How to Fly the Douglas DC-3
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- Опубликовано: 24 июн 2019
- Avoid some thunderstorms and learn to fly the DC-3, as I get my SIC type rating.
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The plane actually outlived every man who designed it.
Lol 😂 true
It was designed in the days of Leave it to Beaver
@@alaingrenier9128 No way, Leave it to Beaver day viewed in 1957. The B-52 was ordered immediately after WW2 in 1946, first flight 1952. Radio was king when the B-52 was designed.
@@label1877 the plane ✈️ looks pretty flimsy
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Full motion simulator, talk about a guy who truly is passionate about teaching others
What a great instructor!
Need more people like that
Dan is the man when it comes to the DC-3. He's a great teacher and instructor.
Amazing. The takeoff sequence in a DC-3 is really something to wrap your mind around. The fact you have to lift the tail before V1 is reached and then completely reverse your inputs on the yoke looks like it takes some practice.
Обычно это не требуются, хвост и сам неплохо поднимается. Наверное это связано с малой полосой.
A superb video: Straight to the point, visuals timed and framed as to support the voices, and most of all very real. The fact that we are drawn so completely into the narrative without thinking how hard it is to actually make a film like this, is a credit to the technical, communication and production skills of the pilot, his partner and whoever edits!
That was brilliant. I've never flown on a DC3. My aunt was a flight attendant on a DC2 in Melbourne Australia, which crashed into a mountain side in 1938. This was pre radar and any sort of navigational aids. I never met her as I was born in 1952 but there is a memorial to them at the site. That's eighty year old technology there.
80 year old technology has its perks. It's gotten 80 years of trials and tribulations. I much prefer operating and maintaining my cast iron 1964 Gibson Snowblower versus those new ones that have all plastic parts, thin aluminum frames and electronics to break down!
Sorry about your aunt.
wow, CFIT issue or what happened? perhaps the DC2 had more issues. being a flight attendant on that airline must have been a blast, I bet she had some good stories.
I flew one back in the nineties and will always remember it fondly. That first takeoff was one that I will always remember as I was dancing on the rudder waiting for the tail to start flying and then rotate. What a rush.
The engine driven blower you were describing around 8:07 is usually referred to as a supercharger.
Exactly what I was thinking. Blower driven by exhaust gases, turbo charger, blower driven directly off of the engine, super charger.
Was going to say the same thing.
stupid charger. rob power to make power, just jokes.
@@coryostrom2937 No superchargers are very useful. They significantly increase the power of an engine and are especially important at high altitudes to maintain the correct fuel to air ratios for power and efficiency. The increase in power is therefore far greater than the power required to drive the system and has benefits for speed and ceiling height. This has a flow-on effect that you can get more power from a lighter engine so it's worthwhile for that reason if nothing else.
This technology was crucial in 1942 and to the end of the war to maintain air superiority over Axis aircraft which were also usually supercharged, and continues to be very important in piston aircraft engine design today as is the turbocharger for the same reasons. The supercharger is superior to the turbo charger in most high altitude applications because it gives more consistent benefits over a wider range of throttle and altitude situations.
A blower is usually referring to the roots style superchargers, these must have a centrifugal type?
Really nice video, Matt! I must say, that that old timer instructor really brought back memories for me. Those old guys are the best. He reminds me of my first instructor, Art Frost, flying out of KFRG - Farmingdale NY, in 1983. Some of my most instructive lessons were with older instructors, and their teachings have served me well to this day. You did great with the DC-3! Congrats!
My absolute favourite and one of the most beautiful aircraft ever to fly... I love the Dak so much, nice one!!!
The graphics on that full motion sim is amazing!
Thats the ray-tracing with the help of the NVIDA chip
Idk how this came up but I’m so stoked. DAN IS THE MAN!!! only some of us can only truly appreciate how incredible this opportunity really is, wow!
Such a beautiful plane Douglas made.
Can't believe all you RUclips contributors actually took time off to spend the holiday with your families instead of posting new vids for us to watch. ENJOY! Looking forward to your next post!
Awesome Matt! Just recently been for the celebrations at US Air Force Base Wiesbaden for the DC-3 Drop&Flyover ...incredible sound and scenery! Thats hard work these Machines...
One of your best videos. Great camera work, drone footage, and background music.
Can do that at a municipal airport aka small airport like john c tune and maury regional both in middle tn though
Congratulations! Love this! Hope to see great adventures in the DC3!
Absolutely great video Matt! Love these old birds
WOW! 10:50, sure sit high in that thing!! Another great show, thanks for taking us along, that was intense!
That was fun and great job Matt! A good DC-3 primer and it brought back fond memories a few decades ago when I was about your age (and had B-55 Baron) a friend and I bought a few of hours of DC-3 Dual so one could watch while the other took dual.
