Kenny Keller (Helicopter Line Ground School) records a short on-site vlog announcing he will film an updated slope-landing training video with guest instructor Chris Hauser ("Chopper Guy 53"). Kenny describes plans to capture interior and exterior footage—multiple cameras on pedals, controls, and rear views, plus outside filming—to replace an older slope-landing video. He also mentions the aircraft and seller (Sweet Aviation in Fort Wayne) and asks viewers to subscribe; expects to edit and publish the updated video within a day or two.
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Hey, it's Kenny with Helicopter Line Ground School. Hope I have a good signal in here. I'm getting ready to go out with Chris Hauser, also known as Chopper Guy 53 on Instagram. He likes me throwing that out there. Chris Hauser is one of our guest instructors with Helicopter Line Ground School and we're getting ready to go out in the Cabaret, or he is. He's going out in the Cabaret with one of his students to do a slope landing and I offer to let HOGS pay for his half hour if he lets us film a student being trained on slope landings. We have a really good slope landing classroom video inside the private pilot section inside Hogs where Holly Gardell teaches a really good classroom lesson. But the video itself that I have for slopes is pretty old that I made like nine years ago, 10 years ago in the instrument. And so you know, Cadbury being the new latest and greatest, I told Hauser, I said let's let me film one. I'll set the cameras up inside the aircraft and then I can be outside filming, you know, what the slope looks like from the outside. And we're going to try to get both front and back and he's going to try to do left skid and right skid. So hopefully when I get home tonight I'll be able to edit this up and have it ready for in the next day or two. Should be a really good video. Definitely be the best slope video we've had considering the one I have is really old with some really old equipment. So I wanted to mention I'm here at with Chris Hauser again flying with his student today and there's this instrument sitting here in the background that if anybody's interested, it's a Sweet Aviation in Fort Wayne. You can go to sweet aviation.com I believe you can easily find them on Google and contact him about the aircraft. I've never flown this specific helicopter. It is sure is pretty though. So just thought I'd do them a favor and mention they've been, they've had this for sale. They're running their cavalry's now and it's just they've decided it's time to move on. So in event you're looking for something along that lines, contact Sweet Aviation. That's again where Chris hauser works. Chopper guy 53. It's in there now doing his ground lesson on the slopes his student is working on. A private student's been soloing. I'm not sure if they've done slopes yet. They probably have already done them I'm assuming, But he's going to go perfect it so when they go out to film, Chris is going to do one, then he'll have the student do one. And again, I got cameras on the pedals. I got camera going down the controls and another camera looking back at them. And then again, I'll be outside filming on the outside, so we can get you a nice view once we get it all edited up so you can get a really good view of what's going on with the controls during a slope landing. And look at that over there. That's one of them that Hauser gets to fly. Chopper guy 53. He not only instructs for Sweet Aviation, but he gets to do some piloting on charter work with SWEET helicopters because they're sweet helicopters of Sweet Aviation. So there's one of the aircraft that Hauser gets the opportunity to fly. Kind of jealous. It's pretty slick looking in it. All right, so again, we'll have this ready for in the next day or two. So do us a favor, subscribe the channel, click the bell to be notified when we put the slope video out, and we'll see in the next video. Peace out.
