MSFS | World Update XI | Carenado Cessna 195 | First Flight & Review in British Columbia | MSFS2020

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024

Комментарии • 25

  • @gcorriveau6864
    @gcorriveau6864 Год назад +2

    That's truly impressive (realistic) scenery. Oh, and thanks for NOT talking about a 'full stall' landing ;-) Just a pet bug of mine... there's a significant difference between a 'full nose up' landing (near stall) and a Fully Stalled landing (which is a misnomer, given the angle of attack limitations imposed by the tailwheel/fuselage angle geometry.)... anyway - lovely video and thanks for posting this.

    • @sprocketsimulations
      @sprocketsimulations  Год назад

      Agreed. I also see a lot of videos of people always doing 3 wheeled landing on hard surface runways with tail draggers. Not ideal for that little rear wheel.
      Full stall landing gets thrown around just because you can here the horn chirp on some landings. Definitely not a stall. If you were truly stalled the angle would be so great you’d have a tail strike.

  • @Ahibasabala
    @Ahibasabala Год назад +3

    I really enjoyed listening to the history of it, i'm very limited in what i can buy at the store plane-wise, but idecided to get this and i don't regret it, it's an interesting and enjoyable ride. Great video

  • @mikecoffee100
    @mikecoffee100 Год назад +1

    cool video thank you

  • @jimfrederich8852
    @jimfrederich8852 Год назад +1

    Very nice Video. Thanks! I subscribed. Looking for many more from you in the future.

    • @sprocketsimulations
      @sprocketsimulations  Год назад +1

      Thanks Jim! Plenty more to come so stay tuned! Thanks so much for subscribing!

  • @s0cks1985
    @s0cks1985 Год назад +1

    Just grabbed it myself. Seems nice.

  • @Foxtrot_EW
    @Foxtrot_EW Год назад +2

    Just subscribed...

  • @FAAMS1
    @FAAMS1 Год назад +1

    There is a baggage door behind the passenger door!

  • @Joshtheshua
    @Joshtheshua Год назад +1

    I wish Carenado would lower the trim sensitivity on all their planes

    • @sprocketsimulations
      @sprocketsimulations  Год назад +1

      Agree especially on these older local legends. I find the newer models to be better. Like the Seminole and Seneca. But these are super twitchy. Having a trim wheel helps out a ton to do very small adjustments.

  • @Gualdemar
    @Gualdemar Год назад +2

    No autopilot? I KNOW.. realism.. BUT long flight without a/p is a bit of torture... Such a nice aircraft.. so sorry CARENADO still don't understand it... Cheers.

    • @sprocketsimulations
      @sprocketsimulations  Год назад

      I agree it would be nice. But I also enjoy the purity for a change. I did a manual IFR flight using the VOR and an ILS approach. It was challenging for sure!

  • @Itslmduncan
    @Itslmduncan 24 дня назад

    Where can I get it

  • @russellharris5072
    @russellharris5072 Год назад

    I have it,but Canada has produced quite a few disconnection messages,probably too many of us doing the same flights as it doesn't happen anywhere else....................................................................................

    • @sprocketsimulations
      @sprocketsimulations  Год назад

      Interesting, I have not experienced any, but I suspect you are right with everyone flying there. Try selecting a different server like Asia to connect to and see if that helps

  • @garys.674
    @garys.674 Год назад +1

    So how to you get this airplane?

  • @Pierluigi_Di_Lorenzo
    @Pierluigi_Di_Lorenzo Год назад

    is the oil burn modelled?