Short YouTube video by Kenny Keller giving a single safety tip: leave the helicopter strobe light on at all times so the flashing indicates if the master/battery is left on. Includes a brief anecdote where the strobe helped him notice an unattended master switch and a promotional mention of his book 'Private Pilot 101' with a free PDF at privatepilotblueprint.com.
We always leave the strobe on all the time. The reason is if you walk away at any point in time, maybe you left the battery on. You go, oh, battery's on. Because you see the strobe flash and you can go back and shut it off. So we never shut the strobe off ever. It is always on all the time, never goes off. And it has saved me a couple times where I was somewhere, stopped to go eat and somebody goes, hey, your master's on. Always leave your strobe on. That way you can be 100% sure that you turn the master off. Oh, and by the way, for some more helpful information, Private Pilot 101 a helicopter training blueprint. Amazon number one best seller. Whole bunch of good stuff in there. Tips, tricks, techniques, all kinds of stuff. Privatepilotblueprint.com There's a free PDF at that link. Click it, download it and we'll see you in the next video.
