Pick up Sister Flight & Twin Cessna Fuel Explained

Quick flight down to beautiful North Georgia to pick my sister up so she can come hang out with us for a few days. Jaime slept in on this flight so I took the time to explain tip tank Twin Cessna Fuel systems in detail as I've been asked many times by some of ya'll. Hope it wasn't too boring!! Next video will be the return flight with my sister. P.S. she's not a good flyer. :)
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[@billmccurdy8944]

Kevin, I have been watching your page now for a couple of years. I will be turning 85 in a month from now but airplanes are still my first love. I was raised on a farm in western Oklahoma 11 miles south of Gotebo Oklahoma, Dad had a 1938 Taylorcraft. WW2 had just started and we could not get much gasolene for the old pickup truck. My Mom was a licenced pilot also. about 1942. I remember Dad filling the Taylorcraft with Tractor Gasolene and I would ride to Hobart Oklahoma about 25 miles away in the old taylorcraft to get groceries with Mom. We flew the Taylorcraft to save the tires on the old truck because you could get no tires during the war. about the end of WW2 Okla.A&M (now OSU) President rounded up a bunch of farmers (Dad being one) and they organized the National Flying Farmers of america My Dad being elected the first Treasure. At the end of WW2 Dad moved to hemphill county Texas and worked with Hemphill County and started the Hemphill county airport with dad being manager. He bought 3 aeronca champs to train WW2 vets on there GI bill and he also bought a Stinson SR-9 Gullwing war surplus. He paid 500$ for it. What brought me to this story was your new paint job which reminded of this old Stenson which was painted solid black with those big old gull wings being Red with Black trim on leading edges. All the valve cover humps on that 9 cylinder engine were red also and the wheel pants were gorgeous.They said it had 3 or 4 coats of hand rubbed lacquer that looked 1/2 " thick. that reminded me of your new paint job which is so beautiful. I was only 11 or 12 years of age and mom and dad both did charter work with that old bird. If there was a empty seat left over I was in it. I rode many a mile with my Mom sometimes Dad flying cattle Ranchers from Panhandle of Texas to Chicago, Kansas City , and Fort Worth to cattle sales. We didn't fly nearly as fast as you can in your 310 cessna. but I loved every mile behind that old vibrating 9 cylinder radial. My job even though I was only 11 or 12 years old was to check and fill the oil. That old engine would use about 1/2 to 1 1/ 2 qts of 90 weight oil every hour. guess what the youngest member of this operation had to do after each flight???? I had to wipe that Black painted belly completely where all that oil collected. Later Dad sold the Stenson and bought a yellow Staggerwing beach with a 450 pratt and whitney which would cruse at about 190 and guess who had to wipe down the belly???? Me But I told everyone that beautiful yellow biplane was mine Hehehe. Hope I did not Bore you with childhood on the farm and living on the airport later, You know how us old Farts are. Even so I will tell you one thing! once you have been around airplanes, they are in your Blood and you can never get it out. Even when I went into US Navy I wanted to Fly But I was Colorblind and never got to fulfill my dream of flying in the Navy. But I did get to serve on the USS Boxer CV-21 Essex Class carrier and I could go to my secret spot and watch the flight operations with all the catapult launches and the retreavels. Now here I am with my wings clipped by this corona -19 virus Taking up your time with war stories. Please forgive me if this was too boring.

[@markg4459]

Not boring Bill. Thanks for your service...and the story!

[@timproseus7633]

Great story sir . No boredom here ; I could listen to stories of times gone by all day . Thank you

[@v1rotait23]

Hi from New Zealand Bill, Thank you for your US Navy service, and your great story about oil burning radials as a youngster! Very precious memories, keep safe, and we love Kevin and Jaime's channel! David.

[@inquisitive980]

Great story, thanks for sharing.

[@jcims]

This is a fantastic story Bill! Thanks so much for sharing it with all of us. Please feel free to share them any time...

[@kylekendall1587]

IT is so great seeing you posting videos! Really loving the look of that new paint! Living the Dream! Thanks for sharing your passion and 1BC with us!

