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About those anti-aviatoin newsgroups by
C J Campbell
We should be cautious about posting anything on these news groups. There is
no way of convincing the mentally ill that airplanes are not a threat to
them, so arguing with them is futile. At worst, somebody in these groups
could find out about the rec.aviation news groups. This is a serious...
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Picking up ATC from 300 NM away? Frequency bleed? by
Peter R.
Last night while flying from Teterboro, New Jersey up to Ithaca, NY, I was
talking to Bingamton approach (located in south central NY state) and
cruising at 8,000 ft.
On the frequency there were several calls from aircraft but not one was
answered by ATC. At first I thought the controller was...
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Compass turning error by
Marty Ross
I got Pete's explanation, and it's close to my own mental way of remembering
this.
The metaphor that helps me to visualize the N/S compass turning error in the
northern hemisphere is a string with one end tied to the back side of the
compass ring, behind where "S" (South) is painted, and the other...
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Ever been.... by
Morgans
"Ardna" wrote in message
news:nFZ0b.3324$n94.1968@fed1read04...
Ever been on a commercial flight that when the plane landed, all the
passengers applauded ?
My guess is that you are rather young. I remember people commonly
applauding a smooth landing, when...
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Registering foreign planes in US by
Eclipsme
What is required to get an 'N' number for a foreign (to the US) registered
plane? Does sit matter where the plane is currently registered? Does the
plane have to be in the US currently?
Thanks,
Harvey
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August 22nd 03 12:23 AM
by Simon
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Today's A-Word-A-Day ...avigation by
Ron Natalie
"Montblack" wrote in message ...
http://www.wordsmith.org/awad/
A-Word-A-Day is a FREE service that comes to my e-mail ...every day. Today's
word is one I haven't heard of before - avigation.
People...
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Lightspeed with Foggles question by
Ben Jackson
In article ,
Snowbird wrote:
We have Lightspeed headsets. We use Foggles for simulated
instrument training.
Jeppshades work with Lightspeed headsets and there's nothing to
interrupt the ear seal.
If you figure out a...
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Navajo crash, CLW by
gatorcog
Tragic accident north of Clearwater (FL) Airpark thurs. 8/21 evening. Twin
Navajo apparently on approach to rwy 16 crashed and burned in a residential
area, killing two (father and son) and seriously injuring 1. They were
returning from N. FL according to newspaper. Weather was rain storm,...
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VOR and reverse sensing by
Koopas Ly
Hi all,
What is meant by reverse sensing?
Say I am southeast of the VOR station, and want to head straight to
that station in a northwest direction, at a heading of 300. I tune
and identify, and currently track the 300 radial (300 on the OBS),
with a "TO" indication, and the needle centered. If...
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Lightspeed Comes Through! by
Jay Honeck
As many of you know, while at OSH 2003 I had one of those inadvertent
"once-in-a-lifetime" conversations with the president of Lightspeed
Aviation. The story goes as follows:
I've had three pair of LightSpeed headset -- two 15s and a 20XL -- that I
have purchased over the last four years. The...
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Overly restrictive business flying requirements. by
Wily Wapiti
Hello.
I thought I'd bounce these off the group and see what people
think. These are the UniRegs at the University of Wyoming for flying
your own or rented plane on University business. I feel, as a
low-time private pilot that they are overly restrictive, but I thought
I'd see what the sage...
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Presidential TFR violations in Seattle? by
C J Campbell
It took me 40 minutes to get through to the FSS on the phone this morning. I
had a student at 8:00 am and then a charter at 11:00. Tacoma Narrows fell
within the 30 nm TFR. The briefer told me that nine planes had been forced
down in Redmond, OR, the previous day. The FSS confirmed for me that the...
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Cutting shirttails??? by
Larry Dighera
On Mon, 25 Aug 2003 17:29:39 -0700, "C J Campbell"
wrote in Message-Id:
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Basically, cutting off the shirt tail marked you as the
new guy and any stories or ceremonies that went along with it were simply
there to add...
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Stupid procedures & politics by
Kiwi Jet Jock
I don't know the approach - but was wondering if it would be due more to
compromised safety in the event of going asymetric in IMC on a SID there?
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August 27th 03 02:00 AM
by Dave S
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The AD that wasn't. by
Roger Long
With all the AD's for things with a very low likelihood of occurrence, you
really have to wonder why this (from Cessna Pilot's Association) isn't one.
It should be and you should check your engine immediately.
Many engines, particularly Lycomings, have a pressurized oil passage opening
into the...
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Burt Rutan by
Tarver Engineering
"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote in
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"Ed Majden" wrote in message
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Suggestions for hour building in Europe? by
Thomas Borchert
Shane,
two point and some suggestions:
- Check carefully if the whole thing won't be cheaper in the US. Even
with low price rentals in Europe, it might be more expensive than
gettign a cheap flight to Florida and do your flying there, where it is
even cheaper.
- Mallorca (sp?) and Malaga in...
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Anyone been to Blakesburg? by
Jay Honeck
For several days we have enjoyed having a delightful couple (flying a
beautiful -- and gigantic -- old Luscombe, all the way from the D.C. area!)
stay with us who are on their way to the antique aircraft fly-in, held at
Blakesburg, IA each year. Despite our owning poor old (but not old...
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RI tax madness by
Gil Brice
Only having been a pilot for 2-years I can honestly say that this is the
most ridiculous "Russian Roulette" regulation I have seen yet.
"Roger Long" wrote in
message ...
Say, this really looks to be...
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August 29th 03 01:52 AM
by Neal
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Flight Star or Destination Direct by
Scubadooo
Does anyone have an opinion on these two products?
I am debating between Flight Star and Destination Direct.
They are both desktop flight planning software that seem to have their
individual benefits.
Price is not the issue here, only user friendliness and graphics.
David
ORL/MCO
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