Short instructional video (Day 15) by Kenny Keller teaching three emergency transponder (squawk) codes pilots should memorize: 7500 (hijack), 7600 (radio failure), and 7700 (emergency). The host offers mnemonic aids, briefly plugs Stress Relief Racing, and invites viewer engagement.
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Welcome to day 15. I want to hit the squat codes, the three squat codes that you need to memorize. 1200 we're going to kind of call the given. Everybody can pretty much remember 1200. They don't have too much trouble with that. The other three, the 7500, 7600 and 7700, believe it or not, a lot of people have trouble with this and I'm amazed at the add on guys when you ask them. Guys mess these up all the time. So even though they're not real hard, but they're also easy to get them confused and especially on a checkride when you're nervous. Same old story there. So you got 7500 hijack, 7600 radio failure, 7700 emergency. So I was just talking to the other two guys and some of the memory aids that were popping up was 75. Need a 45 if you catch my drift. Getting a hijack. 76 got a fix. 76 means radio failure. You got to fix the radio and 77 going to heaven. Kind of self explanatory there. Or it could be going to heaven if you don't get that emergency handled properly. So also wearing the stress relief racing T shirt. Gonna be some cool stuff we're doing this year with those guys and we'll have more on that later. But just want to put a plug out for stress relief racing and let you know to be watching for some of the stuff we're going to be doing with those guys and it's going to be some some fun stuff. So as always, please click the like button. Feel free to leave comments with feedback and we will see you tomorrow. Thank you.
