T-6 Checkout with Barry Schiff

Barry Schiff describes what it's like to fly a beautifully restored T-6 Texan.
His videos can be purchased at www.BarrySchiff.com

[@Warbird-Aviation]

What a great video and plane

[@Mimache]

Very interesting, thanks for the video

[@BrianSchiff]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

My brother was a fighter pilot and a flight instructor, and like everybody else he flew the T-6 a lot.

[@wyattsdad8561]

I love the T6. I built an RC one out of balsa wood and covering and man that thing would drop a wing and stall super easy. It always made me wonder if a full scale had those characteristics

[@jasonleigh6751]

I have flown 2 of them and loved it !

[@wilgarcia1]

They had a couple of SNJs at Aviation HS for future aircraft mechanics to practice on. =)

[@jmguevarajordan]

Excellent video👍👍👍👍A++++

[@BrianSchiff]

Thank you 👍

[@MagnarNordal]

Great video, full of good advices!

[@jgalexander510]

I recognize KSMO :-). Great video!

[@dynaflow666]

Like this Baby-Dauntless.

[@chrisdutoit2641]

I am a proud Member of the Harvard Club of South Africa where we fly and maintain the T6. Our prices for doing your conversion is the most competitive in the world. 500 hrs minimum in your logbook, of which 50 must be tail dragger hours and you can apply for training on one of our T6 aircraft!

[@jrcadet4]

Good stuff, and easily the visual equal of Barry Schiff's aviation writings. The AT-6 is high up among my favorite airplanes.

[@BrianSchiff]

Thanks for taking the time to say so. I've passed your sentiments along to dad - he enjoys hearing such things.

[@jrcadet4]

Good stuff from Barry Schiff, and easily the visual equal of his aviation writing. The T-6 is the first fixed-wing airplane I ever flew in, and I'm still a bit besotted with the old darlings.

[@userbosco]

Got to fly one with my pops (RIP) in 2017. He gave me a "slow roll"...I wasn't a fan - LOL. Fly Navy!

[@forbesmathews89]

Thank you for this video. I wish you had mentioned Manifold pressures and RPM. LOL and wore BOOTS ! >>Ever Spin one ?

[@dhouse-d5l]

And now we're loosing them at an alarming rate.

[@stankakol5195]

My dad got his Navy wings in November 1947. Would the SNJ be the plane in which he made his first carrier landing?

[@TheProficientPilot]

I asked dad, and he didn't know the answer to your question. Perhaps another viewer here does? Sorry...Brian

[@stankakol5195]

@@TheProficientPilot Brian -- thanks for your efforts. BTW, I just watched an earlier video of yours when you flew with your dad (L-1011 to Europe). What a fantastic video!! I almost choked up. I would have loved to have flown with my dad, but I always got air sick, so I became a lawyer. LOL

[@TheProficientPilot]

@@stankakol5195 That's funny. I'm not smart enough or studious enough to become a lawyer, so I became a pilot!

[@steveb6103]

My dad got his wings with an SNJ 06/06/1942. And so it's very possible to have been what your father did also.

[@stankakol5195]

@@steveb6103 Steve, thanks for your answer. I always assumed that my dad got his wings in a Stearman. I had never even thought about the SNJ, other than for carrier landings.

[@tedheath9018]

Havard.

[@DZEyoyo123]

Barry Schiff is the aviation version of Jeremy Clarkson, except he doesn't destroy planes he dislikes like Clarkson does with cars he dislikes.

[@FayazAhmad-yl6spFZ]

Pakistan air force used Harvard to train pilots.

[@craigpennington1251]

It's a little more involved staring than is shown here. But still pretty cool stuff. Oh, trash that horrible music please.