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Use of hand-held GPS on FAA check ride by
Barry
Mr. Tarver:
You are correct in that it definitely takes a quorum of managers to make a
cogent decision about such things.
Likewise, you are also (probably) correct in that it should not make one
iota of difference whether one wishes to use their hand-held GPS a Robinson
R-22 helicreature or in an...
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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this mean one can fly an unpublished IAP in the UK?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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Outer Marker by
Barry
When doing an ILS approach, with the glideslope, is it a requirement to be
able to identify the outer marker or a substitute? FAR 91.175(k) lists the
outer marker as one of the "basic ground components" and gives the acceptable
substitutes, but doesn't explicitly say that it's required. The AIM...
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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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January 11th 05 06:22 AM
by Barry
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IFR Through Cleveland by
Bartscher
I'll be heading from Toledo to Buffalo late in June and I'm wondering if the
Cleveland class B is accomodating for IFR flights through their area, or if I
should expect to be vectored well around the area. Since I won't have life
rafts or jackets onboard, I want to make sure that I get vectored...
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June 2nd 04 04:22 PM
by PaulH
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Logging Simulator Time by
Bartscher
I just had my first opportunity to log some approaches in a simulator and that
brought up questions about how to log the time. The Frasca 141 was set up to
mimic a Cessna 172. My questions a
1) Does this time get logged as Airplane SEL along with also being logged as a
Synthetic Trainer?
2) Do...
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HELP - Stuck in Pittsbugh, anyone comming my way? by
[email protected]
My medical is expired, I have not flown in 3 years, and I am very
anxious to get back in the air. Is anyone flying into or through
Pittsburgh, PA? Alleghney Co. or Pittsburgh International Airport?
I have ~1,600hrs tt from ERAU in Daytona Beach, but have gotten into
all kinds of other stuff...
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Secondary Stall by
Bear Bottoms[_4_]
On Wed, 10 Dec 2008 19:10:34 GMT, Mike wrote:
"Bear Bottoms" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 07 Dec 2008 22:31:38 GMT, Mike wrote:
He's no different than Jay then, other than a higher percentage of his
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Secondary Stall by
Bear Bottoms[_4_]
On Wed, 10 Dec 2008 19:13:38 GMT, Mike wrote:
"Bear Bottoms" wrote in message
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I love to show MY DICK TO YOU.
wow
I'm not as impressed as you are, sonny.
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How long does it take the FAA to publish an approach? by
Beech45Whiskey
Yesterday, I stopped by a small VFR airport in western NY state and struck
up a conversation with a few locals. During the interesting aviation chat
I learned that the FAA had been to their airport a year or so ago
performing a survey that would hopefully result in a GPS approach.
On average, how...
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Why an NDB approach with a miss to an intersection? by
Ben Jackson
What's the point of the CVO NDB 17? It's an off-airport NDB approach
to a runway that also has ILS, VOR and GPS approaches, all with lower
minimums. Like all but one other approach (a GPS approach from the
south) it has a missed approach that takes you to an intersection hold
about 9 miles to the...
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Identifying an intersection with options by
Ben Jackson
The HIO ILS 22 has a hold at COUVE which is defined by the intersection
of three things: the UBG 232, BTG 242 and the LOC. It's also the
UBG 232 @ 21.7 DME.
I was flying this in FS2002 in the 182RG, which only has 1 CDI on
the panel, but it does have a DME you can remote to the second
(invisible,...
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Is an IPC a substitute for 6 approaches? by
Ben Jackson
The way I read 61.57(d) (the requirement for an IPC), it's just an extra
requirement that kicks in under certain circumstances. It's not a subpart
of 61.57(c) (6 approaches etc in 6 months), and (c) does not have any
exceptions related to (d).
So if an IPC is essentially a checkride, it could be...
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Why some approaches are NA as alternates by
Ben Jackson
What is the reason for an approach (or a whole airport) to be NA as
an alternate? Is there some attribute an approach has to have to be
worthy of being filed as an alternate?
The one that got me wondering was KAST (Astoria, OR) which is NA except
for the VOR Rwy 8 when it also has ILS/LOC and GPS...
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How fast should an ADF point? by
Ben Jackson
My ADF (Narco 841) quit pointing shortly after I got the plane, so
I pulled it and found it was covered in swarf (metal shavings) so I
cleaned it off, cleaned the contacts (card edge connector) and put
it back in. Now it points again. What I'm wondering is: How fast
should it point? Let's say...
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My first big IFR mistake... by
Ben Jackson
I made my first big IFR mistake. I fixed my intermittant ADF with only
a few more hours of training to go until my checkride. My glorious plan
to label it INOP (making it an expensive combination multi-channel timer
and partial panel heading memory aid) has been thwarted by a little tuner
cleaner...
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Reading the whiskey compass by
Ben Jackson
When you're flying partial panel, to what precision do you read the
mag compass? To the nearest 5 degrees? Estimate to the nearest
degree? How long do you go between readings and rely only on timed
turns?
For that matter, do you ever try to apply values from the correction
card? In IMC or even...
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Getting to VFR on top from VFR? by
Ben Jackson
The other thread reminded me of an interesting situation I got into
on the way out of Victoria, BC. I had filed for a lower than optimal
altitude due to forecast icing at 9000. Once airborn I could see that
the cloud layer in question had tops around 9000, and I could climb on
top before I...
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