Good video and the best camera position yet. We can see the horizon and your degree of bank, and a fab view of the ground, the main reason to fly, I think.
We can learn more in this view too because we can see you using stick and throttle, checking the (iPhone?) moving map, checking for traffic, and changing radio volume. I liked the speeded up taxi editing at the start and finish. If you don’t mind I had some questions:
What video camera do you use and how do you mount it to get such smooth shots? What editing app do you use?
Is the panel mount device an iPhone? Is the software a dedicated aeronautical navigation application?
What are all the bodies of water you’re flying over?
With all the engines you’ve used in the LE XL, have you ever considered electric?
It would be great to hear the local radio traffic and your broadcasts while flying- if you are talking at all- hard to tell, no obvious PTT switch. Be nice to get a Maps view of your local area too, see where you are. I can see you take off and land facing East, must be your prevailing winds. But then I’m lost.
Legal Eagle Flying Adventures 
Good video and the best camera position yet. We can see the horizon and your degree of bank, and a fab view of the ground, the main reason to fly, I think.
We can learn more in this view too because we can see you using stick and throttle, checking the (iPhone?) moving map, checking for traffic, and changing radio volume. I liked the speeded up taxi editing at the start and finish. If you don’t mind I had some questions:
What video camera do you use and how do you mount it to get such smooth shots? What editing app do you use?
Is the panel mount device an iPhone? Is the software a dedicated aeronautical navigation application?
What are all the bodies of water you’re flying over?
With all the engines you’ve used in the LE XL, have you ever considered electric?
It would be great to hear the local radio traffic and your broadcasts while flying- if you are talking at all- hard to tell, no obvious PTT switch. Be nice to get a Maps view of your local area too, see where you are. I can see you take off and land facing East, must be your prevailing winds. But then I’m lost.
Enjoying your video’s, thanks.
Bill Counselman, in Norcal.
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