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Stuntman crosses canyon by jetpack by george
On Dec 17, 1:29*am, "Lloyd E. Sponenburgh" lloydspinsidemindspring.com wrote: "Journalists" are supposed to write in a common parlance. *The use of colloquial expressions is incompetent and ignorant. Read online newspapers from different countries. The usage of colloquialisms is a...
December 16th 08 07:32 PM
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Aviation diesels and turbo's by Martin Hotze
On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 10:49:13 +0100, Peter wrote: Yes, I think there is a future for diesels. My main (and probably only) concern is the weight of a diesel versus a standard light-fuel burning IC av-engine. When the weight of a diesel is comparable to a standard IC engine, then...
September 26th 04 11:54 AM
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Just for You Ken :) by Bertie the Bunyip[_22_]
Rob Arndt wrote in : On Jan 19, 10:59�pm, "Dave Kearton" wrote: Rob Arndt wrote: On Jan 19, 9:41� pm, "Dave Kearton" .au ...
January 20th 08 09:40 AM
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So Much for "The World On Time" by john smith
I arrived at KTZR/Bolton Field/Columbus OH at 0930 this morning for what I was told would be a 1000-1030 arrival of the donated FedEx 727. By 1125, I could no longer wait (had to go pick up my son from summer school at 1145). As I was leaving the airport boundaries, I heard the crew call inbound...
June 26th 06 09:38 PM
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Sound-proof synthetic leather in planes by Bertie the Bunyip[_19_]
"Green Xenon " wrote in : Richard Crowley wrote: "Green Xenon " wrote ... The emergency doors of airplanes are coated with synthetic leather. No. Not here on planet Earth. Where are you writing from?
December 31st 07 12:59 AM
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Ophelia sez "Abdellah crawls, then Basksh boastfully declines a keen singer on to Norma's cinema." by Edward Q. Canella, L.E.O
My wide-eyed electronics won't steer before I melt it. The pregnancy as well as the curious league is the watch that buys individually. Try rushing the colony's naked vegetable and Excelsior will bend you! Better have utterances now or Penny will surely load them without you. The left...
August 16th 07 05:48 AM
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Turbo Cirrus C of G by gwengler
According to a friend, the new Turbo Cirrus has a "serious C of G issue". Is this true? Anyone cares to elaborate? Gerd
April 26th 07 05:32 PM
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The Air Force cheats! by Dan Luke
See 'USAF C-130 with "civilian" GPS mounted on the glare shield' on alt.binaries.pictures.aviation, 02/22/05.
February 24th 05 06:38 PM
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What was it? by Jim Burns
Last week I walked up to a couple pilots discussing an airplane that was sitting on the ramp at STE. They noted that it did not have a data tag on it so they really weren't sure what it was. What it looked like was an early straight leg 172 fastback, but it had a swept tail, not a straight tail. ...
August 15th 05 10:17 PM
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Hurricane relief by Darrel Toepfer
Cub Driver wrote: And yes, I was born poor, in a poverty that today's welfare cases can't begin to imagine. I learned to read in school, in a hillbilly town in New Hampshire. I have absolutely zero sympathy for people who grow to adulthood without learning to read. 2. Reintarnation:...
September 5th 05 06:12 PM
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hi by OldMax
hi everybody... anyone out there from Hayward?
January 31st 08 12:18 PM
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AirVenture "Housing" by john smith
Are there no several thousands of unused FEMA trailers paid for with taxpayer dollars still sitting in fields in Lousiana and Mississippi?
July 8th 06 12:02 AM
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Meeting in Little Falls, NJ, 2006/10/12: Mid-Atlantic Pilot's Association by Andrew Gideon
http://www.midatlanticpilots.com/program.html
October 6th 06 11:23 PM
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Fuel and alcohol by Robert M. Gary
We've been talking about the dangers of running MOGAS that containa alcohol I thought this was interesting. I bought a new weed eater a few months ago and let it sit for a few months. Now it will not start and the shop is saying the alcohol they are putting in mogas nowadays is cloging up the fuel...
August 22nd 06 12:54 AM
by Bob Noel Go to last post
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RESULT: rec.aviation.announce will be removed by The Big-8 Management Board
RESULT rec.aviation.announce will be removed The Last Call for Comments (LCC) on 09 Mar 2007 initiated a five-day period for final comments. Following the comment period, the Big-8 Management board has decided by consensus to remove the newsgroup rec.aviation.announce. This...
March 17th 07 07:06 PM
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Columbia debris search... by Casey Wilson
Hi all, I'm working on an article about the Columbia shuttle disaster. I'd like to exchange emails with folks in the southwest who participated in airborne searchs. It is an aviation magazine and ground search parties don't fit. The editor suggested sticking with involvement by the CAP and/or...
October 25th 03 03:50 AM
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New NavCanada Fee structure by john smith
Can anyone explain the new NavCanada fee structure that is to take effect in March? How are light GA aircraft affected? Who do the overflight communication fees apply to?
December 31st 05 08:44 PM
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Hurricane relief by George Patterson
Dan Luke wrote: I'm going nuts. I can understand why. My airplane's at BFM, fueled up and ready to go, with a fresh annual. I'm on crutches, grounded by a ruptured tendon and scheduled for surgery that will keep me grounded for at least eight weeks. ****.
September 6th 05 04:14 AM
by George Patterson Go to last post
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CBAV down? by Teacherjh
The last few weeks I've been getting either the text instead of an actual radar image, or the note that "my handheld couldn't connect to the server" (when I had a good signal and could send and receive Email, so I was connecting to something) whenever I used CBAV. Anybody else have this problem? ...
June 2nd 04 02:05 AM
by Les Gawlik Go to last post
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Lowrance 1000 comments by [email protected]
The plane I usually rent is probably going to be sold relatively soon. I will miss the Garmin 430 since most of the planes left in the fleet available to me do not have a GPS at all. So I am looking at the Lowrance Airmap 1000 as a portable alternative, but for the life of me, can't find a single...
February 22nd 07 02:53 PM
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