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Best place to live and fly? by
Jay Honeck
I vote for Iowa City!
This just in:
"'Kiplinger's Personal Finance' ranked Iowa City 10th in its top 50
'Smart Places to Live' list. The rankings are based on cost of living,
homes, crime, health care, climate, environment and education."
:-)
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Garmin buys UPS AT... by
Lenny Sawyer
Big news...
http://www.garmin.com/pressroom/corporate/072403b.html
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Are sectional paths correct across "long" distances? by
vincent p. norris
No. Straight lines on Lambert Conformal maps are not great circles.
It's my understanding that the Lambert Conformal is better than any
other flat surface at representing the curved surface of the earth in
such a way that a straight line on the chart comes very close to being
a Great...
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Santa Monica (KSMO) Tips or Gotchas? by
Hamish Reid
I'll be flying one of our 172's down to Santa Monica (KSMO) sometime in
the next few weeks, probably this coming Friday (returning the following
day). I'll be arriving from Oakland, stopping somewhere like Santa Maria
or San Luis Obispo for lunch before arriving IFR into SMO with a couple
of...
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Mega-drone taxis edge closer to reality by
Larry Dighera
https://www.avweb.com/blogs/insider/When-Government-Cant-Keep-Up-230190-1.html
When Government Can't Keep Up
By Russ Niles | January 19, 2018
As the U.S. girds for another budget showdown that threatens to shut
down the government, aviation, deemed an essential service in most
respects, will...
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Handheld Tranceiver Recommendation by
nospamPlease
I am thinking of purchasing a hand held radio (tranceiver).
Can anyone recommend one ? I am a student pilot.
Please reply to this newsgroup and not via email.
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April 2nd 04 04:50 AM
by jsmith
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An amphibian that sank? by
Flyingmonk
http://www.divingservices.net/aircraft.jpg
http://www.divingservices.net/9bcess2.jpg
Anyone have the story behind this? Strange that a plane designed to
float, sank!
The Monk
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31 Days till OSH by
Jay Honeck
The grounds opened today (man, you've gotta be hard-core to fly in
THIS early!), and it's shaping up to be another great show.
This'll be our 25th in a row, God willin' and the crik don't rise.
Who's in?
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
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Visual coordination of turns revisited by
Mxsmanic
I'm still in a bit of a quandry as to how to learn to make coordinated turns
in a PC simulator that does not include a motion platform.
I've turned on the visual alignment indicator that MSFS provides, which is a
red "V" that sits squarely ahead in the visual field, effectively bolted to
the...
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Engine failure by
Jase Vanover
I had a situation yesterday at the end of my local "just because" flight
(you know, one of those where you really have no place to go but the weather
is favourable and you just want to go flying).
Was flying a rental 172. Took off like a rocket (lightly loaded solo...
cold air about freezing),...
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October 30th 05 05:43 PM
by Private
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FAA PPL night flight requirement - does it have to be DUAL? by
Peter Clark
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 13:11:00 +0100, Peter
wrote:
Reading FAR/AIM 2004 it isn't entirely clear to me because different
sections refer to day and night cross country, and I don't think the
description of a day cross country applies to the night flight; the
distances are...
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January 6th 05 12:38 AM
by Chris
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FBOs Evicted At Santa Monica Airport by
Larry Dighera
It would seem to me, that the City of Santa Monica committed malfeasance in
office by permitting residential development adjacent to the airport many years
ago. Perhaps the City should face charges and be held accountable for their
actions, if justice is to be served.
If the City of Santa...
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just out of interest: pressure pattern navigation by
xerj
.... when using pressure pattern nav techniques, what's a standard way for
working out groundspeed for flight planning purposes? Do you take the
forecast curved route and divide it up into segments and average it out?
TIA
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A question from a lurker by
Richard
I am not a pilot but have the greatest respect for those you are.
Most here wish to share their pleasure with non-pilots and I thank you for
your posts. But some wish to maintain an elitist group. Perhaps that elitist
behaviour reduces the support you may have from non-pilot members of the...
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April 3rd 07 04:55 PM
by dgs
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The Mustang Suite is done! by
Jay Honeck
***CAUTION -- SHAMELESS PLUG WARNING ***
I've been promising this one for six months -- and we have finally finished
the Mustang Suite!
We took our most popular suite (it's popular because it's our smallest,
cheapest Jacuzzi suite) and loaded it up with new wall paper border,
carpeting, window...
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Short trip to Oshkosh by
Trent Moorehead
Greetings,
Well, I went to Oshkosh last week and loved it. I spent about three hours in
the museum, not nearly enough, but it was enough to get a feel of the place.
The place was dead though. There was about 4 other people in the place
besides my friend and I. In a way this was neat because I...
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FAR:Safety Pilot & High Performance/Complex? by
Jim
It is my understanding (always subject to correction) that as a safety pilot
you may log PIC time because you are indeed a required crew member for the
operation. However, to log PIC time you also must be qualified to act as
PIC of that particular aircraft.
--
Jim Burns...
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Thundersnow - Destructive turbulence? by
Peter R.
Right now there is a pretty intense lake-enhanced band of snow going on to
the north of my home airport. Twenty four to thirty six inches (0.6 to 1
meter) of snow is expected in that narrow region over the next day. The
forecasters included lightning and thunder in their discussion of this...
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Downdraft at 12,000 feet by
James Robinson
Pilot reported heavy downdraft over Lancaster, CA, resulting in crash.
http://www.orovillemr.com/news/chico/ci_4917367
Can somebody explain what he did right/wrong?
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January 8th 07 12:24 AM
by Dave
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6 Dead on Plane Disintegration by
[email protected]
Monday, July 03, 2017 11:22PM
PRICE COUNTY, Wis. (WLS) --
Five people from Illinois were among six killed in a northern Wisconsin plane crash Saturday.
Authorities said the small Cessna airplane fell apart in the air.
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Weiss, of the National Transportation Safety Board, said Monday the debris...
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