Angle of Attack Indicator, explained and demonstrated

Angle of attack indicator explained
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[@ianjames4445]

Love these videos. Talented, professional pilot. Explanation of the AOA indicator was top notch.

[@rvrnnr987]

Your videos showcase flying with skill in a way that few others do. Good info on the AoA, and what it means for flying! Watching your videos over the last year or so has helped me to stay motivated to argue my case with the FAA to give me my medical back! Thanks!

[@sloppydog4831]

Cool video, thanks. I've always watch your videos looking at the AoA indicator, and now that they are explained, I can enjoy more all of them.

[@DiamondDoorsInc]

That is a skilled landing. Great video!

[@daffidavit]

Notice there is little if no "float" during his round out because he is not using his airspeed indicator as a guage to determine his approach. Rather, he is relying on how much lift he has available by using his AOA indicator. It's no wonder why people who fly Mooneys land long with excess airspeed during the round out. Their final approach speed is too fast under the circumstances. Then, they add extra airspeed for wind gusts for "just in case". They end up using more runway than necessary for the misconceived notion that "extra airspeed" is necessary safety. It is not. It's probably less safe to come in hot than to come in at the proper AOA all the way to the ground.

[@billclark7549]

The slip and skid indicator is brilliant. Visible from 01:02 through 3:05.

[@MatthewManshadi]

Great video

[@mmaurice100]

How do we get a ride along? This is some serious flying.

[@soyanarchisto4443]

These are so awesome! What do you think is the installation time for a flush mount falcon hud in a run of the mill cessna? Thanks for this awesome viddy!

[@leighallen9255]

What's up I saw the video interview on the other pilot Chanel and was wondering you can show of the motor cycle racing you use to do

[@motoadveBackcountry182]

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[@leighallen9255]

Thanks that was great the husky is top of the line, when I was riding in the late-60s and 70s the two stroke was hard to beat also The maico the bulls were fast but had engine issues thanks again that was some cool riding

[@frednorthup1657]

I wish dynon would make a heads up display for the glass panel. They have one on the screen but it is small and too difficult to see

[@pauloHenrique-xe9wv]

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[@cabi599]

Thanks for including me in your video (Cabi~ : AlphasystemsAoA)

[@HookedOnUtah]

what band and model of AOA are you using?

[@Drpunga]

What HUD are you using for iphone?

[@motoadveBackcountry182]

@@Drpunga Alpha Systems

[@alqumran5379]

Best angle of attack indicator on any Cessna is the front of the engine cowling. It tells you all. retired CPL bush pilot

[@JuanPablo-lx8wo]

Interesting, Could you explain a bit more?

[@jimallen8186]

@@JuanPablo-lx8wo he is saying pitch shows AOA, which is true as long as your wings are straight (no AOB).

[@jimallen8186]

And you’re holding constant pitch

[@stanspiper]

Can not hear mr Cabigas

[@HookedOnUtah]

Great Video