown in a seaplane but that was a fantastic ride, thank you! The entire video was great, had to miss this year.
Hi Scott. You could have done a 2 hour video, and I would have watched it. Thanks for all your efforts.
18:02 I'm stopping this video right now.
Gonna come back later during an afternoon break and watch on the big screen with the speakers!
Went there Wednesday. I've been there every year since 1970, except for last year. I was even there in 2020, just to say I was on the field. Nothing sounds better than radial and V-12 engines.
My wife planned a trip to Norway during OSH, Great Warbird Review!
We have been Beau fans for a long time. I do miss him however Belle is delightful! I love her easy going presentation, and having no whiskers is just fine! We love you both! Just a thought….
Really enjoyed seeing the war birds through your eyes. Very much appreciate it when you bring us interesting interviews as well,
The Corsair and P51 that were letting people get in belongs to the Mid-America Flight Museum in Mount Pleasant, TX. When I talked to Scott on Thursday he said that over 2000 people had sat in the P51 so far that week. Scott Glover and his staff are good people and truly care about these WWII and older aircraft. Airplanes and Coffee will be at the museum in November.
Wow! That 180 is the sexiest bird there. Very nice! I want more pictures of it!!
Scott, Having been to OSH and flying in about 17 times, I was there all through the 90s and up to 2006 and again in 2023. You have the best overall video yet. I love the Albatross footage especially the engine start with the co-pilot counting blades. I remember counting blades in the CV440 and DC-7F i got a few hours in. Your photography of the Albatross (water) takeoffs were the best. Thank you so much, big radios make the best music, but V-12's ain't bad.
Scott "radios" was supposed to be "radials." I hate the self correcting. makes AI kind of scary.
Thank You for sharing. I guess I have gone to OSH for the last ime.
What great friends and memories I have.
Gary
Thank you very much for putting together and posting this excellent video! My critical comment is: it wasn't nearly long enough. Thank you!
More mashup! Interviews would be good too - next year!
Aviation is truly amazing....to think that these beautiful Warbirds were built just 40 years after the first flight. Thanks for this video Scott.
Great Stuff and a great video! Length was just right, but I would watch 5 more... Thankyou!
It was all very interesting and fun to watch. Thank you for sharing!!!
@ 11:47 you have Spitfire built by Supermarine, Hurricane built by Hawker Aircraft and Tiger Moth built by De Haviland (DH-82).
Tiger Moth was the RAF basic trainer before pilots went on to bigger and better.
Fantastic Footage! Many thanks!
Nice Job and thanks for sharing !
Loved it! Thank you.
Thanks for giving us a taste of the event. Not a pilot or plane owner, but I like most anything mechanical. The wife and I used to do two week trips on a Goldwing motorcycle, one year we put OshKosh on our agenda. When we arrived we inquired about tickets to get in and walk around and look at and take pictures of the planes, that’s when we discovered that you have to be a member of the EAA in order to get in. Membership and tickets for the two of us was going to be something like $150, we passed, so this is the next best thing.
OMG Scott. Thank you so much. A beautiful video. So well done.
Thanks for sharing...
Scott, I wish you could have seen the early years of EAA, Before it went so commercialised! My first Fly in was 1960. My last year was 1979. If you want to see real grass roots aviation go the AAA flying at Blakesburg Iowa. Much nicer gathering! Thanks for the videos!
Great job!! Enjoyable.
Thanks so very much. Not mobile enough to consider attending, but this was great!! If you put up ten of these I'd watch.
great job...thanks
AWESOME video !
Great video. Albatross fight was worth it in itself. 👍 How did you know I was going to ask if those were electric props ? I’m betting they were a PITA for maintenance in a salt water environment 😮
It's a good mashup! A lot of beautiful work to be seen, and heard. Thanks for the look around., this video wasn't too long for me. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video!
I was there for Friday and Saturday. The restored warbirds, such as the SB2C and the XP-51, always get my attention. As a former avionics guy, the radar displayed on the ground by the SB2C was a fun detail. Going out to the north end and watching aircraft come and go is fun too. You never know what you'll see!
Scott it was a good video!
That Seaplane was our way to the Bahamas when I was a kid. Chalk Airlines took us many times for getaway Vaca's
Did you hear that they (Chalk) crashed their seaplane many years ago.
Wing fell off from bad maintenance and corrosion while they were climbing out killing all onboard.
(I know it was a Chalk Airlines Seaplane not sure what model, Think it happened in late 90's early 00's )
@@tbas8741 Didn't know that because I finally had enough in the mid 70's and moved to N Florida. Had a good childhood there but they ruined it..
As like everybody else, thank you Scott! Very interesting video and commentary. Unfortunately, that big corsair hose nose, with the checkerboard engine, cowl and rudder, is the big model that I am working on. For me personally I would’ve liked to see a little more video on that one.
Thanks again for the superb video.😊❤
Sorry didn’t get it. It was beautiful!
Hey Scott. Loved this production, notably your studio voice narrative over clean event-audio on those many interesting plane filmings.
Love my dad’s steed, the horsey one. My brother (older by 3 yrs) and me were there he said, when dad did ‘batics over our summer lake. I have never remembered, was probably 2. .. Dad was playing then, like when he beat up a nearby lake with an Orenda version Sabre. Heard from by my first summer job supervisor there, older enough than me.