[@monsterzero760]

Thank you and to your wife for sharing your flying experiences. I follow a few private pilots on KZbin and each video you all put up gives me the feeling that I am in the back or the right seat flying with you. Love the different cities and areas of the country you all fly to. I am very honored to be able to enjoy these videos. Prayers for you and your family for great times and safe flights. Thank you so much and God Bless You and Your Family!

[@TheChuckinSC]

Of all my subscribed videos, this is by far my favorite. Just want you to know it’s like being onboard with y’all. Your personalities are perfect! I know it takes a lot of work to put these together. A sincere thanks!

[@prestonmiller9552]

Kevin that paint Job is just great! Your plane has evolved into a fabulous machine. Thanks for all you do. Love the videos!

[@310Pilot]

Thank you for the support Preston!! We are loving how she's turned out. :)

[@garyl4538]

Kevin, always enjoy your vids and education along the way. Your clear discussion of the fuel systems and the 5 minute delay changing tanks on each side is a valuable precaution.

[@310Pilot]

Thank you Gary! Glad you're enjoying the channel. :)

[@jtthill5475]

Great having a family get together. 1BC just keeps getting better looking. All the best to you and yours for the reunion. Great explanation of the fuel system. Simple yet complex and understandable. Thanks for sharing.

[@MikeJamesMedia]

Nice! It's always good to see you in the air. Looking forward to this year's adventures!

[@jschucke]

Forgot how much I enjoy watching your videos. They are so well done. I learn something new each time. Thanks for sharing.

[@ZoomIDoRx8]

Thank you for the fuel tank lesson and the great scenery. Always enjoy your vids.

[@310Pilot]

Thanks for the feedback and glad you enjoyed it!!

[@7up3down32]

Love when you explain the specifics of 1bc and take the camera and show up close of the panel. Beautiful Bird! My wife and I dream about doing this one day.

[@310Pilot]

Thanks for the feedback! I'm sure you and your wife will have a blast doing the same. :)

[@Adam-Michaud]

Ohhh man that sound never gets old! The distinct, deep growl of a twin Cessna as both engines come up to the take off power setting instantly brings me in time a few years! Crazy how a simple sound like that can bring back such great memories. I was a flight Paramedic for 13 years starting my career in a cramped 414, and eventually graduating to two 421C Golden Eagles. Amazing aircraft that were built like a brick house! 5,762 missions flown, 4 emergency landings, countless lives saved.. Doesn’t get any better.

[@ri1288]

Love seeing when you get to fly down to Georgia. It’s awesome seeing my neck of the woods from the air. Great video and as always, Go Dawgs!

[@JohnTalbot-k6xi]

The Paint is Sharp --- best I have ever seen !! Thanks for the ride along pick up tips every time.

[@310Pilot]

Thanks John!! I love how it turned out. :)

[@onementality9781]

The first video I watched on this channel inspired me so much I decided to go complete my Private license. The way you was explaining what you was doing idk something just clicked with me, I understand how everything works so I’m pumped to go finish

[@archstanton9206]

Excellent lesson on the fuel system. Thanks for that. Hope you and your family stay well during this COVID deal. Was happy to see the notification this morning, your videos are always looked forward to.

[@310Pilot]

Thanks for the continued support Arch and glad you enjoyed the video!!

[@derekthurgood3696]

Great to see you going the extra mile to pick up your sister. It was also nice to see how you change over the fuel tanks! I felt as if I was sitting alongside you in 771bc for the whole trip.

[@310Pilot]

Thanks for the feedback Derek...glad you enjoyed it! Was hoping ya'll wouldn't find it too boring.

[@1006V]

Always glad to see you down in Gawga and hope you have a nice visit with your sister!

[@gervers]

We love your videos! Also understand the difficulties in juggling the day job with the flying/editing. I haven’t flown for almost 5 months thanks to Covid but tomorrow, I’m back in the air and back in my Arrow! So happy to be back!!!! Take care and look forward to the next one! Steve from London

[@310Pilot]

Thank you Steve!! Hope you had a nice flight today. Was hoping to be in your neck of the woods in the next couple of months but this stupid Covid thing may force us out of it.

[@gervers]

310 Pilot It was great to get back into the air thank you. If/when you can make it, you’d be welcome to hook up. I’m based in North London, fly out of Elstree and it’s barely 25mins to Duxford amongst other places to visit! God willing, we’ll all see the back of Covid soon! Stay safe

[@javierescalante1573]

Another great vid from u, Kevin. Nice you can do all this great picking up stuff. Keep the good flying as always.

