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Paul Wasserman
United States
Приєднався 12 вер 2011
MFSF 2020 in VR with Pilotedge and @RealSimGear Cirrus Perspective+ Stack and SimXR Mixed Reality
Always looking for ways to make IFR training more realistic for when I fly IRL. Being able to see my actual RSG avionics panel in VR is a game changer. This is a full flight from KSNA (my home airport) and KCNO to test out this proof-of-concept. It was recorded with the Quest 3 built-in recording ability.
*NOTE: When flying IFR for real I'm MUCH more methodical (i.e. plate handy, minimums bugged, MAP ready to go). I'm just getting everything dialed in. Next is to add in my motion platform.
*NOTE: When flying IFR for real I'm MUCH more methodical (i.e. plate handy, minimums bugged, MAP ready to go). I'm just getting everything dialed in. Next is to add in my motion platform.
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Відео
Death Threats to my 22 Year Old daughter by JONATHON DEMITRI ROWLAND
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Women of Orange County California be warned! This man is a danger to you and the community. If you have also been a victim of his, contact the Costa Mesa Police immediately and leave me a message.
Flight from KSNA - KBUR Part 2 - 360 VR in a Cirrus SR-20
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Entering the final for the RNAV 8 into KBUR.
Flight from KSNA - KBUR Part 1 - 360 VR in a Cirrus SR-20
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Took off on a marginal VFR day on an IFR flightplan to Burbank. Received the unusual vector of 175 degrees on climb-out due to the Huntington Beach Airshow taking place just west of John Wayne and the active TFR.
IFR Takeoff from SNA - 360 Video
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Experimenting on editing 360 video. I like the views of the Southwest 737 landing next to me and punching out of the clouds over Dana Point.
San Diego Bay Tour in SR-20 - 360 VR
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Flying over the North Island Naval Air Station with my Bestie Al and friend Brenna. Got to fly right near her ship, the U.S.S. Shoup (DDG 86) where she is a Fire Control Officer. Go Navy!
360 degree VR view of Cirrus SR-20 G6 Take-off from KCMA
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My friend and former flight instructor (now a United Airlines First Officer) taking off from KCMA. Although he's flying here, I keep my hand loosely on the stick because I like to feel what he's doing. He, however, has the controls. Always a pleasure to get tips from a pro!
First IMC flight since my IPC
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I went out of currency during Covid, but successfully completed my Instrument Proficiency Check about a month ago. Woke up on Thursday and saw overcast. I immediately ran to the airport to get some IMC approaches in. Did the ILS to KCNO then back to the ILS at KSNA. Busy but beautiful day to fly!
Absolute ROCK STAR ATC on Busy Southern California Flying Day!
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SoCal TRACON is the absolute best! They are always friendly, helpful and great at their jobs. I thought this woman was excellent. She hits a point in this clip where she goes about three minutes straight of crisp, clean instructions. Absolutely impressive. This was my first IMC since getting my IPC done last month. In SoCal, you wake up and pray for clouds.
My TO's and landing from KSNA to KSBA and back.
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Picking up Samantha for mom's 79th birthday. Got to jump in front of a United and Southwest waiting to depart KSNA. Fun trip to KSBA. Was a bit worried about clouds over KSBA because I'm still a week away from finishing my IPC so had to stay visual.
Flying with my students - Ayana and Samantha
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With Covid under control for those of us vaccinated, I got to make good on my promise to take my Criminal Law 310A students flying. This is the return from KMYF in San Diego back to KSNA (John Wayne). Beautiful SoCal day with excellent visibility. Nothing better than sharing the joy and wonder of General Aviation with first timers.
Dogfight 2v2 Spit vs. BF-109's
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A lesson for my bestie Al which, unfortunately due to my lack of monitoring my engine, ends with a force off-field landing.
Half Cuban
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My first attempt at a Half Cuban. Shoulda rolled left instead of right. :(
DCS World 2.5.3 - F86 vs Mig15bis (i.e. A.I. Bullet Sponge) - TacView
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DCS World 2.5.3 - F86 vs Mig15bis (i.e. A.I. Bullet Sponge) - TacView
Chapman University School of Business Commencement Speech 2017
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Chapman University School of Business Commencement Speech 2017
Bullet sponge Brave Sur Robin Saves Navy boy ctfury!
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Bullet sponge Brave Sur Robin Saves Navy boy ctfury!
Landing 20R Behind a Southwest Airbus
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Landing 20R Behind a Southwest Airbus
Cat Launch off the U.S.S. Stennis aboard a C-2A Greyhound
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Cat Launch off the U.S.S. Stennis aboard a C-2A Greyhound
JDR is very hard to find on the www. Being in SoCal myself I am always on high alert. Was assaulted in Long Beach. Unfortunately we can't be cordial or friendly to anyone anymore. Glad your daughter is safe 🙏 💛
Yes. I find it highly unusual in this day and age when someone in their late twenties has almost no internet footprint.
Yeah, nice job posting this. What’s with the world today, no one wants to work/prosecute a case.
Thanks for putting this sociopath on blast and ladies be on the lookout ⚠
what a scum bag. i'm glad your daughter is ok
Sounds like you should pay him a visit and by you I mean a stranger in a COVID mask happy hunting 😊 dad I mean random stranger
While I appreciate the sentiment and know you are joking, for the record, I don't want any harm to come to him. Just accountability. But thanks for understanding my anger as a father.
