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Garmin GPSmap 496 False Terrain Alert by
Ron Gordon
Do any of you fly into KADS with a Garmin GPSmap 496? I'm getting a false
terrain alert when flying the Rwy 15 ILS and am wondering if anyone else has
this problem. I'm working with Garmin to resolve this, but so far what they
have suggested has not solved the problem.
When flying the...
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Leaving the community by
David Brooks
One thing - one of so very many things - I learned in my five years of
flying is that partisan politics does not fit into the cockpit. Most of my
flight instructors have, I know, been to the right of me politically. I had
a most enjoyable flight with CJ - although he has since earned my...
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No SID in clearance, fly it anyway? by
Roy Smith
Had a strange thing happen to me today. I filed IFR HPN - HFD (White
Plains NY to Hartford CT). The route part of my clearance came back
"radar vectors Carmel, V1, Hartford, Direct".
Usually out of HPN I would expect to get the Westchester-1 departure,
but it wasn't in my clearance, and I when...
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November 28th 05 10:06 PM
by Ginny
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Report Leaving Assigned Altitude? by
John Clonts
1) "N7NZ, cleared direct BMQ cruise 7000". Do I report subsequent descents?
E.g. "leaving 7000 descending 5000"? Then later "leaving 5000 descending
2000"?
2) Its VMC and I'm IFR to Temple, level at 5000. At 25 miles out I report
Temple in sight. "N7NZ cleared visual approach to Temple, remain...
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Diamond DA-40 with G-1000 pirep by
C J Campbell
I got a demo flight in a Diamond DA-40 equipped with the Garmin G-1000 glass
cockpit this morning. We departed IFR from Tacoma Narrows and flew west for
some maneuvers. This plane was the second one out of the factory with the
G-1000. I had a difficult time maintaining my altitude; the altitude...
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AOPA and ATC Privatization by
Chip Jones
My AOPA membership comes up for yearly renewal at the end of September.
Today, I got a membership renewal request via email from the organization.
Here is my response:
Dear AOPA,
The question arises. Why should an FAA enroute air traffic controller who
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single pilot ifr trip tonight by
Guy Elden Jr.
Just got back from a good proficiency practice flight. This was the first
time I'd flown single pilot IFR at night with conditions that could
potentially deteriorate to actual instrument. (cloudy, rain developing as
the flight progressed, visibility dropping somewhat)
The basic rundown... got the...
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November 24th 03 10:18 PM
by Thierry
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Is an LDA w/GS a "Precision" approach? by
[email protected]
On Friday, September 3, 1999 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, Gene Hudson wrote:
Garner Miller wrote:
OK, I'm in need of some 100% trivial information. I have a friend
going for an airline interview next week, and rumor has it they're
going to whip out an approach plate with an "LDA with...
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Berlin Airlift, IFR by
Paul[_4_]
Anybody know what type of instrument approaches were used to fly the
airlift into Berlin in the 40s?
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Pilot's Political Orientation by
Chicken Bone
Flightinfo.com asked for pilots political orientation.
Results:
Democrat 22.97%
Republican 57.24%
Ind. 19.79%
http://forums.flightinfo.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=21699
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June 21st 04 06:10 PM
by Doug
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GPS approaches with Center by
Dan Luke
How many here have flown GPS approaches with Center as the approach control?
I'd be interested to hear your experiences.
I needed to fly one yesterday to get into Greenville, AL and the ZTL
controller sounded really befuddled about quite how to handle it. Because of
another recent experience, I...
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FAR 91.157 Operating in icing conditions by
O. Sami Saydjari
I KNOW this is a big can of worms, but I have a specific question
relating to sub-paragraphs b.1 and b.2 of this regulation regarinding
operating in icing conditions.
It says "...no pilot may fly--
(1) Under IFR into konwn or forecast moderate icing conditions; or
(2) Under VFR into known light or...
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Riddle me this, pilots by
Chip Jones
The other day, I had an air traffic situation I wanted to bounce off of the
group. Those of you who don't know me, I'm a Center controller down here in
Atlanta. Here's the deal.
I was working a Center departure sector mixing Atlanta terminal departures
of every ilk and kin with enroute...
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Change in AIM wording concerning procedure turn by
Kris Kortokrax
While posting changes in my Jepp book last night, I came across the
following change to the AIM.
Kris
Old text
5-4-9. Procedure Turn
a. A procedure turn is the maneuver prescribed when it is necessary to
perform a course reversal to establish the aircraft inbound on an
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Flight of two, IFR by
Doug
Is it possible for a "flight of two" to file and fly an IFR flight plan?
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Lost comms after radar vector by
Mike Ciholas
I had a "discussion" with my instructor about lost comms in IMC after
a radar vector. To illustrate, consider this scenario (gratuitously
enhanced with specifics):
Depart BJC (Boulder, CO) for a flight to EVV (Evansville, IN). You
expect the flight to take 4:30. You depart at 1200Z. Once...
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Procedure turn in Strong X-wind by
smackey
OK, I'm flying my local VOR-A which calls for an outbound heading of
252, then I'm suppoosed to turn 45 deg to 207 to begin the PT. But
there is a STRONG x-wind and I am already crabbed to about 215 to hold
the 252 outbound course. I assume I turn to something not quite
approaching 170 (45 deg...
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November 30th 04 10:05 PM
by Roger
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Confusion about when it's my navigation, and when it's ATC by
Mxsmanic
I fly from KLAX to KLAS, using the FMC to handle most of the flight.
With the routing I put in, the FMC decides on some default altitudes
and includes required altitudes for the arrival and departure
procedures I select. Part of what it does is to create a descent
schedule from the nominal cruise...
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FAA letter on flight into known icing by
C J Campbell
There was an earlier thread on whether it was legal to fly an airplane under
part 91 into known icing if there was no specific prohibition against it in
the airplane's operating handbook. I asked the Seattle FSDO what their take
was on the issue. This is their reply:
Dear Mr. Campbell:
Thanks for...
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GPS Altitude with WAAS by
Phil Verghese
I posted earlier about seeing differences of up to 500' between the
altitude shown on my Garmin GPS 196 (even while receiving WAAS) and my
altimeter. The GPS would consistently indicate higher than the
altimeter. Dan Luke suggested the cause might be non-standard
temperatures. After some more...
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