Cessna 182 - Orientation (part 2)
Exploration is one of the main reasons I encourage pilots to fly the Cessna 182 - "Skylane," known for its legendary reliability, safety record, and capable performance. In this video I fly from Auburn (KAUN) to Richfield (KRIF), Utah for a fuel stop, then one more leg to Steamboat Springs (KSBS) over mountainous and high plateau terrain. Power to climb, a constant-speed propeller, and speed set it apart from the Cessna 172. I also discuss the Garmin 430W, ADS-B (automatic dependent surveillance - broadcast) equipment. Part 3 = Engine & Oil Part 4 = Fuel Systems
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Cessna 182 - Orientation (part 3) - Engine & Oil System Introduction
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