Aerolite 103 crosswind takeoff n landing

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  • Опубликовано: 9 янв 2025

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  • @marks7502
    @marks7502 Год назад +1

    nice. thnx for making videos

    • @douglasmoran3070
      @douglasmoran3070  Год назад +1

      Your welcome, thanks for commenting, I’ll be back to making videos again very soon, had to take a little break.

  • @motorcyc1
    @motorcyc1 Год назад +1

    Nice flying!
    What is the highest windy day you have flown the 103 in?

    • @douglasmoran3070
      @douglasmoran3070  Год назад +2

      That was it, steady winds of 13 with gusts to 20 it was a good day to practice a little crabbing and really working that rudder.

    • @motorcyc1
      @motorcyc1 Год назад +1

      @@douglasmoran3070
      Thank you! I've been training in the lite sport eglet and getting ready to fly my aerolite 103. That is awesome flying 😎

    • @douglasmoran3070
      @douglasmoran3070  Год назад +3

      @@motorcyc1 best advice I could give is watch your airspeed like a hawk, especially on takeoffs n landing and remember to fly all the way to the ground. I always carry a little extra airspeed right into ground effect air, then reduce throttle and hold flair to touch mains first. Your gonna really like the way your 103 flies, just don’t try and yank it up at lift off, just gradually let her rise up. Happy flying and are you going to make n post some videos?

    • @motorcyc1
      @motorcyc1 Год назад

      @@douglasmoran3070
      Thank you for that information. I've been told about the air speed and landing on this aircraft. I appreciate your help.
      It will be a while before I take her up. But I will let you know in my experience flying it.

  • @rogersmart1766
    @rogersmart1766 Год назад +1

    Do these airplanes come with an airspeed indicator or an altimeter ?

    • @douglasmoran3070
      @douglasmoran3070  Год назад +1

      The airspeed indicator you’ll notice a graduated tube with sliding membrane within it that moves up and down giving you a fairly accurate measurement of airspeed. Altimeter is located on the instrument panel and is also fairly accurate, most Panels include exhaust and cylinder head temperature indicators as well.