SA-342 Tutorial Series

Very nice. Would you guys like me to upload my videos showing you how to crash properly? :joystick:

Nah, most of us have that down pat by now. ;)

Nice informative videos John, Well done!!

Once again, I must emphasize that these videos are invaluable.

Out of curiosity, what's your background John? You seem quite knowledgeable for an impressive variety of aircraft and I was wondering where you got all this knowledge from (apart from flight manuals).

John, any chance you could do one for the navigation systems please? They have been very helpful so far.

John, any chance you could do one for the navigation systems please? They have been very helpful so far.

I agree, this would be a great "next video" subject. :thumbup:

Thank you guys for all the feedback! Very much appriciated! Really keeps me motivated to record some more. :smilewink:

Nah, most of us have that down pat by now. ;)

Yes, indeed! If necesary I probably could provide hours and hours of fotage of me crashing into things during testing and also video recording for the tutorials. :doh:

Once again, I must emphasize that these videos are invaluable.

 

Out of curiosity, what's your background John? You seem quite knowledgeable for an impressive variety of aircraft and I was wondering where you got all this knowledge from (apart from flight manuals).

Thank you Chuck!

I am sorry to disappoint here, however, I do not have any interesting background regarding aviation unfortunatly. I am just a 20 year old, who has been playing flight simulators in my spare time off-school/off-work for maybe 4-5 years now. I have been always interested in technical stuff, and so learning systems in the cockpit is a breeze. I just wish I did any good in combat :music_whistling:

John, any chance you could do one for the navigation systems please? They have been very helpful so far.

I agree, this would be a great "next video" subject. :thumbup:

Yes, that actually was the plan. I am just considering on how to break it up at the moment. Probably going for the several short videos option. :smilewink:

Best regards and thanks for watching!

John

Like it too. Maybe next tutorial with NADIR MARK I ? :)

Hi guys,

Did some extra hours tonight and created the NADIR tutorial you guys requested! :smilewink:

I have split it into 4 parts, for easier understanding.

This is the first video, designed as an overview / video navigation for the 4 parts:

NADIR Navigation System:

And this is a link to the playlist containing all 5 videos for easy access:

Best regards,

John

Man, you're doing a really great job with these tutorials. You don't ramble, waste time or go into way more detail than need be like I see a lot of other tutorials do.

Keep it up.

 

Thank you Chuck!

I am sorry to disappoint here, however, I do not have any interesting background regarding aviation unfortunatly. I am just a 20 year old, who has been playing flight simulators in my spare time off-school/off-work for maybe 4-5 years now. I have been always interested in technical stuff, and so learning systems in the cockpit is a breeze. I just wish I did any good in combat :music_whistling:

 

You are not disappointing me at all, mate. It is very, VERY impressive that at 20 years of age you can come up with such content presented in such a professional manner.

:thumbup:

Awesome job. Many thanks :)

Thank you really great job

Nice work as usual xxJohnxx :thumbup:

Between you and Chuck I get all the instruction / training tips I need.

Now to do some RTM'ing on my own... :book:

Like it too. Maybe next tutorial with NADIR MARK I ? :)

I did not have long time to wait ;D . Thx John.

Great videos, keep it up!

Great tutorials as usual.

I cant even begin to tell you how much these videos help... thank you!!

-Rick

Thank you all for the kind words!

Working on the tutorials is much easier knowing that they are appricated! :thumbup:

great vids. nicely done xxJohnxx and much appreciated.

Finally had a chance to spend some time watching your tutorials, amazing to say the least. Short, concise, and to the point! They are a big help in learning the Gazelle! Thank you!