101° F Phoenix Takeoff & Night Landing in a Baron 58

[@RMAG]

Contents: 00:00 Introduction 01:14 101° F hot Phoenix day 03:33 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport takeoff KPHX 07:56 In flight Oxygen Discussion 12:23 Night arrival to Oklahoma City area 15:50 Landing at University of Oklahoma Westheimer Airport KOUN 17:30 The next morning and the last flight 19:59 Takeoff from University of Oklahoma Westheimer Airport KOUN 22:43 Discussion on avoiding precipitation and icing with ADSB FIS-B and ForeFlight 26:45 Arrival into Philadelphia area 29:27 Landing at Chester County Airport KMQS 30:50 Final Thoughts

[@derstuka96]

It's great to see you making flying videos again. Keep them coming. The XC coast to coast with your pops was great.

[@synths.of.antarctica]

Really appreciate these videos; am in the process of getting my PPL and they're so informative. Night flying and instrumentation will be next on my list. Looking forward to your next videos, thanks once again!

[@pilotgirl5953]

Excellent series. I’m a former B58 owner. Loved it. ❤

[@RMAG]

I’m glad you enjoyed it, thank you.

[@imc2cavu]

1,000% on the Pilot's Cafe PDF. Huge help when I took my IRA check ride. 👍

[@stpello]

Thanks for another great video , love the Baron, what paint shop are you going to use and paint scheme

[@RMAG]

SureFlight.com

[@firepilot109]

Great flight. The Barons are great planes. The ones I have been in have the Prop and Manifold reversed and can be a little confusing because we have a PA32 6/260 and ours is standard like yours. Enjoyed the video

[@RMAG]

Baron B58’s had the throttle quadrant changed to the traditional throttle, prop, mixture configuration in 1984. So all Barons built after this date have the traditional setup.

[@firepilot109]

Thanks for info. Knew it happened sometime with the newer ones but didn't realize in 84! I need start adding go pros to my flights. @@RMAG

[@RMAG]

@@firepilot109 the GoPros are the easy part. Editing a five camera shoot can easily take as long as the flight itself so it takes some skill with a non-linear editing program.

[@firepilot109]

You did great job. Thanks@@RMAG