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Time for a long solo flight 59S to KISN by
NW_PILOT
Hello, everyone it is time for me to go on a nice long solo xc flight the
weather forecast look's great for the route I am taking. I will be departing
59S at around 2:30am pacific time. I should arrive in KCOE about 3.5 hours
later just at sunrise. I will stop In KCOE call in for an update on...
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Jay, how was the Zoo? by
Jim Burns
Just wondering what you and Mary thought of the Air Zoo and did you ever
convince the approach controller that Atlas wasn't a (dare I say it)
"Cardinal"!?
Jim Burns
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About Acellerated Courses for Private by
Dudley Henriques
I've been reading these threads about extreme accelerated courses that
get you passed the written and through the check ride on these groups
now for six years. I've been involved in flight instruction for over
fifty years. I've seen a lot of pilots in that time; taught literally
hundreds, and ,...
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Amusing: WTF IS GOING ON AT THE FBO? by
gatt
So I'm sitting in the FBO classroom with the chief CFI when his cell rings
and he excuses himself. I can overhear the conversation. "Yes, we
definately have pilots available for that. No...you need somebody younger?
Okay...he's 40, but he's 5'11."
....and then... "Well, we don't have any...
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Live Streaming Event by
Shane
Have you guys heard of Flugtag. It's a bunch of people making their
own flying machines and seeing how far the get over water before
splashing down, it is great ;) They are streaming it live from
Portland on the 31st, here is the link:
http://www.redbullflugtagportland.com/webcast.php
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July 21st 04 11:14 PM
by Shane
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Oshkosh today by
MLenoch
There are 3 planes with tents already on the field.
FYI
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Oops (shame) by
CB
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/tm_objectid=14445446&method=full&siteid=50143&headline=b52-trip-s-a-bomber-name_page.html
Not difficult to miss Farnborough with all the big planes parked outside.
Heaven knows what they bombed in Iraq.
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July 21st 04 07:35 PM
by CB
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Oshkosh Roll Call... by
Jay Honeck
Who's in for OSH '04?
Mary and I (and the Osh-kids) will be flying in on Monday, and staying
through the following Sunday...
(Our Rec.Aviation party is planned for Wednesday night, after the airshow,
at our campsite. Admission is a 6-pack of good beer!)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
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Of parachutes and things by
ShawnD2112
Was hoping to get a bit of expertise here. I'm in the market for an
emergency bailout chute for flying in my Pitts S-1D. The top US contenders
seem to be National and Softie but with no experience in the field, and
parachutes not exactly being the kind of object you can try on for size in
the...
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Fly In Pool Party THIS Sunday! by
Jay Honeck
On your way to Oshkosh? Don't forget -- our "2nd Annual Pre-Oshkosh Fly-In
Pool Party" is being held at our aviation theme, luxury suites hotel THIS
SUNDAY, July 25th!
All pilots and aviation enthusiasts are invited to attend. Free food,
beverages, and live music will be served at poolside, from...
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How does a stormscope/strikefinder actually work? by
Dave Jacobowitz
Okay, this question is just about curiosity and the remote possibility
of an interesting DIY project. I'm an EE, so have the background do
understand (but working in the computer field, may not have the recent
experience to do so. ;)
Just how do lightning detection systems work?
It seems to me...
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The frustrating economics of aviation by
C J Campbell
Okay, we have gone 'round and 'round about why new airplanes cost so much:
low demand, liability, inefficient manufacturing, regulatory requirements,
etc. It is so daunting that Toyota appears to have scrapped its GA project.
Perhaps one reason demand is so low is because of the cost of becoming...
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Destruction due to turbulence when below Va - how? by
Roger Long
It's not complete protection, it just loads the odds a bit more in your
favor.
The aircraft is as likely to be broken by a panicked response by the pilot
or a botched attempt to recover from an unusual attitude and being at Va
will reduce that probability significantly.
--
Roger Long
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Why are airplanes white? by
gatt
Here in Oregon, where there is often white overcast and snow in the
mountains in the winter, there's a lot of white. It seems to me that
painting your aircraft white is akin to camoflage. Wouldn't it be better if
airplanes were missile red, cub yellow, construction orange or some...
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Cockpit weather display question by
Chip Jones
OK, so there I was, training one of our scarce "newbie" controllers at ZTL
yesterday. There was a lot of convective weather and we were busy busy busy
trying to keep people from killing each other in the saddles and holes
between the storms. Anyway, as usual when I am training someone and...
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FMS Training Siftware by
HankPilot2002
Does anyone know of some relatively inexpensive FMS training software? I have
seen some nice stuff but it is very expensive.....
Any help would be appreciated...
Hank
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Flying under IMC by
Peter Bauer
Hi,
i'm asking myself to make an Instrument Rating or not.
There are some questions to IFR-Pilots :
... when flying under a flight plan (IFR) can i fly routes at my choice ?
e.g. take-off under IMC, enroute 10 min under IFR (clouds), 30 min VFR on
top, descending to my destination under IMC...
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Interstate 81 Information by
Ryan
I found this web site for Interstate 81. I think it may be the
official one. Not too sure. Anyways, it has a forum to write about the
interstate, a very informative site. Here is the link
http://www.interstate81.cjb.net
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July 20th 04 08:08 PM
by Ryan
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