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Memphis Belle Pilot Update by
Jay Honeck
This just in regarding Col. Bob Morgan, pilot of the Memphis Belle in World
War II:
As of this morning Bob's pulmonologist has given him very little chance of
survival. This is a terrible turn of events, as he was doing better just
yesterday. Needless to say, his family is devastated.
The...
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Canadians Go Visiting. by
brian whatcott
I ran into three Canadian crews who arrived at Amarillo when I did,
yesterday.
Dark blue two seat turboprops. I said they looked far from home.
One explained: "We get a five day Easter vacation, and we had the use
of these training planes." "We're from Saskatchewan".
So we compared notes after...
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To go around or not go around? - Video by
Kai Rode
It would be interesting to hear what others would have done on the
first landing.
Go around. It's almost always the safer decision. But maybe I'm influenced
by a similar situation I experienced the day before yesterday...crosswind
landing on RWY31 with winds 24013G23KT. I used full flaps...
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Parkwest Air Tours by
N2310D
Hi all,
While at the AOPA expo last Saturday, I wandered by Parkwest's booth. My
significant other and I are intrigued by the "Grand Expedition" tour and
seriously considering it for next summer. It is pricey, but not terribly out
of line.
Anybody here have any experience with the scheme and...
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November 15th 06 08:30 PM
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leaning a lycoming engine by
airpix
A few of you were asking about leaning a Lycoming engine awhile back.
Here's the official word from Lycoming:
In order to cope with high elevation airport takeoffs with normally
aspirated engines, whenever the density altitude is 5,000 feet or
higher, the pilot must compensate on the ground before...
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April 19th 06 02:02 PM
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'nuther question: highest TAS... by
xerj
.... for a normally aspirated piston occurs at sea level and full power, but
for a turbonormalised engine it will be at critical altitude, right?
Thanks in advance.
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October 19th 05 02:00 PM
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Rare Bird found at Katama [1b2] Martha's Vineyard Island, Mass. by
Doug
I see two angles coming on this one.... Damn environmentalists....
1. Non-native species invades local eco-system, creates trouble for local
wildlife.
2. Rare species found now requires protection, close the airfield and 1000
acres of former public land now bird sanctuary.
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Cessna 182 Partnership available in Atlanta area by
RML
www.182partnership.com 1976 Skylane II 182 - 1/4 share $23,000.
Aircraft hangered at RYY. UPSAT GX-65 GPS Comm, S-TEC 50 Autopilot,
MAC1200 Nav-Com, ADF, DME. 2100 TTAF. MAY 2003 Annual. See
www.182partnership.com info@182partnership (add .com to email)
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December 6th 03 01:44 PM
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Can Barons back up? by
Mxsmanic
I notice that my (simulated) Baron has negative pitch adjustment
available, below the feather position. Does this mean reverse thrust,
or what? I tried setting it to -25 on the ramp with the engines
running, and each time I tried it, the engine stalled a few seconds
later. Am I supposed to be...
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Post air pictures on usenet. by
TThierry
I've changed my gallery and now there are direct links towards the
pictures in the gallery. Thus, if you want to show a picture and don't
have your web page, as long as it is an air picture, you can use the
gallery to make it available on the net, then post the link to access
it.
Try these ones...
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What a sight...and what a sound by
Roger (K8RI)
I thought I'd posted this to RAP but apparently it didn't show up. So
if it shows up twice...
I had been working out in the shop this evening and was beginning to
think about going into the house when I heard what sounded like a
helicopter in the distance, but as it got louder the beat was way...
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July 4th 07 03:53 PM
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Author- Paul Hawken by
Mark
What is the world coming to? Paul explains:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGDXnoamGuI
Electricity will replace fossil fuels. This is the field
in which I specialize.
---
Mark
*I won't see your response. (just flyin' by)
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CPL reading material by
[email protected]
Do the various downloadable handbooks from the FAA website, viz.
Aeronautical Information Manual, Airplane Flying Handbook, Instrument
Flying Handbook, Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge and Aircraft Weight
& Balance Handbook suffice as reading material for obtaining a CPL or
are there other...
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Attention Capt.Doug by
M.Lopresti
Captain Doug
Had a quick thread on flying in the U.S.A about 3 weeks ago, I depart
this Sunday and still don't know if I should take my flying essentials
half way across the world? Would you think I'd be wasting my time or
should enquire about flying once arrivng in Florida?
Mike
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Epiphany #132 by
Jay Honeck
As we were flying along yesterday, en route to a good lunch in a nearby
town, it happened again.
There I was, sitting comfortably at 3500 feet, as rock solid as I am right
now, gazing down upon freshly harvested fields and newly barren trees. The
sun was warm on my face, but the air was cool. ...
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November 16th 04 03:15 AM
by Dave
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