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Lowest Cost GPS IFR system? by
tom pettit
I'm currently flying VFR in a vfr equipped plane. What would be the lowest
cost GPS based instrument system I could install and be legal for IFR
flying?
I looked through the last six months of this newsgroup, but didn't see a FAQ
or the answer to the above, so I hope it won't be something that...
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November 21st 05 09:26 PM
by nobody
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Good Source For PIREPS? by
Phoenix Pilot
Anyone out there have any good web sources for up-to-date, textual
PIREPS? Multiple ones over a wide area would be a plus.
The only solid way I've found to get them is to log on to DUATS and do
a flight plan around the area I'm wanting to get PIREPs for. This is
time consuming, and I know theres...
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August 25th 03 03:59 AM
by Tom S.
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Alternate Intersection Name in Brackets? by
Marco Leon
Hi all. What does it mean when there's an alternate intersection name in
brackets in the new AOPA Flight Planner? As an example, there's an
intersection just south of the Wash D.C. Class B where V286 and V16 cross.
It's called TAPPA but the new AOPA flight planner also has in
brackets. It also...
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January 22nd 04 04:55 AM
by Mateo
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Carefull of NOTAMS on NavCanada website by
Ross Magnaldo
Filed and flew IFR flight plan from CNC3 to CNY3.
Checked the notams that the NAVCANADA website called up for the route and
everything seemed fine. Checked with FSS - no additional notams
Only once up in the air did ATC advise me of a NOTAM indicating VOR YEE U/S.
The problem is that without an...
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Descending from MEA to land under VFR by
kevmor
In the regulations it says that you can land at an airport without an
IAP if you descend from the MEA and land under VFR, but if there is a
MOCA, can you use that instead?
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Booze around airports by
BarneyFife
Legalize and control Pot. The dumbest thing in the world is
allowing LIQUOR at AIRPORTS but crucifying pot smokers
I have been slammed drunk on tequila and high as a kite on
pot during my brain dead youth
IF? in an extreme life saving emergency situation in IFR in
one of those stoned...
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Question KTYS by
Ross[_2_]
I have a question regarding the ILS or LOC RWY 5L. I have never seen the
QUICK FIX MINIMUMS. What does that mean?
Thanks
Ross
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October 30th 08 03:55 PM
by Ross
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Transmissions by
Hankal
November 12345, a Cessna 172, 20 miles northeast of Sugarloaf Mountain, level
VFR seven thousand five hundred, en route to Winston-Salem, North Carolina."
For those who like to write lists, it would look like this:
1) FULL callsign;
2) Type aircraft;
3) Current location;
4) Current altitude and...
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STAR to neighboring airport by
Viperdoc
Recently I was arriving from the southwest to my home base of UES (Waukesha,
WI), and was given the Veena arrival.
However, the Veena arrival is not listed as a STAR to Waukesha, but is under
the section for Milwaukee, which is around 20 miles away (in the Jepp
charts). Waukesha is not under the...
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Cessna N734AE VFR Flight with ATC COMS - Video by
[email protected]
Me acting like a noob as a passenger on todays VFR flight to
Brookhaven MS.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjmjttvrRN8
An exclusive video probably not to be seen anywhere else on You Tube
(that is an aerial shot of the snow cover) The squeals of delight
were edited out when we saw snow on the...
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Cool aviation downloads for you all by
Andrew [email protected]
For all you PILOTS out there, you'll definably like our site. Lot's of cool
FREE stuff.
Submit your resume to us for free, as we get Chief Pilots looking for flight
crew personal all the time.
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Substitute Routes - what exactly are they? by
Andrew Sarangan
These are shown on the LL enroute chart by little brown circles connected
by a line. The legend says "substitute route, see NOTAMs". There are
several originating from the DQO VOR near the Washington DC area, but there
could be others as well. I have never noticed these before. Any ideas what
they...
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FAA Screws Up Again by
BushOKDemocratsSTUPID
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - A manager at an Arizona flight school that trained one
of the Sept. 11 pilot-hijackers testified at the Zacarias trial
Wednesday that she called the Federal Aviation Administration with
concerns over his qualifications for a pilot license, but her concerns
were dismissed by an FAA...
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March 22nd 06 10:39 PM
by Newps
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Some IFR GPS's no longer useable by
kevmor
I just heard about this from AOPA's site:
http://www.aopa.org/whatsnew/newsitems/2007/070524gps.html
I haven't read the AC yet, but it looks like a lot of GPS's that are
out there aren't usable in lieu of ADF/DME or for RNAV use.
Also, as I'm still somewhat new to IFR GPS'es, what is the...
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May 28th 07 02:27 AM
by Dave S
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looking for non-vector DP near New York by
Roy Smith
I'm learning the CNX-80 my club just installed. One of today's tasks
was to load and fly a DP to make sure I knew how that worked.
Unfortunately, at my home airport (White Plains), when you go to load
the Westchester One, you discover there are no DP's available in the
database. OK, we headed...
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NTSB report - ILS and ATC. How does it all come together? by
Montblack
("Matt Barrow" posted this link in a different thread)
http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief.asp?ev_id=20001208X09256&key=1
(WARNING: Long confused post ...????)
"The minimum altitude for the approach was 376 feet above the ground."
(Is that for a point 2.5 miles out? ...where the power line is 150...
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US cross country flight by
S Narayan
A friend of mine and I (from the San Francisco Bay area) are planning a
cross country trip in Sept '04 spanning the Labor Day weekend. We plan to
take 9-10 days, weather permitting, going all the way to New York/Boston and
back in a single engine Cessna 182. We are looking for a 3rd pilot...
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Cananian airspace by
Mike Rapoport
What type of airspace is the restricted airspace north of Vancouver Island.
Flightmap lists it as COMOX and says that it reaches from 18,000MSL to
Unlimited. It is big, about 165nm on the NS axis and 110nm EW. What are my
chances at getting cleared through it at FL240?
Thanks!
Mike
MU-2
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