Youtuber Trevor Jacob fakes plane crash?
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I’ve just come across this video which analyses a video made by a YouTuber called Trevor Jacob.
From what I can gather, Trevor Jacob suffered an engine failure over mountainous terrain. Fortunately he was wearing a parachute and his plane was covered in cameras. Naturally, he bailed out and filmed it all for posterity.
It looks completely planned for the benefit of his social media profile. What a tool.
https://youtu.be/724JxkwWqA8
Original video;
https://youtu.be/vbYszLNZxhM
From what I can gather, Trevor Jacob suffered an engine failure over mountainous terrain. Fortunately he was wearing a parachute and his plane was covered in cameras. Naturally, he bailed out and filmed it all for posterity.
It looks completely planned for the benefit of his social media profile. What a tool.
https://youtu.be/724JxkwWqA8
Original video;
https://youtu.be/vbYszLNZxhM
Edited by 24lemons on Monday 10th January 15:40
Aircraft flew really well after he jumped, well until it hit the ground.
I expected it to just fall out of the sky with no one at the controls.
I'm not a pilot obviously.
Trying to flag down a car in the middle of Buttfek nowhere USA and I'd expect to get shot or kidnapped.
I'm not an American obviously.
I expected it to just fall out of the sky with no one at the controls.
I'm not a pilot obviously.
Trying to flag down a car in the middle of Buttfek nowhere USA and I'd expect to get shot or kidnapped.
I'm not an American obviously.
croyde said:
Aircraft flew really well after he jumped, well until it hit the ground.
I expected it to just fall out of the sky with no one at the controls.
I'm not a pilot obviously.
Trying to flag down a car in the middle of Buttfek nowhere USA and I'd expect to get shot or kidnapped.
I'm not an American obviously.
Cubs etc are dynamically quite stable, it makes them easy to fly. Mr Yootoob sounds like a complete tool.I expected it to just fall out of the sky with no one at the controls.
I'm not a pilot obviously.
Trying to flag down a car in the middle of Buttfek nowhere USA and I'd expect to get shot or kidnapped.
I'm not an American obviously.
There were a whole bunch of light aeroplane designs that came out in the mid 1930s that followed a very similar pattern. The UK manufacturer Auster based their designs on the Taylorcraft. In fact, I think they paid Taylorcraft a licence to manufacture their designs. The main difference between the Taylorcraft and Auster aircraft was the engines.
Taylorcraft
Auster J
Piper J3C Cub
Piper PA-18 Super Cub
Taylorcraft
Auster J
Piper J3C Cub
Piper PA-18 Super Cub
gotoPzero said:
What a waste of a lovely aircraft. This guy needs to go to jail, that aircraft could have landed on a house etc.
There is no way that was legit. Go pro on the boogie down... yeah right.
That's what upsets me the most about the incident. It was a genuine vintage aircraft that he thrashed just to push his own ego.There is no way that was legit. Go pro on the boogie down... yeah right.
If I had pursued my PPL decades ago it's a Cub, Taylorcraft or Auster type aeroplane I would most liked to have owned. They are charming.
DFLR said:
p4cks said:
This is going to get very interesting
Not if Eric turns it into a plane geek thread.Plus, when you have 100k+ posts we allow artistic licence, random rambling postings, throwing of toys out of pram and generally being omnipresent.
Its all part of the platinum membership, you will find out in ohh... 95 months or so.
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