@@PaulWasserman Amen brother dads unight
Thanks Paul, great vid. Just getting started with TacView and this was helpful.
Hi,Paul. I have a fever to ask about this video. I am a Japanese musician and I would like to use the pilot voice into my music. Can I contact with you? Jack
Hey Jack. Sure. But I'm not clear what I can do for you though. While I own the rights to my own voice, the Southwest pilot and the ATC are, obviously, their own.
Thank you for your kind reply. I really wanted to use their voices cuz I loved it! But as you say, the voice rights belong to their own, obviously. Alright, I will find out another way! Thanks Paul!
Dope!
Do you still play DCS or any other Sims?
I came across your video while looking up spin recovery videos, and immediately recognized your instructors voice! I’ll be taking my final lesson today with Michael, in which we’ll be taking the Decathlon up for what I’m assuming you did here in this video. I awoke this morning a little nervous, but your video has eased my mind a bit. Plus I know Michael is an incredible pilot. Thanks for sharing your training video! Happy flying!
Airline pilots- the only profession where vocal fry sounds cool 🛩♥️😂
I was on the freq. with Gen. Chuck Yeager who was flying "North American". Joshua Approach. So cool
The 770 pilot sounds like Robert Stack from Airplane.
British pilots sound the best
The daytime game show "The price is Right" was originally hosted by a man with a great souding voice- the late Bob Barker. Without that voice the show would have probably not habe caught on in the popularity it has today. Voice use to mean something then. Not today.
An FM radio announcer friend of mine, Sid Gills, joined the service and became a military ATC. He told me he used his radio announcer voice and got lots of compliments from pilots. (1970's into the 80's)
10-2 bravo take left on 04lima taxi 07 Romeo
I didnt get it???
It was actually a 'baby'. That 'Thank you 👀' says it all
The controller says "altitude leaving" not baby.........
ATC said "say altitude leaving" not "say altitude baby
Sounds like the same controller from 1NR
This guy's a silver fox for sure.
Almost as good as Eastern 1701 from the Airforceproud95 channel. ua-cam.com/video/4vWSyewonNA/v-deo.html
He sounded like so many other pilots I’ve heard. Not sure why you’re so impressed with this particular pilot.
VHF is the reason (OK, excuse) I never went out for pilot training. How *_anyone_* could possibly both _hear_ and _understand_ what is said on the radio in real time is completely beyond me. I would still be replaying the conversation in my head an hour later and going "!! Ah! Is *THAT* what he meant!!"
I'm a Pilot and I share your viewpoint - when it's something non-routine. But most of the time with ATC we are following a standard set of phraseology, and both I and the ATC people are expecting certain information in a certain order. So, if I'm contacting contact Exeter Radar for a radar service, I'd say, 'Exeter Radar, Golf Bravo Tango Sierra Juliet requesting basic service'. Their reply would be, 'Golf Sierra Juliet, pass your message' at which point I would give them my information, preferably in this order: a) Aircraft callsign and type b) Departure point & destination c) Present position d) Level (including pressure setting on altimeter) e) Additional details / Intention Under (e) I'd also give any transponder code I'm squawking. So it might look like this: "Golf Sierra Juilet, PA-28 from Newquay inbound to Exeter, position ten miles west of Newton Abbot, three thousand feet on 1020, squawking 1645 and requesting basic service". They can of course already see my position by the squawk ID number on my radar return, but this just helps them confirm where I am. The point is that all that information might come across very quickly but they are expecting it, in that order, and if anything is garbled they can always say something like, "Golf Sierra Juliet, say again your squawk' or something like that.
@@christopherbedford9897 Absolutely! An immense part of flight training is becoming comfortable, confident, and proficient with radio calls. That being said, learning it while flying at a busy airport on a weekend is a truly stressful but great way to really dive into it :)
I'm surprised they're not all little burning spots on the ground. I couldn't understand a word said. 🤪
With all the tech loaded into planes you’d think by now there’d be decent mic’s
You get the voice before you get your pilots licence, although I once did a terrible impression of James Bond at Heathrow and ended up flying a 747 to Dallas.
didnt hear a shit .....
I listen to my ATC app at night, especially busy airports. Tower/ground/Approach/departure/ARTCC... It’s like a lullaby. The lady pilots and ATCers got it goin’ on, too.
What happens in vegas... :P
uninteligable.
In VHF comms, it is standard that the person talking speak in a higher pitch than normal, for clarity reasons. That's why there's a "pilot" voice within ATC-to-pilot comms, and also CTAF. You will also witness this "voice" amongst other services, including emergency services using VHF and UHF radio.
𝔐𝔶 𝔞𝔭𝔭𝔬𝔩𝔬𝔤𝔦𝔢𝔰 🎩
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ZORAN Modli.
He forgot his altitudes checking on. Kind of unusual for a professional driver. Maybe his voice is self-distracting.
I remember Stephen Fry on BBC show QI describing an Australian Captain saying, "That's enough yakety yak from me, it's time to push some service down the aisles and some scenery past the windows." Nice.
I envision him looking like Alex Trebek (before shaving off the mustache).
What's so great about it!
The pilot wears a monocle when he flies
What a voice