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Does anyone have any experience with running 100LL in a generator? I picked up a small and quiet (900 Watt) genny a week or so back for Oshkosk, and am considering the fuel options for it once we get there. The manual was of only minor help, mentioning a minimum of 87 Octane "unleaded". Its the...

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I am looking for planespotters in the Washington DC area. Are there any local groups or individuals here? Thanks. Margot Williams The Washington Post

I was looking at the FAA N-number database. Everything seems to have a mode S code, even a friend's balloon that doesn't have a transponder. Can anybody explain that?

How's this for a wierd notam: http://tfr.faa.gov/tfr/jsp/save_pages/detail_4_0539.html The fun part is the altitude description: "Altitude: From and including the surface up to and including 0 feet MSL".

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Reported in the Sacramento Bee: SACRAMENTO COUNTY - Authorities are amazed that a 26-year-old woman walked away from a helicopter crash Thursday afternoon south of Rancho Murieta that destroyed the vintage aircraft she was flying. Perhaps even more remarkable, after walking nearly two miles from...

What I love about this funky illustration from 1960 Mechanix Illustrated is the carefree look on the passenger's faces even though they are pulling like 2 gees as their escape pod drogues away from the burning aircraft. http://glikglik.blogspot.com/2005/03/escape-pods.html

I'm going to be in plane camping at Oshkosh this year, and I'm wondering how I'm going to keep my camera batteries and iPod charged. I know from harsh experience that keeping the airplane master on to use a cigarette lighter adaptor runs down the plane battery pretty damn fast, so that's not a...

Do modern jet airliners still have a noticeable dutch roll? I haven't flown in anything for a couple decades, and was wondering if it's been damped out to zero by modern control theory, or still exists. I first noticed it trying to take solar sights with an elaborate protractor and bubble level...

Our local airport, University Airport (KEDU) at Davis, California, was going to be closed 5 years ago. Local pilots formed a group--Friends of University Airport--to defend the airport. We were successful, and rather than disband, the group remained to continue promoting the airport to the...

Unusual sight at Luxembourg Airport: 4 Atlas Air lined up On the 3rd of February, 3 Atlas Air & 1 former Atlas Air B747 lined up at Luxembourg on parking P7. Picture & info under http://decker.antoine.free.fr

Often in films, when a plane flying at high altitude has its window shot out, it seems to experience major turbulence and/or seem to dive before it is stabilised. I can't understand why a load of air rushing out of the pressurised cabin would do this in *real* situations, does it actually...

Anyone have PIREPs about this product? Does it contain approaches that we can study while not yet flying and on the ground? What's your overall take on it. Jay, is this the one you use?

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As we did last year, AeroFile is celebrating the Holiday Season (and my Birthday) with a sale of sorts. From December 1 to December 24, 2003, when you order copy of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems" we will pay your shipping. What a great Holiday gift. We still have some...

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I've been scanning the 'net to get an idea of an average brokerage fee for an aircraft (1968 Cherokee 140) valued in the $20,000 to $25,000 range. My expectation would be advertising the aircraft and acting as initial point of contact. The aircraft would need to be sold from my home base, not...