[@garydell2023]

Kevin. Good to see you back in the air. Nice explanation of the fuel system. I forgot about that. Nice flight. Thank you. You, your sister & your family stay safe.

[@usernogo]

Family flying, what a beautiful reason to be up in the air. The upgraded look of the plane is well done as far as my feeling is and I think you upgraded on your landing skills also. Runway alignment and touch down, well done. Many greetings from Germany, Manfred.

[@gbro8822]

Your 310 is probably the best looking 310 I have ever seen. Great job and thank you.

[@robertlafnear4865]

Thanks for the ride along. LOTS better than driving ! Hope all in your family are well, stay safe.

[@adm7890]

Thank you for all your work involved in doing these videos. I really enjoy and have enjoyed for a while now.

[@robertthrailkill1368]

Enjoying your videos for past 2 years. Like the discussions and decision making. I am a Beechcraft Bonanza/Baron person but have always admired how great looking the Cessna 310 is. Well designed with long gear legs and tip tanks.

[@pauldouglas274]

Another great video, both of you guys are so professional and authentic as well as humble. All the best and continued good health and success from Peachtree City GA

[@davidthorpe6139]

That panel looks soooo clean now. Excellent job!

[@robertgiordano1561]

Very entertaining and I like the tech explanations and close shots of the instruments when you can to learn. Great job. I'm jealous. You appear to have done everything right in life. Congrats.

[@bluehornet6752]

Nice briefing on the fuel system. Brings back memories for me--I got my ME in a '56 310D (as I recall), back in 1987. Fun stuff!

[@JMOUC265]

Enjoyed the "all-flying" video. Thanks for the explanation of the fuel system, too. That is the Ohio River. Being from that area, I used to canoe and boat on it as a youngster. Louisville is called the Falls City due to the falls of the Ohio being there. Many locks, however, from its source to the Mississippi River. Looking forward to the the return trip. Your sister is fortunate to have a flying brother with a Cessna 310!

[@310Pilot]

Glad you enjoyed it! Was hoping ya'll wouldn't find it too boring. :) Just editing the trip with her back up and her expressions on takeoff are completely priceless!!

[@charlescobb86]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 thanks for all your hard work and all the info you present here. The new paint is beautiful!

[@310Pilot]

You're very welcome...glad you enjoyed it Charles!!

[@danaskubic2145]

Another great flight and video, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to trip back with sis.

[@herbsawtell1585]

Nice flight Kevin. Also nice to meet your sister Christy. So interesting to learn more about your 310. Especially like the closeups of the panel.

[@Mark.Brindle]

Thanks mate! Another great video to wake up too on a Saturday morning. Paint job looked awesome in the sun.

[@waynedoeblin6801]

Good to see you back in the air some more Kevin,love all the pilot chatter,and if there is a bit of static once in a while,I don't care,it's just reality. Take care now🙂

[@shaunroberts9361]

Nicely Done Pilot. Thank you for that description of the Fuel system in the 310. She is a Georgie Peach for sure. You go girl.....

[@tonymarks4043]

Another great video Kevin! The 310 color scheme looks amazing! Love it.

[@chips2348]

Thank you for all your hard work with your videos and your flying, you take me places I have never seen, being old and home bound really do enjoy all of your videos thank you so much a fan from Florida

[@jamespayton6777]

GREAT to see yall back in the air. Safe flying my friend's

[@310Pilot]

Glad to be back James!!

[@Kevin_747]

Beautiful 310. I flew 310 freighters in the late '70's. They were rough old airplanes with plenty of rash from prop ice and other stuff that happens in the commercial freight operation. Single pilot at night hauling mostly bank mail. I have some scary looking pics of mixed rime built forward on the tip tanks. Nice to see yours is a pampered pet. The 310 helped me to a long career in flying.

[@copflyer6569]

Good to see you back Kevin. Your sister is beautiful!

[@BenjaminKanarek]

Really loving the way the plane has evolved and your wonderful videos. From a Canadian fan living in Paris!

[@Romey43623]

Wow, with that baggage load, you should have brought the C130! Hee, hee.