That was awesome! I was imagining that's what it was like taking off in a C-47 in WWII.
My grandfather flew the DC3 for Eastern Airlines. What a great plane. Thanks for sharing.
Matt, awesome video. Fun to see your progression as a pilot.
There's a disconcerting flicker of the gear status indicators just after 21:45 after he says "Close it all the way."
nice! awesome flying and really love that camera work in the cockpit :)
My grandfather had a small fleet of DC3 and war surplus C-47 Skytrains. He did aerial surveys, U.S. mail and general cargo all over the southwest, mostly farmers and rangers and later the oil and gas industry. I was trying to tell if this plane was indeed a DC3 as they were manufactured from 1936 through 1942 and again in 1950. There is still a lot of C-47s out there, very cable aircraft. A lot of the earlier models had the Wright R-1820 Cyclone 9 engines and a lot of the later 3s and C-47s had the Pratt & Whitney R-1830 Twin Wasp. After the war when they started showing up as surplus a lot of pre1942 DC3s swapped over to the Pratt & Whitney R-1830 Twin Wasp. The Cyclone 9 loved to backfire would scare the crap out of me every time. The Twin Wasp would make this very low throb at cruise, then the engines would somehow sync and made this roaring sound, then they would fall out of sync they also would put a blue fire ring out the exhaust when you got the air-fuel mixture right at altitude. My grandfather would carry a barrel of oil on every plane as you mentioned in the video each engine is 25 gallons. And it was fun getting that dolly and barrel out the plane. Great Planes. You didn't really need airstrips just a somewhat level area to land and take off from. A lot of these planes were used as both passenger and cargo in Alaska. Good video.
Matt...I am in awe of what you have been able to accomplish at your young age. I am also challenging you to the fact that I got my Private at age 16 and picked up my first airplane at Sioux Fall, SD the following December. A limited production Lark 95 aircraft made by Helton Aircraft in Mesa, AZ (check it out), a 120 mph cruise at 4.5 gallons/hr (Drone). Better mileage than most cars back in the 60's. Flew it back to Ohio with a coffee grinder radio and needle ball orientation, dead reckoning guidance, as I didn't know if the VOR worked or not. Spent Christmas Eve snowed in at Mason City, IA and left the next severe clear day with an iced runway, 50 knot crosswind, no run-up available (cause you'd just skid off the ice if you did) and off we went. Wind was to our backs so made it to Ohio in record time even with the 3 times I hit my head on the canopy in slow-flight turbulence. Loved that plane! Had one of only two east of the Mississippi. All that said...I hope you, too, are in awe of the experience and tutelage you enjoyed under the watchful eyes of your mentor in the DC3. Keep on posting...I'll join your Patreon...just cause you're a kid doing great things for aviation...keep it up!
So happy for you man haha!! That is my favorite airplane of all time, I just love her lines. I even had the floor standing ashtray with the DC-3 sitting proudly on the top with a lighted cabin and cockpit. The base even had a light in it... I sadly had to sell that ashtray last year because things got hard. Hope fully I'll find another one to restore.
Phenomenal, truly. Thanks Matt !
Wow that airplane keeps you on your toes, no pun intended. Another great video from Matt.
Absolutely great video. I was fascinated by the method of getting the tail wheel up on takeoff and down after landing. I just love the Dakota, my favoirite all time aircraft that will outlive us all. Thanks for sharing ✈❤👍👏👏😃
I learn so much watching your vids.
THANK YOU I love the DC-3
This is old I know that! This guy makes some of the best videos!!
The senior pilot is outstanding!
Happy 100k subs matt love your vids
Young man becoming a real pilot learning how to fly a Bird like that. NICE! Greetings from Brazil.
Beautiful aircraft !
I like how you said, "We got some snacks" with the camera turned around facing her 🙂 00:11
Nice flying and situational awareness.
Killer! Love the RUclips channel keep it up. This kind of stuff keeps my dreams fresh
Well done, Matt.
Sweet Ride ! Thanks for takin us along. Later !
One of the millions of stories about that aircraft: it's said that a C-47 Skytrain variant of the DC-3, was attacked by a German fighter (wrong, see below), which failed to score any hits. Then the faster fighter accidentally clipped the C-47 as it overtook it. The C-47 was unscathed, but the German fighter (wrong, see below) went down. Even though it carried no armaments whatsoever, the C-47 was credited with the kill! [Edit: I was wrong, it was the Pacific Theater vs a Japanese Mitsubishi Zero. Still good performance in a purely passive and defensive mode from that C-47.]
