Kenny Keller explains why you should start a timer when you start your engine to track flight time and estimate fuel remaining, rather than trusting the fuel gauge alone. He also mentions his content hub with 15 years of material and a 50% referral program.
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15 years of content.
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All right, we're doing a series of tip videos. Series of tips and the last one, we talked about putting some switches together and I really want to hone in on starting your timer. Many of you have a timer, but you're not utilizing it. We have a lot of people that come here from around the country and probably half or more do their startup and they never turn a timer on. You should be adding fuel each flight and using your timer to keep track of your flight time. And that way you know how long the flight is, you can compute where your fuels at. So make sure that you add, start your timer. And if you don't have a timer, you could use your watch. But you should always be timing each flight. You're not counting. You don't never want to count on the fuel gauge as being correct. Know how much fuel you put in and then track your time. So if you'd like some other free tips, we got something called hogsaskhogs.com 15 years of my content. Over 6 million years. 6 million years, 6 million words. My paid content, free content, YouTube podcast, everything has been loaded into ask hogs.com you can go there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Carry on about, carry on of our conversation. It sounds like me, looks like me. It's all my content. And you can do that 24 hours a day, seven days a week at ask hogs.com and we also have affiliate program. We now pay 50% if you refer anyone, you get 50% of the revenue from them. Signing up for the courses. So you can find more more about that and sign up athogs pays me.com and yeah, we'll see in the next video. Peace out.
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