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Mountain flying instruction: McCall, Idaho, Colorado too! by
[email protected]
Subject: Mountain flying instruction: McCall, Idaho, Colorado too!
There are a few openings available in the Idaho back country mountain
flying courses this summer. If you are interested in the next level
of mountain, canyon and back country flying, please consider attending
one of these...
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NEW WWII BOOK by
Dave Clark
My new book "Angels Eight -- Normandy Air War Diary" is now available. The
book covers every aerial combat that occurred in the Normandy Campaign of
1944 and describes daily life in the words of the pilots themselves (over 50
combat reports). It is a "Print on Demand" book and is available from...
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Small plane with the best range? by
Bob
Hello,
I've been reading news on flying for quite a while and these seems to
be the most well-informed groups (the googles)writer on the net. I
would therefore like to have your personnal opinion on a question. I
live in Northern Quebec (Yes, I'm french speaking so forgive the
spelling mistakes)...
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New LSA entering market! Widest cabin & Longest range! by
shumi601
-largest cabin in its class (1.3 m wide)
-extremely good flying characteristics (perfect aircraft for flying schools etc.)
-full aluminium body (extremely well built aircraft with close attention to detail, only top quality long lasting materials used)
-low running and maintenance costs & longest...
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Handheld battery question by
RobsSanta
My brain has totally gone blank for this simple question, I know I should
have paid more attention in school !!!.
I just was given a 12volt 1200mAh battery and a 200mh 3W wall charger by a
friend who is quitting flying. It has been that long since he used the
battery he doesn't remember charging...
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Winglets not on some aircraft? by
DaveC
On a recent trip from USA to Asia I saw a few modern, new, large multiengine
jet airliners that had no winglets.
I was under the impression that these were standard design items for all
large aircraft wings.
What design criteria would determine that winglets were not to be used on the
wings...
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by DaveC
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Whoops! 747 lands at the wrong airport. by
David Powell[_2_]
http://www.myfoxdc.com/story/24030715/boeing-747-mistakenly-lands-at-small-kansas-airport#axzz2lHiBowta
http://www.myfoxdc.com/story/24030715/boeing-747-mistakenly-lands-at-small-kansas-airport#axzz2lHiBowta
It is a custom modified 747 that Boeing uses to transport 787 Dreamliner parts. It...
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OSH-bound by
Juan Jiménez
Looking for two seats on single or twin bound for OSH, one for myself and
one for my 12 yr old son, would prefer to ride with someone who will be
there the entire week, willing to share gas expense and piloting duties,
PPL, single or multi, taildragger endorsed, high perf and complex,...
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Small plane yoke travel by
Jon Danniken
I'm hoping this question isn't too far off charter for this group, but
it's been ages since I've been up in a small plane, and I'm wondering
about yoke travel.
Specifically, in a plane such as a Cessna 172, how far is the yoke
travel from all the way forward to all the way back?
Thanks for any...
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Early Airbus A-3X series: 'Shear' effect on aft-most rows by
[email protected]
Early Airbus A-3X series: 'Shear' effect on aft-most rows
On the first two Airbus widebody entrants(the 300 & 310), I distinctly noticed that the rear-most 10-12 passenger windows actually shear up, as do the ends of a classic ocean liner, along with the rows corresponding to that end of the...
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The way wig wags animate. by
[email protected]
Hi,
I'm building some wig wags to add into an airport sim. At the moment, I know they are two amber lights which alternate at about 30-60 cyles per minute.
My question is, when they are on both sides of the stop bar, do they animate in a particular way. For example, as a rough drawing ( zero =...
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Electric jets where are You? by
nrepeb
Yes it maybe look strange, but where are electric jets!? Maybe they hidden or something like that... I known that cost of developing engine maybe high, but there are now some electric planes. It's enough to say that 70% of plane ticket on longer distances is for fuel cost. Cheap airlines can throw...
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Lightning arragements on a DC6B by
ben brugman
Hello All,
I am searching for the lightning arragements on a DC6B, specifically the
start of the sixties for the African continent.
By lightning arragements, I mean the lights which are visible from the
outside of the plane during the flight.
Thanks in advance,
Ben Brugman
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Aviation magazines for sale by
Eh.Gee.
I'm helping a friend sell his collection of aviation magazines. Haven't
finished cataloguing them yet but here are the titles. There are about
300 in total, dated 2000 to early 2005 and in like-new condition. Most
are newsstand bought so the covers are free of address labels:
Airways (A Global...
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"Mad Men" Gets on a 727 by
David Powell[_2_]
How close did they get the period detail here?
http://tomandlorenzo.com/2014/03/mad-men-season-7-promo-photos/
http://tomandlorenzo.com/2014/03/mad-men-season-7-promo-photos/
David
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Oldest Operational Boeing 707? by
Vitaly Shmatikov
In article ,
James Anatidae wrote:
I remember reading somewhere a couple years back that one of first couple of
707's is still flying somewhere in the US, I think in Florida. I haven't
been able to Google any info, so does anybody...
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The insane spitfire video clip by
gatt
If you haven't seen this yet give it a look. It's a Spitfire practically
mowing the lawn during a wheels-up flyby at the camera. WTF?!
This is rated R for (wholly appropriate) use of strong language.
http://alexisparkinn.com/oh_my_god.htm
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