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Helium Balloon Sizing by
Barney Einstein
What is the diameter of the helium balloon needed to life 200 pounds total load?
Thanks.
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Track Santa by
Barney Frank
http://www.noradsanta.org/en/default.php
Norad Tracking
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Attn MXSMANIC by
Barney Rubble
I have had this lying around for some time, I thought it might resonate with
the village idiot.
FRANCE
The following advice for American travellers going to France was compiled
from information provided by the US State Department, the CIA, the US
Chamber of Commerce, the Food and Drug...
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Kiss your medical records privacy good-bye. by
Barney Rubble
Hmm, yes, imagine a world where an idiot can post stupid answers to an open
dicussion forum.....
Ding ding, we've found a winner
Dan, come on down and accept the stupid asshole award of the year.
"Dan Camper" wrote in message...
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The FAA is marching toward sole dependence on GPS- Is that a mistake? by
BarneyFife
The FAA is marching toward sole dependence on GPS. However,
the FAA engineers and controllers are screaming from the
mountaintops PLEASE do not single thread North American
airspace navigation on satellite only.
Yes GPS is awesome. Yes GPS has and will change our lives.
But the signal is small...
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A USMC sniper was real good at his job by
BarneyFife
A USMC sniper was real good at his job. This sniper had a
method. He would yell out some insult at the enemy and when
someone stood up to reply, BANG!!! - one less terrorist!
After every mission the company commander would ask "How
many terrorists have you shot today?" However, on this...
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Study: High Risk of Catastrophic Runway Collisions in U.S. Airports by
BarneyFife
Study: High Risk of Catastrophic Runway Collisions in U.S.
Airports
WASHINGTON — There is "a high risk of a catastrophic runway
collision occurring in the United States" because of
faltering federal leadership, malfunctioning technology and
overworked air traffic controllers, congressional...
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panther or bose headphones by
Baron Man
any views on the panther headphones
bose seems good...does it have inputs for cell/mp3 player.
i plan to use it primarily in a jet cockpit environment.
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can one log PIC if another person is flying by
Baron Man
can one log PIC if another person is flying.
what if you're an instructor.
same for twins - if i have a ME instructor rating, can i
log PIC time in an airplane that i do not have formal
training in - but is similar cat/class - piston twin etc.
thanks
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May 20th 04 02:59 PM
by Hilton
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becoming a gold-seal instructor by
Baron Man
pls confirm the following to becoming a gold-seal
instructor.
ground-instructor -
is GI and advanced GI two different things or same.
have 8/10 signoffs in previous 24 months.
of course, you have also to be an CFI.
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Does part 91 apply outside the USA? by
Barry
Now let's take 91.175. The USA mandates the use of a published IAP.
The UK does not. 91.1 says p91 does not apply outside the USA. Does
this mean one can fly an unpublished IAP in the UK?
I don't see anything in 91.1 saying that it does not apply outside the US.
It says that it does...
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Does part 91 apply outside the USA? by
Barry
Now let's take 91.175. The USA mandates the use of a published IAP.
The UK does not. 91.1 says p91 does not apply outside the USA. Does
this mean one can fly an unpublished IAP in the UK?
I don't see anything in 91.1 saying that it does not apply outside the US.
It says that it...
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Use of hand-held GPS on FAA check ride by
Barry
After decades of national policy prohibiting use of hand-held VOR and GPS on
FAA check rides, FAA Flight Standards Headquarters in Washington DC
(AFS-800) finally reversed itself and is now allowing the use of hand-held
VOR and GPS on Private, Commercial and Instrument FAA check rides.
So, if your...
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August 9th 03 10:14 PM
by Barry
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FAA Part 61 & 141 FAQ's gone! by
Barry
To All:
Removal of the FAA AFS-800 Part 61 and 141 FAQ web site
Last month the FAA cancelled the AFS-800 Part 61 and Part 141 FAQ's.
Evidently the reason was because the FAA Public Relations folks, the creator
of the FAA's main "How do I become a Pilot?" FAQ web page convinced the...
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GA in Jamaica? by
Barry
Do any of you know if it's possible to rent a light airplane, or just go up
with a CFI, in Jamaica? If so, where? I'm going there at the end of the
month and it would be fun to do some flying.
Barry
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Garmin 96c glitch? by
Barry
Anyone out there using the Garmin 96c handheld GPS? I have discovered a
glitch that may be a significant firmware problem on the 96c (and maybe the
96). When projecting a waypoint on a bearing from between 165 to 181
degrees FROM any existing waypoint in the 96c's internal aviation datatbase
on...
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Turbo 182: correct mixture for final approach at high altitude? by
Barry Klein
We took a newer 182 turbo to a 7000' elevation airport yesterday and
the engine quit at the end of the landing roll. I'm sure the mixture
was way too rich. It restarted without incident, glad we were on the
ground! We had the mixture set about 100 deg rich of peak TIT for
cruise at 9500. How...
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4th of July thoughts (for those residing in the US) by
Bart
Mark Twain Said:
No man's life, liberty, or property are safe while
the congress is in session.
Ben Franklin said:
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little
temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
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July 4th 03 09:56 PM
by Bart
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TFR not right IMO by
Bart
I was getting ready to go today and noticed that there were two
new TFR's for me to avoid. One of them closed a regional airport,
and the other a few miles away to the northwest. I saw the words
"Secret Service" and figured #1 or #2 was gonna be in town.
I did a news search and found out that the...
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Trikes vs Fixed Wings U/L vs Gyros by
BARTFIO
Does anyone here have experience in all three of these type a/c? I would like
to know which of the 3 would handle cross winds best and which has a safer
overall
operational record. So far, I've read that the gyro is better with crosswinds
(ref Dr. Taggart) than even some factory fixed wings. I...
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by BARTFIO
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