[@310Pilot]

Ha ha... not sure I could afford the gas to taxi one of those beasts. :)

[@sirtango1]

310 Pilot that big silver milk truck parked in front of your plane doesn’t loot too cheap either LOL Fuel is always cheaper a few miles away from my home airport ktri sometimes by a couple of bucks especially when the race is in town.

[@stevemizar4143]

Your a good brother! Great job and thanks for the ride! God speed

[@WillBorgers]

Kevin, please heed this advice from a 340 pilot. as soon as the wheels come up, the right index & middle fingers go straight to the prop controls until you bring the power back to climb power. in the event of a low & slow engine failure, prop needs to be the absolute first and immediate reaction to save from a rollover. this is my process, and i've crashed a couple times in the sim when it catches me by surprise. when my wheels come up my entire focus is just waiting for an engine to blow. absolutely love the videos man, and thanks to you and Jaime for all you do as an ATC keeping us safe!

[@quinnjim]

That's really bad advise. Do nothing quickly. That just increases the chances that you will pull the wrong lever. Just be ready for an engine failure and have your steps memorized so that you can methodically deal with the problem. The first step is never to feather the prop.

[@WillBorgers]

@@quinnjim could be in other planes. that's how simcom has taught me for years, and it's the only way i've seen to rescue an engine out near MCA and 200' AGL in a twin cessna. even if you do pull the wrong prop, you then go to no thrust and are landing straight ahead instead of the rollover. in the twin cessnas we dont have time to do "nothing quickly" before blue line

[@kevincollins8014]

Awesome flight thanks for bringing me along with ya Kevin!

[@reddog3544]

Miss your co-pilot Kevin. Really enjoy flying with you guys. Your 310 looks super. Stay safe to you and family.

[@ninjakid225]

Brother, these videos you make, regardless of traveling or just a quick pick up. I love it. There's something oddly satisfying about watching people flying planes, which ironically makes me wanna get my Pilots license a lot more. My pops was a pilot in the AirForce back in the 60's- (I wanna say) 80's? He told me he did 20 years, and was also a pilot. He flew in Vietnam War, and brought home a lot of cool war stuff. Course Im only 20 and I wasn't around when that happened but I would have loved to see my pops in his youth. Anyway Love your vids. Keep it up!

[@310Pilot]

Thank you for the nice comment and feedback! Glad you're enjoying the channel. I bet your dad has some amazing flying stories.

[@billthomas6296]

Kevin, I love the way you explain how different systems on the 310 work. After watching your videos I think I would like to get a Cessna 310. I have always been partial to the Beechcraft Bonanza, my dad owned one when I was growing up and I loved flying in that beautiful bird. But now I am gravitating toward the 310.

[@allenaskren7020]

I like the information you give us. You are easy to listen to, thanks.

[@michaelmontag5863]

As a non-pilot, I thoroughly enjoy your explanations of the decisions you make as a pilot and how your 310 works,

[@avjayk]

Appreciate the fuel system explanation. Always hear you say that you are burning the Aux tanks but didn’t understand why you always did. Very good explanation and now understand why.

[@smokeater602]

Absolutely love the sound of a twin when the engines are brought up to take off power

[@310Pilot]

Me too!! :)

[@billnicholson2470]

Great brother you are! Look forward to the return flight. Man 1BC sure looks great!

[@jeffreycoble5887]

Thanks for the video. I lived 16 years in that area, split between Woodstock and Canton. Would drive out to the Cherokee airport to watch planes when I could. So this was really cool to see you fly into this airport where I would dream about possible taking flying lessons. Well, still dreaming about the lessons, but now I watch planes from the Rock Hill, SC airport. Was able to pick out some landmarks on your approach and landing. Once again, really cool!!

[@BamaContractor]

Thanks for the ride along Kevin. Good news to report! I got my medical back finally. Now trying to find time to get back in the air and finish up my ppl and find a plane. Football season not looking too good for us SEC Boys. I’m so done with this Covid-19. Keep’em coming.

[@MidnightWyvern]

I got excited as soon as you mentioned Cherokee, because that's where Peter Mueller is working on his Raptor project! He just uploaded another update video, so it should probably be ready for the test pilots to come back down to check it out soon.

