TFR Pt 3 - Night SAT

[@mansserneke7156]

I just love all your tutorials as a hobby pilot with some hundred hours in light AC and too many virtual. Listening to someone who really knows the ac and procedures makes all the difference compared to the "known youtubers" forgetting to slow down properly, or even lower the gear when doing an ILS landing tutorial 😊

[@MaxMnemonic]

That was heart pounding! Intense, and good job sir, thx for all the tutorials!

[@ernestwinslow7316]

Touch of a real F15 streak eagle pilot in that video. Well done sir.

[@therocinante3443]

I walked out of the room and when I walked back in, it was silent for a few seconds and then I heard, "Pull up pull up!" And it made me panic for a second lol

[@thunderace4588]

Thank you Notso.

[@Isimus]

Notso, as always, fantastic videos!

[@sloppydog4831]

Notso is on fire! Sending one video after the other!

[@StrIIker-TV]

Sa-weet video! Thank you once again for the great tutorial videos! Can't get enough of them! Would also love to see more demonstration videos of attacking targets as it helps us all learn techniques.

[@Nackenzwei]

I like how at certain points during this video I completely lose situational awareness. After your bombs impacted the oil derrick you overflew a mountain ridge and shortly afterwards dived down towards the ground (@9:53). Watching this just through the HUD, when all of a sudden the little bit of contrast on the ground just turns into one solid green color makes me feel uncomfortable. I completely lose the sensation of telling myself how long it would take to impact the ground. So indeed a nice piece of tech, that TFR. Can't wait to actually experiment with this myself :) Thanks for the video, Notso!

[@josephrosenbaum3343]

this is where understanding and trusting your instruments is KEY. Looking at your altitudes and watching where the TF cue is will keep you alive

[@flightsimstuff5417]

I'm no kidding nukin a bag of 'corn for this. Awesome.

[@HercNav]

Nice!