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New Plane and Mountains by randall g
I just purchased a 1974 Cardinal RG and am very happy with it so far. I have been privileged to live in a very beautiful part of the world. All we are missing here are trees that change colours in the fall! Here is a trip log made yesterday through the Coast Mountains of British Columbia. Lots of...
October 13th 06 01:48 AM
by .Blueskies. Go to last post
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Autopilot fighting for control by Mxsmanic
In simulation, if I set the autopilot to maintain the altitude, and then try to change pitch with the controls, the control surfaces barely move, and I can hardly have any effect on pitch. I think this is a limitation of the simulator. My guess is that, in real life, the autopilot continuously...
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October 12th 06 10:28 PM
by Peter Clark Go to last post
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Amusement by Dylan Smith
When I heard the sad news about the plane crash in New York on this morning's BBC Radio 4 'Today' programme, I immediately predicted what Skylune's action would be and almost predicted with 100% accuracy what the subject line of his new thread would be, and what the message contents would be. At...
October 12th 06 07:06 PM
by B A R R Y Go to last post
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Radar track of Lidle's aircraft caught on Passur by Peter R.
Partial radar track of the first few minutes of Lidle's Cirrus departing Teterboro on Passur: http://www4.passur.com/ewr.html Set the clock there for October 11th, 14:30 pm, then click on the first aircraft that departs Teterboro. -- Peter
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October 12th 06 05:42 PM
by Mxsmanic Go to last post
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On-field places to eat by FLAV8R
I know this has been done before, but has anyone thought about putting together another list of on-field places to eat? JP took everyone's input and used it for his own profit. I would be willing to recreate a website listing for free (always free) if there was enough input. Has anyone else...
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October 12th 06 01:07 PM
by Peter Dohm Go to last post
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First Hand Accounts of Manhattan tall building crash by Owen
From New York Times: Luis Gonzalez, 23, was one of several construction workers and others viewing plans for renovating an apartment in the Belaire when they looked out the window and saw a plane headed their way. “It was coming right at us, directly at us at the floor where we were working on,”...
October 12th 06 07:32 AM
by Mxsmanic Go to last post
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Weather during Cirrus crash in New York City by Owen
The Cirrus apparently crashed into the Manhattan building around 1440 local time, or 1840Z. KNYC is the closest official weather station to the crash site. Below are the weather observations taken at KNYC and nearby about 11 minutes after the accident. Almost immediately after the accident...
October 12th 06 05:17 AM
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helicopters and tfrs by swag
I was at a high school football game a week ago and the local news helicopter came to watch the game. After landing and filming some footage, it took off and buzzed the stadium in a pretty high speed bank of about 30 to 40 degrees, maybe 150 feet up. So I thought all sporting events were tfrs. ...
October 12th 06 04:58 AM
by swag Go to last post
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Jumpers (was F*cking hell!!) by Mike Isaksen
Gus, hope you don't mind that I cross posted this. The video is incredible from the jumper perspective. I noticed the plane in the lower left of the video frame,... and I remember the pilot mantra: if it aint movin in the windshield, you will hit it. Jumpers are the only real scary aviation...
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October 12th 06 04:09 AM
by Jay B Go to last post
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Passenger Briefing - One More thing to Mention by Kyle Boatright
I'm sure most of us have been surprised by a passenger's action at one time or another, but my wife (Kelly) startled the heck out of me this weekend. We made a trip to Texas to visit her school (Texas A&M) to see a football game and to visit with family and friends while we were in the area. At...
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October 12th 06 03:51 AM
by Paul kgyy Go to last post
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Article: Airline Museums by Jay Beckman
Interesting little blurb: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15106780/ Jay B
October 12th 06 03:11 AM
by FLAV8R Go to last post
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CHRISTIE'S AUCTION "40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection" by Montblack
Christie's New York to mark Star Trek's 40th Anniversary with first-ever official auction of Star Trek studio items. October 5 - 7, 2006 ....I'm ....too ...weak ....to ...resist. http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/news/article/16195.html New York - In celebration of the 40th anniversary of...
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October 12th 06 02:24 AM
by Margy Natalie Go to last post
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Metatrivia: Third highest ever posts to r.a.p happened last month. by Jim Logajan
According to Google's count, there were 6149 posts to this group last month, more than in any other month except September, 2001 (which saw 9341 posts due no doubt to discussions about the 9/11 attacks) and September, 2005, which saw 6262 posts, according to Google's counters. Source for the...
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October 12th 06 02:17 AM
by Margy Natalie Go to last post
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Record Highs/Record Lows by Jay Honeck
Last week we set a new record high here in Iowa City, of (I think) 93 degrees. Tonight they are predicting record lows in the low 20s -- a swing of 70 degrees in a week. Prior to the arrival of those temperatures, they're calling for wind gusts to 50 mph. We've gone from flying -- and sweating...
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October 12th 06 01:27 AM
by Dave Go to last post
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Winglet sliced off? by [email protected]
I was recently on a SWA flight aboard a 737-800, and looking at the large winglet that the 737-800 sports (for lift enhancement, drag reduction), it occured to me that perhaps the recent 737-800 that went down in Brazil after colliding with an Embraer jet may have had one of its winglets sliced...
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October 12th 06 01:07 AM
by Dave Go to last post
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Dress Code by Newps
http://vanityfairmusings.blogspot.com/2006/09/air-traffic-controller-fashion-hall-of.html
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October 11th 06 11:34 PM
by gatt Go to last post
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Cory Lidle's Plane Crash into Building by [email protected]
Fox News just briefly had up on their scrolling news feed on TV that Corey was flying the airplane. Of course considering the hit and run media wants to be the first to report anything this could be a mistake. I haven't seen it again.
October 11th 06 11:00 PM
by Gogarty Go to last post
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Pirep on eFlyBook by Viperdoc
I purchased an eFlyBook from MyAirplanes.com a week after Oshkosh this year, and initially was very happy with the unit. There were some software glitches and upgrades needed, but the overall quality of the screen and convenience were outstanding. However, on my first use during a 1000 mile xc,...
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October 11th 06 10:56 PM
by Viperdoc Go to last post
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Coordinated turns and the little ball by Mxsmanic
How much of a movement in the little ball in the turn indicator corresponds to something you can feel in a real aircraft? And how much of a movement represents an error large enough to affect flight safety or proper maneuvering? -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail.
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October 11th 06 10:17 PM
by Morgans Go to last post
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WWI WESTERN ELECTRIC SCR 68 AIRCRAFT TRANSCEIVER 1918 by Larry Dighera
What would radio technicians have thought of 25kHz frequency spacing in the era when this was in operation: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=020&item=300034903598&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1
October 11th 06 07:35 PM
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