[@franciscomoreno-cv3po]

Hi kevin, for a moment I thought you had abandoned your beautiful song I am used to listening to in your videos....Gladly to hear it at the end ! Bye the way, good explanation of the 310 fuel system! Stay safe!!!

[@310Pilot]

Glad you enjoyed the video Francisco! I mix up the music from time to time but always try to keep my theme song. :)

[@richorourke7872]

Hi kevin nice seeing u flying again Nice guy helping your sister.

[@ericsprague4273]

Thanks Kevin! It's been a while for me but I'm still watching your videos.

[@Clubracer144]

Another great video Kevin! I appreciate the time you take to explain different elements of 1BC and show the close ups of the panel. Do you have hot start issues in the twin?

[@fa300zxtt]

As always , thank you. Great paint job,wow.

[@davidmoran1422]

Love the turns into the runway. Nice camera work and flying.

[@drayhogg53]

I love it when you fly over the rivers Kevin. I worked as Captain on one of those boats you see down there for about 40 years. On this one you looked to be just west of Louisville over what might be Wolf Creek bend or possibly Rock Haven bend. That stretch of river has the most bends of the whole river in it. We call that stretch the wiggles. My icon picture over to the left here is of my vessel. The M/V Daniel P. Mecklenborg. I retired just this January. I now lead a life of leisure. Thanks for sharing the flights Kevin, do enjoy them.

[@310Pilot]

Very cool Donald! Sounds like a fun career. It was for sure wiggly there. :)

[@markmaccani9411]

Kevin, Great job on the video. I do miss the jump in the airplane and save travel time part of having one. Maybe someday again.

[@gordonclifton2694]

Made my evening! Now to get on with a few end of week chores - my domestic procrastination score has gone skywards during the COVID lockdown here in the UK...

[@johnparkman8150]

Nice to see two of my favorite youtubers come together randomly...Cherokee airport is where the Raptor prototype is based...cant wait till he gets it in the air...and the 310 is an amazing aircraft as well...you all keep rocking!!!

[@310Pilot]

Thanks John! I hadn't heard of the Raptor project until some of ya'll told me here. I'll have to check it out. :)

[@johnparkman8150]

@@310Pilot I have just completed all of the requirements for my ppl and am just waiting to get my check ride scheduled...

[@freedomrider30]

The dash looks so freaking good!!!! Love hearing the props working!!! The Chatt, N Ga area is so Awesome!!! Not been to the Airport, but have been through Cherokee County. 👍 But here's the thing. New NAV's, New Paint... You scared to land now??? 😜😜😜 LoL A+ K!!! I know you know, watch out for the hermits. Clear the line before calling clear now days. So freaking sad. A+ vid!!! 👍👍👍

[@kevintyler7900]

Its great that you explain all the dials and guages as iv'e always wanted to know what they were and how they operate.

[@1shARyn3]

Segue: Saw your write up by Jan Tegler in the July/August 2020 edition of Aerospace America. Nice! Very Nice!

[@terryrutherford2114]

Thanks Kevin. After things get safer would still love to see you guys do a series of videos out here on the West coast. Keep KAPC (Napa County) in mind. Wine tasting of course!

[@jerrybeaver9212]

Enjoyed the flight Kevin, whats not to love about the beautiful North Georgia mountains-Jerry

[@bobmcgehee1749]

Nice scenery for sure, good job Kev.

[@mcraft2222]

Nice job explaining the tanks. Keep em coming.

[@buddyhenson2559]

Hello from Cherokee County, Ga! Nice to have you in the neighborhood!

[@scottwillis199]

That is the airport that I got my ticket at. At the time it was 47a and the runways was 4 and 22. The building that was the fBO is gone along with the school I learned to fly at. Welcome to Georgia and the 310 looks great. Safe flying

[@dshortone]

Neat learning about the fuel system! Thanks for sharing some good systems knowledge and 310’ism. Unrelated, but too bad we didn’t see you at the C29 STOL competition a few weeks back. 😎

[@GeraldLaumeyer]

Thanks for another great video really liked learning about the fuel system.

[@barrydavid9287]

What a lucky sister, having her brother chauffeuring his own private plane/taxi down to Georgia ! Certainly better than driving for 14 hours each way. 310 is looking brilliant !

[@javierescalante1573]

And btw, rhe new paint job on your 310 looks pretty nice! Congrats for that.

