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I've finally located the manuals at http://www.pilotmall.com/page/1/PROD/26/17390 Mary and I own (and LOVE) the AvMap EKP-IIIC, the predecessor to the EKP-IV. We played with the IV extensively at OSH this year, and I fell in love with it. It's smaller, thinner -- yet still has a BIGGER,...

Sounds like a JAA thing. I"m not aware of any requirement for original anything in the U.S. -Robert

You guys after any info on the better schools to take a 3-4 day IA prep couse before the test..?? I'm in San Bernardino / Riverside, California area.., but of course can travel..!! Thanks.., Mike..!!

Would anyone be kind enough to point me to a wiring diagram for a general aviation radio? I need to know the pinout configurations and voltage for the mic connection. Thank you and regards in advace! Gary

I'd bet that the 73A markings are so someone (oil industry with rigs in the gulf, for instance) can identify their aircraft at long range - "Is that one of our helicopters landing on the oil rig?" The 73A may be part of an N number, or may not have anything to do with the N number at...

Maurice Hendriks wrote: Hi all, This is not an ng for images. Matt

In a previous article, said: As if on cue - another JetRanger showed up today and did a nice low, slow pass. Thought you might enjoy the pics..... http://justsomeaircraftpics.4t.com/ Belongs to the US...

Having posted to this group before, I though I would just provide the follow up. I completed a transformer design - thanks for people who posted in the group with information. Instead of paying $75 - $150 for an adapter, I constructed what is the equivalent of 500 ohm source impedance to 4 ohm...

The numbers look too large for the aircraft and cross into the red stripes -- never seen this on an aircraft. Note that military and law enforcement helicopters may not have FAA numbers. Jerry in NC "David Stiles" wrote in...

David Stiles wrote: Hi Folks, I've taken a picture of a Bell JetRanger: http://justsomeaircraftpics.4t.com/ I was curious to identify the owner. I wrote FAA and provided a picture but

Does anyone have a copy of Qantas Flightpaths? If u do, I'm willing to pay 20- 30 bucks called Geoffrey thomas and he saod there are no more copies left -- clipper ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Anyone out there who likes Neville Shute's aviation books should check out Amazon or Barnes & Noble's web sites for "The Mannerheim Line" and "The Last Flight of the Blue Goose". Here are some reader comments from Amazon that got me hooked: Reviewer: A reader As a Nevil Shute fan I always wondered...

"John B." wrote in message ... Came across these on Google Earth in Texas (waypoint 29.536881,-98.482665). Any info and links to other pics would be appreciated. Beech Starships.

This request goes out to anybody that knows Marlene at the Ramp 66 FBO in North Myrtle Beach (CRE). Marlene has worked at the FBO for over 21 years and if you've ever stopped there you have probably run into her. After 21 years Marlene is retiring and I would like to put together a book of...

Perhaps of interest to you, gentle reader: quote LONDON (AFP) - A Boeing 777 plane has broken the world record for the longest flight by a commercial jet when it landed at London's Heathrow airport on a flight from Hong Kong via the Pacific. /quote More...

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Hi can anyone tell me the maintance intervals for the boeing 737NG ie the times of the A to D checks.

Peter wrote: The other day I was talking to a commercial pilot of a big twin passenger turboprop. He has been iced up a few times and recently was down to 200fpm climbing flat out through FL150; looking out of the window he saw a bit of ice on the wings but enough on...