Peter wrote: http://www.peter2000.co.uk/aviation/kln94-failure/ This unit has been working perfectly for four years, and works fine now. Peter. -- Return address is invalid to help stop junk mail.

On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 11:12:01 -0600, David Stiles wrote: Hi Folks, I've taken a picture of a Bell JetRanger: http://justsomeaircraftpics.4t.com/

Good Morning, does by chance anybody know a Flightlog Programm which works on an Palm or Pocket PC and at the same time synchronizes with an Macintosh. So far I found a lot of Palm Programs, but none with an Apple Conduit. Thanx for Your Help Greetings from Europe

We have been through this over and over to the tune of thousands of postings... Check the archives.. denny

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I'm a musician and I have some excellent noise reduction in-ear headphones. I would like to use these as my in-cockpit headphones. Generally - the regular over-the-head, squish-your-ear things are quite annoying to me. However - that leaves me with the issue of a mic and adapter to use these...

I have a Garmin 340 that just quit working on me, I tested it in another aircraft and it works fine and there is power and all the radios operate normally, any suggestions?

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All airliners basicly use a freon sytem (seldom) or "air cycle" packs. (common) Air packs are simple and light, but use a LOT of fuel to operate. Freon systems are MUCH heavier and more complex, but more efficient.

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