Very nice , thanks for share
Cant wait to see your Europe trip.footage !. Makes sense with your experience to scoot over !. Saw you briefly in one of The Plane Savers vids too
True piloting that! Brings back memories of flying Blantyre to Lilongwe in a Dak with Air Malawi.....late 60's. Formidable aircraft......good STOL performance on dirt runways.
I found matt on the back of the oapa flight training magazine advertising weather training just got into aviation and i saw matt on RUclips first its nice to see hes making it out there
Thank you very much for this video!
Great Job Matt! cant wait for the Transatlantic flight.
I’ve always had a a soft spot for DC-3s! I can’t wait to see you fly transatlantic in one!
look at you how cool it that, you nailed the landing. well done you.
Golly good show Matt! Awesome you got to fly the DC 3.. Next time in Atlanta.. Have to buy you lunch at 57 th fighter group. Every Wednesday except holiday weeks.
Got a 95 WW II Vet (b 24)Col. Harold Davidson who is a silver wings member that has about 4000 hour flying the ol dc 3 (Korea and Nam)! Cheers and Blue Skies
Once again -- Thank you Sir!
“Keep what ya got” great style Dan ❤️🙏
Came over here from another channel to see how you learned to fly the tail during takeoff. Great instructions!
Nice video. Thanks. Looks like a handful.
Matt - I've enjoyed ALL of your videos but this one is stunning! Your Cessna and Bonanza episodes are great but a Type Rating for a DC-3!!! :-) Always wanted to fly one but the expense is beyond me ... and for what? I am just happy with myPVT SEL and Instrument - and I'm current! OMG ... my first DC-3 trip was 70 years ago!! I was, 'um, 11.... DAYS old .... DEN>MDW>MKG 3/10-11/1949 .... I still have the ticket!
Glad to hear your story. 11 days old, I bet the gentle vibration of the DC-3 might have helped you burp and maybe helped with any colic you might have had... because that's the kind of good that airplane apparently does for people. Great story. If I can ever even touch the vulanized rubber tire of a DC-3, I will count myself blessed.
Nicely done!
Thanks Matt
Wow, what a beast! Great video!
Wow.. Now I got the I WANTS to fly a DC3.. Great video..
Well done brother!
very instructional
you are the "snack man" wow, i love the instructor...
thank you very much
Matt is it I believe ?
Thank you for teaching those young guys how to drive a DC-3, machine is truly enigmatic and could last for the life of the world.
I like so much to watch your Videos
Good content waiting for more of this
Excellent video and you are a damn good pilot Matt, hope you enjoyed yourself over here in England.
Stephen. 🏴
lots of snacks, as usual. great vlog, as usual lol. Cheers!!
21:26 "looks like we're going to hit those polls but we're really not..." I still held my breath they looked so close! I'd love to be in that parking lot 😍
Nice flying.
Congrats on 100k subs
Matt, watch you flying a dc-3 in jet and super technology era is a heresia hahaha, I'm joke, is awesome!! I love old planes and wanted have an opportunity like this.
Great video and thanks for share with us!! Hugs from Brazil!!
Killer.I'm not a pilot but dig your work!
1st time viewer... you sir, are living the dream.
I see you're a fan of those Sabra hummus packs! me too! They're great for a quick lunch, and I can always find them at my local Kwik Trip.
21:48 the gear goes from green to unsafe for a moment... Great video!
My favourite plane ever
Man I loved the takeoff in the DC felt like I was there!
Very Good.
I am not sure who is the girl next to you but every time she flies with she always brings the goodies. You need to have her more on your flights. Loved the simulator lol thank you for sharing.
Ya! More girl less Matt! lol
“Fly the tail down” are some words to live by...
I’ve watched too many videos of dan walking people through dc3 landings
Wow, cool vid. That instructor is godlike.
Congrats on 100K
Very cool vid!
White knuckle take off, pretty impressive. Good job, great plane.
Ohh cool.. have fun greetings from Germany
Ermahgerd that takeoff over the road If I were underneath I would soil myself. Looks tense, but this is amazing!
That was so awesome. So jealous 👍
Got you beat. We actually bought the Lockheed Corp DC-3 plane. in the 70's Chief pilot lit it off weekly for years/decades. Annuals all current. That was a beauty
Extremely envious.
Love your flights in Europe! Can't wait to see you flying back there..
She must be using a Sony..
Awesome video ! Let's get those 100k subscribers !
Thanks for mentioning the DVT risk. It is a real issue and many pilots don’t realize it. I would suggest wearing compression socks as well.
That was so cool.
Great video, its fun to RUclips fly with you.
I hope some day I get the opportunity to fly a Douglas dc-3! I love flying the old style prop driven planes!
That was bad ass!