Where can I find a three view drawing of a Gulfstream 4 or 5? If it's online, I need it to print out in scale since my dad will be using it to build a wood model from.

They're saying the Global Flyer's jet engine burns 102 pounds of fuel an hour. If that kind of fuel weighs in at 6 pounds per gallon, that's about 17 gallons an hour, or roughly double what I burn in the little Cherokees I fly. Then again, the jet propelled the Flyer about 2 times as fast with a...

After nearly a year of work I just passed my inspection on a Zenith 601 XL with a Harley motor. It Flies great. You can check it out at www.hog-air.com

I am looking for 2 box seats for Reno this year. One last shot before buying normal tickets... Thanks,

If anyone is interested in setting up box seats for Reno in 2004, please let me know. I have 4 people interested for all 4 days. Thanks, Brett

If anyone is interested in splitting up a box for the Reno Air Races this September, please e-mail me. Tickets go on sale soon and I want to get a box in the front row. I have 4 people for all 4 days. Thanks,

Brian Harmer wrote: On 21 Jan 2004 20:12:43 GMT, Brian Sandle wrote: What is the largest block of ice that can form on a plane? And where on the airframe does it form? A block of ice of the magnitude shown on TV would not...

Hi All: I maintain a web site with unclassified information regarding rocket and missile launches from Vandenberg AFB. After several weeks of work, I have finished extensively revising and expanding my Viewing Vandenberg AFB Launches page (www.spacearchive.info/vafbview.htm). I would appreciate...

Hi All: I just posted photos of last month's Minuteman III launch from Vandenberg AFB on my web site at http://www.spacearchive.info/minuteman-iii-gt-186gb.htm. If you like the top image, I can send you a large version suitable for use as wallpaper for your computer's desk top. The only condition...

One of the design features of the Cessna 150 that I admired most is the stall warning. It is a small aperture in the lower curve of the leading edge guarded by a wire screen (those pesky flies!) The cavity connects to a tube leading to the wing root in the cabin. There, covering the other end...

Here's the recovery sequence for USAir 1549 from the 17th Jan continuing into the 18th. http://tinyurl.com/adb3vx Brian Whatcott Altus OK

Rajat Garg wrote: Guys, I just came across this - http://www.pilotoutlook.com/calculators/density-altitude-calculator It may be useful for other students. They also have other flight planning tools at -

A look down at Heathrow. http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=heathrow&sll=40.645521,-73.778182&sspn=0.005788,0.00957&ie=UTF8&ll=51.474515,-0.435736&spn=0.001228,0.003412&t=h&z=19&iwloc=addr or a TinyURL version, I hope.... http://tinyurl.com/8reo8f BrianW

Though the color scheme is not the greatest in my view, and the pix do not show off the beautiful pocket jet qualities of this RAF supersonic fighter/trainer, it's there on offer, right now. A Folland Gnat with (apparently) good engine time, with or without a $5000 annual and a reminder that you...

It's been a while since I've seen a new group solicitation. But I don't recall EVER seeing an old group removal solicitation. Sounds like a no-brainer: no traffic speaks for itself. Good for Jim! Brian Whatcott Altus OK On Wed, 30 Aug 2006 11:29:29 -0700, Jim Riley wrote:

On Wed, 06 Jul 2005 12:22:26 +0100, Peter wrote: Question: May I use a foreign pilot's license to fly a U.S.-registered aircraft from the U.S. to the country that issued my license? Answer: You may fly from the U.S. to another country using your license for

On Mon, 09 May 2005 12:16:07 +0100, Peter wrote: Has anyone any experience of AVblend aviation lubricant? http://www.avblend.com/ It seems to have been around some time, and is FAA approved. The brochure says that this oil kept a Lycoming in sound condition for nearly...

Hmmm...Peter the Anonymous received some experienced advice - nevertheless, he feels entitled to deride folks' efforts on his behalf. Y'all just didn't READ his note! There IS a difference between a hydraulic drive garden tractor and a tractor, which perhaps Peter is not grasping. In turn, I...

If you ever need to pull or replace a cockpit avionics box, you need to remember this. Boxes are fixed in the panel in one of two ways: 1) A jacking screw. Example: AT-50B Transponders have a front panel allen head screw that goes clear through to the back,where it locates a fixed nut in the...