East Coast FLYING Adventure | PART 5 | KITTY HAWK

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Day 5 of our East Coast Tri-Pacer flying adventure. We fly from ocean city NJ to Kitty Hawk. While we didnt love our B&B I am glad we were able to visit the museum. Enjoy!
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5 июн 2024

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@christinewunder1672 3 года назад

Thanks for the memories!

@JMOUC265 3 года назад

Very enjoyable. Would have liked to have flown the whole way with you. Very cool to see the two hangared Tri Pacers. Next time you’re flying into CLT, give a heads up! Your wife is clearly becoming accustomed to the routine and flying. Looking forward to Part 6 and beyond. I am grateful for your generous sharing of your experiences!

@davidschmaus1 3 года назад

C Starks thank you so much! Yeah. She did great on this trip. I hope to make it south this winter. I’ll let you know for sure!

@kevincollins8014 3 года назад

That landing at First Flight was definitely sporty for sure. Don't feel bad though because I've honestly never seen a smooth approach into there. I used to watch that show Wicked Tuna and Outter Banks is where they were located. Looks like you two had a pretty good time and again thanks for taking the time to share this 😁

@davidschmaus1 3 года назад

Kevin Collins yeah. It definitely was a workout! Thanks again for watching!

@chrisolson4772 3 года назад

I just bought a tri-pacer myself and I’m curious about what you installed to get it IFR certified? Thanks for the videos, I have been sharing them to my wife using your travels as a example for what I have in store for us.

@davidschmaus1 3 года назад

Chris Olson that’s awesome Chris. I installed the two Garmin G5’s and the Garmin 355 nav/com. That wasn’t required for IFR though. It’s actually pretty easy to get the plane certified for IFR. You need the minimum IFR equipment (Google grabcard) then a mechanic has to do some inspections. Pitot static system I believe and a few other things. That inspection was a few hundred dollars for me. Enjoy your plane!