T6 Texan II Spin Video

[JPVick123]

Check out..... WWII AT-6 Part II .....if you'd like to see a 12 turn spin in a WWII AT-6

[3IDLukeK]

Where was the formation landing? Kinda looks like gainsville

[alexgerard502]

@3IDLukeK Columbus AFB

[drnomd1]

@alexgerard502 Acutally it is at Moody AFB, GA...3 FTS before BRAC.

[alexgerard502]

@drnomd1 Ah, OK. I was going by the tail number at 2:14 - 00-591 Same one I did my initial solo in at Columbus.

[alexgerard502]

@alexgerard502 And the guys are wearing RASTA cards on the kneeboards.

[StormJordan15]

"don't be doing that stuff" lol, the ending is the best part!

[t008er]

hands free how? yeah good recovery how bout the hands free recovery?

[skipplet]

@t008er The aircraft is stable enough to recover from a spin without any input from the pilot if you have enough altitude.

[t008er]

hands free how?

[Txman1996]

Wow. Where was the spin? T-37 was a spinning machine.

[entropy40]

Did my first spin in a T-6 today. Made my 5 weeks of ground school and 0545 brief all worth it!

[RainbowManification]

joining the AF, might be flying these during training in several years.

[skipplet]

When you neutralize the controls and drop the nose, the CG of the aircraft is moved towards the center of rotation which speeds up the spin (like an ice skater) temporarily until the aircraft comes out of the stalled condition.

[23AirJordanFlight23]

check out my vid of me before takeoff in an old wwii t6 =)

[catnet1]

Great spins. This pilot handles the 1,100 horsepower well.

[catnet1]

Very exciting. I am impressed!

[FAISAL15S]

awesome !!!!

i got sick after first spin

[porterso]

Nice ;-)

[mjok2004]

Yeah nice video showing the stages of spin

[SCFlyboy]

i'm gonna be doing that stuff!

[admiralnomad]

Thanks for putting this up. It answers several questions I've had. "Don't be doing that stuff!" LOL

[sanddyj16]

hey mike its ur sis cool

[avgirl927]

it's nice to find a video with both inside and outside shots; most people just record it from the cockpit, but sometimes it's nice to see exactly what the plane's doing.