Service in the 40’s with Ferry Command, north and south Atlantic routes in Mitchells, later CW France and England in 86’s. I’ve long given him slack for parenting lapses, along with my Army nurse mom, due to (my-take) PTSDs stuff. But they were great parents, did us kids well.
The Mid America Flight Museum that's about 60 miles west of me in Mt. Pleasant, Texas has an HU-16 Albatross along with many other great planes. It's an amazing place to visit..
Scott what a Monster Mash FB2C ? Beautiful, oh Im sure youve heard a turbine, New Resto albatross on the horizon..Epic A/C // MotorHome😅
I really enjoyed the video. I was there,but missed a few of the items that you covered. I pretty much spent most of my time in the areas that you showed and this video filled in many of the blanks I had. Thank you so much.
Ive only been to Oshkosh two years 85 and 89 and I really didn't think about it until you just said something, but I don't believe there were a lot of women or kids present during either year.
Got to spend a whole week there before.
Spent 7 days of having fun and super happiness...
The world wonders.
I would like to see a video on the controls of the Albatross. They know right where everything was almost without looking, so it was so fast I couldn’t figure out what some of the levels were for. There are a lot more then a Cessna or Piper’s that I have flown. So day
Absolutely wonderful video. Thank you for sharing your experiences with we mere mortals that were stuck at home this year. 👏👏👏👏
Superb summary Scott coming from someone who wasn't able to attend.
Awesome video! I was able to attend last year walked around a lot, but hung out in the “Tikki tower“ near the T6s. Good friend of mine has been a Oshkosh controller for many years. It was awesome to hang out up there. Some of the airplanes this year were just beyond belief! Hopefully next year for me. Thank you again for all of the effort.
I think that was just fine . Loved the plane ride. Thanks
airman perdue...like your tell it like you feel ..way of thinking ...ou"pa.....scott..
The video is fine as is. 🙂
Great video. Thanks for the ride-along
A25s always been my favorite until I 1st saw an Albatross, years ago. That startup procedure was endless....
Excellent video Gunny!! Cheers!
What ??? Gunny had something nice to say about high wing aircraft ...... no way .... ;-)
Haha! They are of some use;)
Thanks Scott
I ended up in the background of that P47 startup clip haha
Cool!
Thanks! Fun.
I enjoyed it, thank you
Airplanes are a beautiful thing, that's all that matters.
The noise of all the radials wasn't bad, either!
Ah man, missed ya….
Our 1st time at OSH!!!
I’ll be there next year.
@@FlyWirescottperdue
Had plans on meeting up with a lot of folks, so much to do and so little time, we had no idea how big of a production OSH was….
thanks so much! what is the lever the guy was jacking on in the seaplane before take off?
Flaps were sticky
Thanks Scott. Yes the Albatross is a fun airplane. I got to fly one for a bit in West Palm Beach in the 90’s.
My friend asked me what I thought of the flight when I got down. I told him I loved the plane. It was heavy like the DC3. No he said, however did you like flying with Jimmy Buffett? I had no idea it was him.
It wasn’t Jimmy Buffet. Same type airplane.
@@FlyWirescottperdue Hi Scott, I guess I didn’t make it clear. I flew in one at West Palm Beach. I didn’t know I was flying with Jimmy Buffett until my friend told me after the flight. He just introduced himself as Jim, and I was so excited to fly in an Albatross that I didn’t put it together.
@@Av8or7 Ah, that's a cool way to meet him. One of my favorite singers!
I guess you realize by now your voiceover was basically unintelligible. In the future I would suggest muting the video sound if you have something to say briefly, otherwise just let the engines do your talking. Stay away from giving history lessons when engines are rumbling by. That's what we want to hear. Thanks for sharing Scott. We all appreciate the hard work you have put into these videos. I gotta tell ya, that ride in the twin seaplane you made was awesome. I kept waiting for full power on T/O and I was not disappointed. Chills up my neck. Nothing like round sound up close. Awesome. I noticed that Dan and his drama was missing from the video lol.
Turn on RUclips captions which deciphered The narrative quite well
@@BoomVang Whaaaat??? lol
GREAT VLOG, DOG!!!! BUT WHAT WAS THAT LEVER HE KEPT SNATCHING UP AND DOWN ON SO MUCH???
The flaps. They were sticky.
@@FlyWirescottperduelooks like they’re not preselect , just a valve for up, down, and neutral to stop them at less than full up or down.
At 29 min, what is that wing shaped handle getting slammed around by the copilot?
The flaps.
@@FlyWirescottperdue I thought, but sure was working them for a minute.
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Hi Scott. Thank you for the Oshkosh experience. I noticed during the Albatross water landing. Water spray seems to have struck the prop . Also happens on takeoff 🛫. Isn’t that a bit ruff on the propeller tips? I was stunned to see that occur. I thought designers would do everything to avoid this?
It does hit the prop.
@@FlyWirescottperdue on takeoff, max Rpm the prop tip speed is near 700 MPH. It would be like hitting gravel . I bet paint doesn’t last long.😁
Good Grief can you not include that atrocious intro? love your content but have to skip it everytime!