Thanks Ian, yeah that was my first ever RUclips video. In all honesty I really had no idea what I was doing (born in a different era) not that I’m any Spielberg now but at least I know how to edit the video to cut all the wobbly stuff out. I also didn’t have a camera so I used a first gen iPad 👍.
Hi Juan, the prop is a “Brolga” brand name. You alter the pitch by using different pitch blocks in the hub. Each blade has its own blocks, it’s a fairly simple process and doesn’t take long but you need to buy different blocks to alter the pitch. This brand I believe is no longer made but you will see them come up for sale now and then on ultralight aircraft sale sites. It’s a great prop, beautifully balanced and maintenance free but be careful when buying used that it has not been from an aircraft that has been stored outside in the sun. Prolonged time in the sun does affect the coating on the blades. Hope this helps.
@@JuanGomez-zj3xb Hi Juan, not metal actually carbon fiber covered fiberglass and yes they do look nice. Another bonus is if you get caught in light rain they are not as susceptible to damage as the timber propellers.
Thanks Albert yes I still enjoy flying it after all this time. Because of the narrow fuselage it feels more like your wearing it not just sitting in it, glad you enjoyed the video.
Hi David, at 6’4” I’d say you would have very little room for your knees when using the rubber pedals. I would recommend you try getting in & out of one before you put your hand in your pocket. I’m 5’10” and very comfortable but don’t have a lot of excess room.
Hi Bernie yeah film production is probably not my forte but in my defense it was my first go at doing this sort of thing, hopefully you find my other clips a bit easier to follow. I sort of wing it ( pardon the pun ) as I'm going but I have recently added another aircraft to the fleet ( a Sport Supapup ) so I will try to be a bit more viewer friendly with this one. Cheers, Steve.
Gday Roberto, yes sure will fit at 7 ft with a little bit to spare, enjoy your plane do some hours with the doors off first to get to know it then put them on. It yaws a bit with the doors but in reality this will take you 10 minutes to get used to and then you will be fine, Jon won't even notice it anymore enjoy your plane. Steve.
Steve; Have you considered writing a script before starting to shoot? (It could be a help to point the camera to the place being mentioned ... I got quite giddy following the view)
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Great first RUclips!
Thanks Ian, yeah that was my first ever RUclips video. In all honesty I really had no idea what I was doing (born in a different era) not that I’m any Spielberg now but at least I know how to edit the video to cut all the wobbly stuff out. I also didn’t have a camera so I used a first gen iPad 👍.
Excellent plane Instrument panel well done .10/10/2021
What it’s the exactly prop info pls
Hi Juan, the prop is a “Brolga” brand name. You alter the pitch by using different pitch blocks in the hub. Each blade has its own blocks, it’s a fairly simple process and doesn’t take long but you need to buy different blocks to alter the pitch. This brand I believe is no longer made but you will see them come up for sale now and then on ultralight aircraft sale sites. It’s a great prop, beautifully balanced and maintenance free but be careful when buying used that it has not been from an aircraft that has been stored outside in the sun. Prolonged time in the sun does affect the coating on the blades. Hope this helps.
@@standupmoto thank you. I think the metal blades looks better then that wood prop 👍
@@JuanGomez-zj3xb Hi Juan, not metal actually carbon fiber covered fiberglass and yes they do look nice. Another bonus is if you get caught in light rain they are not as susceptible to damage as the timber propellers.
Nice. Plane. Cool
Thanks Albert yes I still enjoy flying it after all this time. Because of the narrow fuselage it feels more like your wearing it not just sitting in it, glad you enjoyed the video.
Does a 1.96 mts. tall fit well?
Hi David, at 6’4” I’d say you would have very little room for your knees when using the rubber pedals. I would recommend you try getting in & out of one before you put your hand in your pocket. I’m 5’10” and very comfortable but don’t have a lot of excess room.
@standupmoto Many thanks for the tips. Good night and Happy workweek ahead!
Hi Bernie yeah film production is probably not my forte but in my defense it was my first go at doing this sort of thing, hopefully you find my other clips a bit easier to follow. I sort of wing it ( pardon the pun ) as I'm going but I have recently added another aircraft to the fleet ( a Sport Supapup ) so I will try to be a bit more viewer friendly with this one. Cheers, Steve.
Gday Roberto, yes sure will fit at 7 ft with a little bit to spare, enjoy your plane do some hours with the doors off first to get to know it then put them on. It yaws a bit with the doors but in reality this will take you 10 minutes to get used to and then you will be fine, Jon won't even notice it anymore enjoy your plane. Steve.
Thank`s steve, i am working on the air frame an had some light corrosion, so have many hours to go
Not sure if you still around. can tell me how many feet`s wide is the track? i will pick up one on a 7 feet trailer and not sureif will fit. , tnk`s
Steve; Have you considered writing a script before starting to shoot?
(It could be a help to point the camera to the place being mentioned ... I got quite giddy following the view)
Bernie McCann First video ever Bernie but thanks for the feedback I’ll work on it.