Yup, got a Cherokee 180. Proud to fly it safely in the Idaho backcountry. Looks weird next to the $200,000 plus STOL equipped bush airplanes but it works for me and all I can afford

Curious. How much of a difference does it make between 30 and 40 deg flaps?

He was very talented. An overlooked song called Song For Bobby then changed to Somg For Baby was my favorite. He was taken much too young 😢

Awesome video Dan and Bryan. It was great to get an in-depth view of how and what you use. I have that same tie down mount and it really is a great product. The cameras I had have giving me some trouble, and I plan going to the GoPro soon. I really need to get back into making some videos. I have been slacking. Thank you for all you do and share. Keep up the excellent work. Safe skies my friends 🇺🇸🛩️

What about using a slap stick to sync the video both front and back end? What about mounting cameras using the back windows? is there a way to mount a camera on the seat? What about mounting a camera up top inside center back passenger area? Is there insurance for the outside cameras in case you lose any of them? What about your editing machines? Do you use a audio mixing board that has either usb 2.0 or 3.0? [I have one that uses firewire].

What technique do you use for syncing video?

Does a logbook entry suffice for a modification. To certificated airplane? I thought mounting cameras externally on a certified plane required an STC.

You need a GoPro sponsorship. :)

good show! Good Job Christy! looks like you need a new helmet Dan! looking forward to your next jump!

Is there a way to make a mini video with a side by side in the Quick app? So I can see in cab and wheels to debrief my landings

👍✅ Great video tips, tks Dan and cameraman BrYan👏

I noticed the pilot of the plane carrying the jumpers not wearing a parachute, not even shoulder harnesses. I thought pilots on these flight were required to wear chutes.... ?

Annoying. Put the dang jump in the short. Trust me everyone will still watch the long form video. 0 evidence of short videos cannibalizing the longer video.

Go Christy Go! I hope it gave you a mental boost, facing your fears!

How about a 360-camera on a boom sticking ahead of the wing, how does it attach safely?

You mentioned needing an editor or two and I’m happy to help. Try to reach out earlier. What’s the best place to reach you?

Good stuff! See you at Oshkosh!

John Café is super boring😴😴😴

where can i buy a 747 for 500 dollars

Next time tell them to bring a warrant! You have 4th amendment rights

191 Has Been Cancelled Number Since 3 Planes ✈️ Crashed With That Number 😮😢

Thanks, I remember Keith Green in concert at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa.

Congratulations Christy! You did great!

I’m a skydiving and I’ve done it four times. I was very nervous and excited when I did it for the first time, but once my feet left the plane. It was so much fun and I could not stop screaming from the excitement of the freefall and the parachute, the wild ride. Spun really hard, me and my instructor were just partying up there. We did that both in freefall, and in the parachute. I still get that same excitement when I go in skydive again. There is still a tiny bit amount of nerves, but I can barely feel it because I get way too excited. It’s just something about that feeling that you cannot get enough of. I did it at the exact same location as you did. All four of them. They are awesome. One thing I would say to first time sky divers, have a good breakfast that morning and maybe have a little coffee. Why? That way you do not get nauseous and there’s so much adrenaline that if you have a good breakfast that morning, you don’t have to worry about any motion, sickness, or being nauseous. I’m so excited for July 25 because I’m going back for another tandem because it’s too fun.!!!!

How is she controlling the Ruder ? I find this very interesting, me as a pilot myself asking, how she is controlling all Axel, throttle, mixture, Radios and so on.

It was SO GREAT to fly with both of you at Spaceland Dallas! Thanks for letting us be a part of your 100K celebration! Y'all have great energy and it was a ton of fun! Great job on your first solo, Dan, and WELCOME TO FREEFALL, Christy! Hope to see you back to fly the Otter soon! @Dan: When are you coming back for Dive Flow 2 towards your license? :)

Congratulations ! What a great jump instructor you had. He coached you all the way. I started in the 70s and all we did we go out the door and let the static line pull the chute. I which that I would have had a coach like him,this was a great video to watch. What a great KZfaq video you have.

