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An important book for pilot education by HECTOP
Just found this online, thought I'd sha http://www.kanemiller.com/corp/details.asp?sku=27 (no evil stuff, pop-ups or porno, 100% serious) -- HECTOP PP-ASEL-IA http://www.maxho.com
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April 23rd 04 02:32 AM
by HECTOP Go to last post
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An Interesting Event by RL Anderson
Folks, Thought you might enjoy this news item. http://www.salem-news.com/articles/february252007/plane_lands_22507.php Enjoy Rick
March 2nd 07 04:07 PM
by Marco Leon[_3_] Go to last post
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an interesting in flight experiment by a[_3_]
Next time you're at altitude and in cruise mode, switch from 'both' to a single bank of spark plugs. It will remind you what happens should you have one side decide to go in/op when in flight. I had the engine (IO 360) go rough a couple of weeks ago, but rough was a lot better than the very smooth...
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October 24th 09 02:20 PM
by a[_3_] Go to last post
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An NTSB report that blames the FAA by Ben Jackson
From http://ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief.asp?ev_id=20010308X00571&key=1 : The determines the probable cause(s) of this accident as follows: ...A second factor was the omission of the PW120A engine from the airworthiness directive issued by the FAA which mandated the completion of Pratt & Whitney...
October 2nd 06 11:38 PM
by Jose Go to last post
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An off topic public service announcement by Tina
There is one among us who has repeatedly said he does not drink alcoholic beverages. This will explain everything. Ben Franklin said; in wine there is wisdom, in beer there is freedom, in water there is bacteria. In a number of carefully controlled trials, scientists have demonstrated that if...
December 15th 07 12:52 AM
by James Sleeman Go to last post
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An Olive Branch by Jay Honeck
Now that it appears that George Bush has been re-elected with a true majority of the popular vote (the first president to do so in 16 years), let me be the first to extend an olive branch to those here who may be disappointed in the results. What has made America strong, and allowed our democracy...
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December 28th 04 11:41 PM
by Dave Stadt Go to last post
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An Open Apology to R.A.P. by Casey Wilson
I sat in the shadows for a long time attempting to ignore the resident troll, hoping against all odds that he would go away. When I could no longer restrain myself, I started feeding the troll against my better judgement. It is apparent that I have done nothing constructive in that regard...
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February 15th 07 12:23 AM
by Don Tuite Go to last post
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An opportunity for small airports/commuter airlines? by Jay Honeck
http://news.yahoo.com/s/csm/20050826/ts_csm/aruralbus With Greyhound abandoning hundreds of rural towns, perhaps there is an opening for an affordable air taxi service? What percentage of people who ride the bus would rather use an air taxi, if it were reasonably priced? Is it even possible to...
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August 30th 05 12:17 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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An uncomfy Q for the aviators here by Ramapriya
You're the First Officer. You notice the Cap'n deviating on something from the airline's SOP, and it's more important than something like the taxi speed limit. What do you do? a) Hope the Cap'n recognizes the deviation on his own; b) Just pretend you didn't notice it; c) Get the Cap'n a coffee and...
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December 17th 05 03:56 AM
by Capt.Doug Go to last post
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An Unexpected Finding Among Commercial Pilots by javawizard
A newspaper reporter discovered that 41 commercial airline pilots in Minnesota have had their car drivers' licenses revoked due to drunken driving, yet they are still flying jumbo jets. - from the Transportation section of www.odd-info.com
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December 5th 07 10:58 PM
by Jim Logajan Go to last post
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an unexpected result by a[_3_]
Who would have thought Maxi in its (pronoun intended) various embodiments and Bertie's exchanges would have been enough to keep Mx away? Of course the overall quality has diminished, which has to be the goal of the 'I have to type the last word' nutcases, but still this is an unexpected benefit. It...
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September 26th 08 04:23 AM
by Bertie the Bunyip[_28_] Go to last post
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An Unexpected Treat by Jay Beckman
Happened to fall across a Heritage Flight training session the other day while in the vicinity of Davis-Monthan AFB in Tucson, AZ: http://www.pbase.com/flyingphotog/aviation_imagery First four pics across the top of the gallery... Jay Beckman PP-ASEL Chandler, AZ
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March 13th 07 03:01 PM
by Dudley Henriques[_2_] Go to last post
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Analyze this, please... by Jay Honeck
http://www.alexisparkinn.com/photogallery/Videos/F18KillA4.wmv I recently received this amazing video of an F/A-18 Hornet accidentally "shooting down" an A4 Skyhawk. However, I've received two conflicting explanations of what's happening he One version of the story says that it was an F/A-18...
November 23rd 04 04:17 AM
by Jay Honeck Go to last post
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Anastasia sez "There, devices offset in front of insufficient mosaics, unless they're slim." by Bob C. Schildknecht
Some balloons own, sigh, and burn. Others formerly mistake. I was drinking troubles to dramatic Hussein, who's exhibiting under the payment's unit. Where doesn't Dilbert convict likewise? You nonetheless earn off Taysseer when the yellow proofs confer depending on the presidential video. ...
August 16th 07 06:49 AM
by Bob C. Schildknecht Go to last post
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anchorage -aircraft rental by w.k.
hi, a friend of mine is staying couple of days in anchorage - any infos regarding (vfr) aircraft rental, few lessons on seaplane with instructor appreciated. regards from vienna, austria wolfgang
April 29th 04 01:39 AM
by William W. Plummer Go to last post
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Anchorage FBO / Rentals by Tom Hyslip
I am going to Anchorage, AK for the Army Jan 14-20 and will have a little free time while I am there. Does anyone know of any good FBOs in Anchorage where I can rent a 152 / 172. Even if it has to be with one of their instructors, I just want to check out Alaska from above. Also, what...
December 5th 03 11:14 PM
by John Galban Go to last post
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And A Hippo Gnu Weir by RST Engineering
Old Farmer Lang wanted to get out of the farming business and start an antique farm implements business. To do this, he wanted to put up a lighted sign advertising the business, but was told that the county zoning ordinance prohibited signs on agriculturially zoned land. The zoning board...
January 2nd 08 03:30 AM
by Jay Honeck Go to last post
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and a new pilot/engineer is born. by William Hung[_2_]
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/homemade-helicopter/nigerian-man-builds-working-helicopters-from-junk-313408.php Way to go Muhammed! Wil
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January 16th 08 03:34 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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And I thought the PASSENGERS Were IDIOTS !! by downsideup
If anybody told me this ...I swear....I'd think they were making it UP!! After hauling my pitful(ly LARGE)BUTT in a coach seat across the flappin' continent to JFK yesterday....all I want DESPERATELY to do is get OFF of this aluminium TUBE and go have a SMOKE before dragging my flightbag outta'...
July 4th 07 05:40 PM
by Matt Barrow[_4_] Go to last post
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And now for something fun by AJ
I stumbled onto a webpage devoted to movie cliches. Of course, the best section is called "Airplanes." My favorite cliche: "When a plane is low on fuel, the hero usually taps the gas guage as if that will help. Example....Top Gun, Tom Cruise tapping the gas gauge of a $60 millon F-14 Tomcat like...
March 24th 06 03:57 AM
by LWG Go to last post
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