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"120-foot journey to immortality" by
Mike
120-foot journey to immortality
Life: Wilbur and Orville Wright weren't born with wings, but that
didn't stop them from flying. Almost 100 years ago, the duo
accomplished what had seemed impossible: They solved the problem of
human mechanical flight.
at...
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by Mike
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Boeing CF65-5647 Inspection Gage Set by
Surplusmeister
Hello,
I have come across a Boeing CF65-5647 Inspection Gage Set for 707 Aircraft. Can anyone tell me what this is used for and where i could find somewhere to sell it?
Thanks,
Nick
Virginia Beach, VA
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ultralights by
Austin7
im a 14 year old kid who loves to fly....my grandpa currently flyies a cessna 172.......i rewlly dont want to wait until im 16 to solo.....i was reading that yoh may fly a single seater ultralight aircraft that has no more than 5 gallons of fuel capacity at any age.....is this true? if ao whete...
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Shipping & Ports Sector in India by
James Wilkinson
India’s Transportation & Logistics sector is large and diverse; it caters to the needs of 1.2 billion people. The Indian transportation & logistics sector is increasingly attractive to foreign and domestic operators as well as strategic and financial investors.
Ports: Ports in India play a vital...
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Ancient VOR Transmitter ?? by
[email protected]
I recently received this large single-frequency transmitter
from an elderly gentleman who used to be a ham radio operator.
I have not been able to pin down exactly what it is. Some
folks have given the opinion that it may be an old VOR transmitter.
I'm wondering if someone can identify it? Give...
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Are there streets that are shared with small airplanes? by
Ramon F. Herrera
Ages ago, I saw in a TV documentary an aviation community; the homes
had extra-wide, dual purpose "hangarages". I thought it was something
unique, but now I know that there are LOTS of them, of all kinds. The
remarkable feature was that some of the streets were shared between
cars and airplanes....
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Landing gear temp by
SLT
What is the average temperature (ballpark figure) of landing gear when deployed. Realize it varies with outside conditions.
Commercial Plane (25-30k alt.)
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by SLT
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Falcon 100 information by
draphtinh
Hi,
We built a flight simulator (http://ifair.fr/spip.php?article49)
Now, we bought the rest of the true Falcon 100 cabin. We would like to
transform it into a simulator (http://ifair.fr/spip.php?article58)
We can't find enough information about this aircraft. We are looking for
training...
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Kiwi! Cool animation by
Buck Murdock
Not sure if this got posted already, but this is a really neat
animation. And it IS aviation-related! Enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdUUx5FdySs
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EGNOS GPS augmentation? by
Matteogps
Hi,
this is Matteo, I'd like to ask your opinion on the European GPS augmentation service called EGNOS and its new Safety-of-Life service that has been just certified for use in aviation.
Here is a link ( http://egnos-portal.gsa.europa.eu/news/egnos-gains-ground-at-aero-friedrichshafen-2011 ) on a...
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Piper 6.00x6 Nose Wheel and Fork? by
mikem
I need some help with Piper part numbers. I'm looking for the
Piper Part numbers of the 6.00x6 nose wheel fork used on the
"heavier" Cherokees, Comanchees, etc.
Jay Honeck and Don Tuite sent reprints of the PA28 manual
pages which show only the 5.00x5 wheel and hardware. Thanks guys.
I have seen...
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March 5th 04 11:34 PM
by mikem
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GreatPlanesPilotSearch by
GreatPlanesPilotSearch
I am the researcher for the show "Great Planes" on the Military
Channel. I am currently in the process of finding pilots to interview
on camera in the locations we are filming.
For pilots in the Tucson, AZ area:
We’re looking for pilots who fly or have flown one of the following
aircraft: an...
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ANR squeal on descent by
Juan Jimenez
Somebody explain to me why ANR headsets squeal when you are descending from
FL180 and lower in an unpressurized aircraft. Flightcom is modifying their
Denalis to deal with this but they say all ANR's do this.
????
Juan
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Rechargable AA batteries and chargers by
TripFarmer
I use a lot of AA batteries and have used Alkalines for a while. I've even
bought the 40 for $10 at Sam's Club and I've bought the Energizer e2 batteries,
which are really good. The Sam's ones I'd just throw away if they got close
to being dead.
I finally bit the bullet and did some research. ...
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What is the best way to fly for an airline? by
ShaggyAce
I am currently a sophomore in college, accounting major. I have thought about either joining AFROTC and commisioning with their accelerated program and hopefully getting a pilot slot. I have also thought about enlisting in the ANG while in college and paying for some hours on the sides while...
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Question for business jet pilots, movie S.W.A.T. by
Jeffrey
Hi folks. A question, if I may.
In the film "S.W.A.T.", a commandeered Learjet is descending for a landing
on a bridge. The pilot or copilot is going through checklists and he says,
"Go to 'forty percent flaps.' "
I'm a private pilot, and I use DEGREES of flaps (10, 20, or 30 -- and once,
in a...
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Charity Auction - Flight in a Piper Archer over Cambridge by
Charlie
I am writing on behalf of The X Appeal, the research charity of the
Royal College of Radiologists. We are currently running a charity
auction on www.ebay.co.uk, and I thought you might find one of our
items of interest;
Marshall Aerospace has donated a thirty minute flight over Cambridge
in a...
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