I love the DA 62, but i don't know why i keep watching these videos bcuz i sure can't afford 1 lol, but it sure is nice to dream. :) Amazing aircraft!!!!
I know what you mean , I had flying lessons a number of years ago but could not afford to keep it up, I’m now 61 and still wish I could’ve been a pilot , I would love to Owen and fly the D62 , great safe aircraft, all I do now is watch on yutube, oh well
Very stable airplane. You can see the difference in the yoke/stick in other videos like the Baron. Lots of adjustments and fighting the yoke. The diamond just sails in even with heavy crosswind.
I personally found the diamond quite unstable in wind (the da42 anyway) I think this guy just knows that it's not worth fighting it. You see quite a lot of people putting stupid amounts of control input in when landing. I was always taught to move the stick as little as possible, think this guy is doing just that.
@@tedm6894 Exactly your comment is old but you said it right agreed . Thats what i found . i thought its just in simulator . It is because of the aicrafts wings design and they are not heavy enough to be stable when wind is higher than 40 knts . Trust me this design is failed but aircraft is a beauty .
How does that synthetic vision in the screen work to emulate the approach so accurately? Is it input from an on-board radar? In any case it's really cool technology
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I love the DA 62, but i don't know why i keep watching these videos bcuz i sure can't afford 1 lol, but it sure is nice to dream. :) Amazing aircraft!!!!
I know what you mean , I had flying lessons a number of years ago but could not afford to keep it up, I’m now 61 and still wish I could’ve been a pilot , I would love to Owen and fly the D62 , great safe aircraft, all I do now is watch on yutube, oh well
I can understand you, because I can’t afford it too, but I still keeping watching this kind of video!
Very stable airplane. You can see the difference in the yoke/stick in other videos like the Baron. Lots of adjustments and fighting the yoke. The diamond just sails in even with heavy crosswind.
I personally found the diamond quite unstable in wind (the da42 anyway) I think this guy just knows that it's not worth fighting it. You see quite a lot of people putting stupid amounts of control input in when landing. I was always taught to move the stick as little as possible, think this guy is doing just that.
@@tedm6894 Exactly your comment is old but you said it right agreed . Thats what i found . i thought its just in simulator . It is because of the aicrafts wings design and they are not heavy enough to be stable when wind is higher than 40 knts . Trust me this design is failed but aircraft is a beauty .
absolutely love the DA62
What a beautiful plane.
I've I ever win the lottery, this plane will be my first purchase.
Nice landing in gusty conditions. Well done!
Love this aircraft! Very Safe and Stable Airplane!
Perfect landing
ride em cowboy :))
looks like a sweet machine
Great Job. I was nervous
Wow you made that look easy. Butter..
Cool landing work from a lefty.
You pretty much have to hold the stick in your left hand if you are flying from the left seat. Right hand controls throttles.
Great video
I hate cross wind landings like but the da62 does very nicely
👍👍
Nice job.
That was gooood! Skills at work ( play, haha)
Are the props electric/pitch adjustable? If so why not have them counter rotating?
Wouldn't that make him fly backwards?
Idiot
Being geared engines they would need an extra gear. Not necessary.
bad camera location in cockpit.
How does that synthetic vision in the screen work to emulate the approach so accurately? Is it input from an on-board radar? In any case it's really cool technology