I am fine thank you. My Jodel has been out of the air for some time with a major canopy crack and engine baffle work. During this time I filmed from the back of John's RV4 but have switched to recording sound on to a Sony recorder. Have you seen any?
Great video Ben. Can I ask what that item is that you use to hold the GoPro against the pilot side window (wing view), and where you got it from etc? Thanks!
Hi Ben just started posting some videos of my own following your technique to an extent so thank you for that, just out of interest how did you get SkyDemon to show up on video?
Love the videos Ben. I got a few hours under my belt at Sherburn a couple of years ago but had to put my training on hold..... life got in the way and all that ;) Watching your videos keeps my appetite up to finish what i started one day. If you ever need a passenger ;)
+Oliver Shotter if it's something you're considering you should go down to your local airfield for a Trial Lesson, they aren't as expensive as you may think!
I have a huge soft spot for Cardiff where I learnt to fly back in the late nineties, many happy a year based in Cardiff (a certain Beagle Pup which I know is still based there) before moving to Scotland. Ah the memories. Will need to pop into the flying when I'm down at some point, hopefully the restaurant is as good as ever!
How on earth you decipher all that chatter, is simply beyond me! How you know the difference of messages directed at you and those directed at other aircraft is simply bewildering. I was listening out for your call sign, but nah! Ill leave the piloting to you!
Not on this nor BAe Training's other PA28, no. Warriors don't tend to have an AP (it was an expensive option), Cherokee 180s and Archer's often have the basic Piper autocontrol (single axis) AP.
Plane Old Ben couple of weeks ago. It'll be going to FIS in November and staying like that indefinitely. There's some big issues that need to be sorted out at the airfield. Big users have left and the airport authority is working out the next steps.