[@karlfair]

Nice episode Kevin. It seems that with most channels once subs are over 100k, the volume of comments get to be to much to keep up with. Plus, the number of folks who comment here seems to higher than a lot of other channels. Comment when you can and keep up the good work.

[@310Pilot]

Glad you enjoyed it Karl! I just want to mention that from time to time so people don't feel like we aren't paying attention. It has gotten a bit but we love all the interaction. :)

[@stevecastro22]

It's hot here, 80 degrees. LOL, it is supposed to hit 117 in phoenix today. Great explanation on your fuel system Kev.

[@bobbrandt6383]

Thought maybe you’d buzz Tellico Village on your way back north since you were so close. Nice to meet another family member. Safe travels.

[@bobblack6816]

Absolutely love the paint job!!!❤️👍👍

[@jdevries44]

Thanks for the explanation about the petrol tanks

[@donaldholman9070]

Great flight and awesome video. Thank you

[@bgpwrddy]

Landings are like like a golfers swing, you have to re-find it if you lose it...cute sis...another great video...have fun!

[@310Pilot]

Very much so Jon! In my case, the VGs really change the flare/touchdown on a 310 and you have to re-learn it all. I have it much better now. This was several flights ago. I have to slow down much more than before. :)

[@bgpwrddy]

@@310Pilot 😎

[@markoliver7500]

Welcome back to Gods Country (North Georgia), we live in NW Georgia and have played many baseball games in Cherokee county. We really enjoy flying with y'all looking forward to more trips. Enjoyed your Bahamas trip also ,lived on Andros Island for about 5 years.

[@310Pilot]

Very cool Mark...I miss it down there (N GA and the Bahamas)! Can't wait to move back down that way and for some more upcoming Bahamian trips. :)

[@jimaperkins]

1:00 Thanks to the time lapse, watch the wing drop under the weight or the added fuel. Cool perspective.

[@JP-zi9kn]

Kevin and Jaime I enjoy watching your videos. I came across your channel by chance. I am learning something new. I live up by ORD (Schaumburg area) and enjoy going to Pilot Pete’s on Friday night for the fish fry. Happy Travels - Janine

[@larryclyburn5296]

Great way to travel..Sure beats driving. Great video as usual.. Thanks

[@mrpibb20]

Hi sir. I just want to say I’m a big fan of your channel. Your plane looks awesome! I’m not a pilot. I was just on KZbin one day and saw one of your videos. Really liked this video. My wife and her family are from Tifton GA. As my wife would say “Go Bulldogs!”. Lol. We live in Plainfield, IL.

[@jeffacko465]

Your videos make me sad kev, when they end, it always a pleasure to watch a good man fly a nice plane, your one of the good ones mate, stay safe.

[@310Pilot]

Thanks for the continued support Jeff!!

[@jeffacko465]

@@310Pilot My pleasure, a little bit { a lot } more of your sister , wouldnt go astray. jk

[@Alexe-1707]

Kevin, welcome home. So close yet so far. It would have been cool to see the girl in her new paint. Being I only live, 25mins from KCNI. Great vid as always, thanks for sharing.

[@310Pilot]

Glad you enjoyed it Jeff! It's always great to be in Georgia...even if it's only 30 minutes as in this case. I'll try to post it real time on Instagram hopefully the next time I'm in the area. :)

[@haroldrushton6735]

Great video Kevin! Thanks for sharing. 👍✈️

[@yungathart7801]

N771BC aircraft now redesignated as a Cessna 310CH for "Cargo Hauler" ;) Nice video and good explanation of the fuel system. Stay safe!

[@SVSecondChance]

its cool when other pilots and ATC comment on your channel and yes plain looks great.

[@lewishiggins168]

Went by the Roosevelt Memorial Airport(5A9) in Warm Springs yesterday There was an SNJ (AT6) doing touch and go;s there. It was a really nice aircraft. My daughter lives in Woodstock Ga in Cherokee County.

[@310Pilot]

Very cool. I got to ride in an SNJ with the Aeroshell Aerobatic team at Sun n Fun last year. What a blast!

[@WolfPilot]

Man, it's great seeing you flying 1BC again! She is one sexy machine! Awesome flight and awesome video as always!