Way to go Christy! Good job overcoming your fears. Brought back my own memories from 53 years ago when I was 19 attending US Navy Parachute Rigger school in Lakehust, New Jersey. To give us confidence in our own work performance because other peoples lives depended on us doing our job 100%, we packed our own main and reserve parachute and jumped twice freefall. No static line! I remember now how much of a rush it was and will never forget it. You won't forget either I'm sure. Congratulations and best wishes to you and the channel.

Tat's the most I have heard Chrisy talk

Weeeeeeee!!!!!!!

Good orated video. Lawyer training?

The unreleased video of what was going on inside Christy's brain during the jump process... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qclyjJaUu9_JqXU.htmlsi=nF6jIfApVjcHb_jg

So how else are you supposed to measure or deem a potential landing site safe if you are not able to do a ‘landing inspection’ using visual time speed and distance? If the site is not deemed safe by the pilot in command he/she just don’t land.

Just proof Ben Franklyn was right. After 10 months. Up date this thing

I was in my second year at seminary. I was very sad to hear the news.

Incredible job, everyone! Dan, you’ve got to complete the A license at the very least - it would make for an epic story on this channel! Christy, you were absolutely phenomenal! Your jump was fantastic, and you showed incredible courage facing your fears. Keep soaring high, team! Skydive Spaceland team,..... you all make us very proud! BIG LOVE!

!!!! CONGRATULATIONS !!!!

Congratulations from Minnesota!! Way to go Christy!! And congratulations to Dan on his first solo jump!!

Way to go Christie, you are braver than I am. One year for my birthday, my wife said, " Get in the car we are going to your birthday present" I get in the car and she drives right by the Sky Diving place south of Houston. I'm already trying to think of a nice way of telling her, uh thanks, but NO THANKS! Turns out she bought me a ride on a PT-17 Stearman.

Congrats Christy and Dan... I've been waiting ever since you said you were going to do it at 100.000 subs Dan I hope you keep going and get your license... Christy I hope you get to fly the otter and maybe you'll go ahead and jump again.. the second jump you will enjoy more

Good job, Dan! My wife and grandson loved watching, too. Jeff Wingo

He will analyze the mistakes of other pilots respectfully. He isn’t afraid to do the same on his self.

Awesome, Christy! Can’t wait until 200K subscribers.

Christy, my experience mirrored yours almost exactly: Not too nervous at first, then huge nerves when I got close to jumping. Watching all the people in front of me.depart the plane almost made me back out! It also took my breath away when I jumped. I HATED the freefall part. I was nercous as we.came in to land, amd my thought when i was done was "Cool experience. No desire to do it again". The only difference is i wasnt nervous at all once the chute deployed. I loved that part and found it relaxing. I didn't fly though. I didnt realize until I watched my video that i never felt the insteuctor tap my shoulder which was supposed to be my cue to let go of the harness and hold my arm out. I kept a death grip the whole time.😂

Having a ball of a time watching this unfold having done AFF many years ago i was with you every inch of the way Now for Dans challenge at 200k subscribers .............

I did my first c. mid 70's... static line, years before tandems even existed; Lake Elsinore CA out of a ragged old time Howard DGA-15. John Campbell taught the first jump course, and did so for many years back then. I went mostly for the one time experience, but ended up jumping for decades... never looked back. First time watching folks fall away (from inside) the aircraft, in itself can in itself be overwhelming... no matter how much video you've seen. Congrats! As was commonly said in those days, Christy and all can no longer be known as mere 'Surface Dwellers!'

Congratulations to you both. Such a huge accomplishment. Safe skies my friends 🇺🇸🛩️

Awesome video Dan and Christy. Congratulations to you both. Christy, now that you had some time for it to sink in, would you ever do it again? It's so cool that they offered you a chance to go back and fly the Twin Otter, that would be awesome. Excellent job on the editing Dan, that's a lot to put together. Keep up the excellent work. Safe skies my friends 🇺🇸🛩️

would you normally slip pilot side fwd? so pilot on left,roll left,rudder turn to the right

That instructor was freaking awesome. The best calming attitude I’ve seen. Props to him