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Unusual Attitude training flight by
Jeff[_1_]
Still working toward that ever elusive PPL. Full blog at
http://n1451f.blogspot.com .
Enjoy!
jf
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My Unusual Attitude
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September 24th 07 05:26 PM
by Ross
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Checklist by
a[_3_]
Check list challenge: 'Verify Emergency in RAP.'
Response: 'Done. The group has been hijacked and is correctly
squawking 7500"
There's not much hope of recovery, the infection has caused brain
death, it's been in a persistent vegetative state. The bad guys won.
RAP, RIP.
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Bonny Doon ? by
Road Dog
Does anyone know anything about Bonny Doon private airport (C77) ?
I'd like to land there to pick up a friend, and am happy
to sign any waiver but haven't been able to reach anyone
by phone to see if that's ok. Has anyone done this ?
Do you just land and go to the office ?
Thanks
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Bertie, aka [email protected] by
a[_3_]
Just noticed something, guys. Bertie used to use that @aa.aa as the
return email address. If you look at information on google groups
you'll find that address has been banned for "violating terms of
agreement" earlier this month so it would appear Bertie has changed
email/signon...
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Memphis Belle Pilot Update by
Jay Honeck
This just in regarding Col. Bob Morgan, pilot of the Memphis Belle in World
War II:
As of this morning Bob's pulmonologist has given him very little chance of
survival. This is a terrible turn of events, as he was doing better just
yesterday. Needless to say, his family is devastated.
The...
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May 17th 04 11:28 AM
by SFM
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Happy Birthday by
James Sleeman
The Cessna 150 prototype first flew on September 12, 1957
(source:wikipedia).
With so many pilots having had thier training in a C150 or 152, I
think it's fair to remark on the fact that the 150 turns 50 Years
young today.
Will it still be flying in another 50?
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September 14th 07 03:29 AM
by buttman
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Squadron History Presentation by
john smith
I presented the results of my research on the USAF Troop Carrier squadon
my father was a member of during the Korean "conflict" the the surviving
members at their 52nd reunion this afternoon.
For any of you who have considered learning what your fathers did and
the men they served with, this is...
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On the Ground by
[email protected]
After I land at an unfamiliar airport, I feel like a homeless person.
This summer I planned a long cross-country from Missouri to California
and back, and I wondered if I could fly into small airports and be
assured of finding food and lodging. What I learned may be of interest
to others. Here is...
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July 31st 06 02:58 AM
by gyoung
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leaning a lycoming engine by
airpix
A few of you were asking about leaning a Lycoming engine awhile back.
Here's the official word from Lycoming:
In order to cope with high elevation airport takeoffs with normally
aspirated engines, whenever the density altitude is 5,000 feet or
higher, the pilot must compensate on the ground before...
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April 19th 06 02:02 PM
by airpix
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Happy Thanksgiving, all! by
Jay Honeck
As I sit here preparing for a flight to spend Thanksgiving with family and
friends, I'm reminded of how lucky all of us here are.
Remember to give thanks today for what we've got -- as pilots, we represent
less than 0.2% of the US population (and far less than that, on a global
scale). The...
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'nuther question: highest TAS... by
xerj
.... for a normally aspirated piston occurs at sea level and full power, but
for a turbonormalised engine it will be at critical altitude, right?
Thanks in advance.
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October 19th 05 02:00 PM
by xerj
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a quick question: local procedures FRG-HPN transition by
Journeyman
Planning a flight tomorrow to BOS-FRG (Farmingdale, on Long Island).
My home airport is HPN (White Plains), about 15 minutes North. After
I drop off my passenger, what's the best way to get back into White
Plains?
FRG and HPN have different NY Approach frequencies, and HPN is a
pseudo class C. ...
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Any suggestions: Winnipeg/Edmonton to Seattle? by
Journeyman
I'm planning to on making a trip from Long Island Sound to Puget Sound
(and back) later this year. We're expecting to do a side trip enroute to
Winnipeg and/or Edmonton.
Any suggestions on routing across the mountains to Spokane? From there, I
can just take the I-90 across Snoqualmie...
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Parkwest Air Tours by
N2310D
Hi all,
While at the AOPA expo last Saturday, I wandered by Parkwest's booth. My
significant other and I are intrigued by the "Grand Expedition" tour and
seriously considering it for next summer. It is pricey, but not terribly out
of line.
Anybody here have any experience with the scheme and...
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November 15th 06 08:30 PM
by N2310D
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To go around or not go around? - Video by
Kai Rode
It would be interesting to hear what others would have done on the
first landing.
Go around. It's almost always the safer decision. But maybe I'm influenced
by a similar situation I experienced the day before yesterday...crosswind
landing on RWY31 with winds 24013G23KT. I used full flaps...
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SPAM by
Mark
On Apr 12, 5:50*pm, Ari wrote:
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April 12th 10 11:03 PM
by Mark
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May 17th 10 02:50 PM
by a[_3_]
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Author- Paul Hawken by
Mark
What is the world coming to? Paul explains:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGDXnoamGuI
Electricity will replace fossil fuels. This is the field
in which I specialize.
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Mark
*I won't see your response. (just flyin' by)
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October 10th 10 08:26 PM
by george
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