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Homebrew E6-B for Palm published by
John Bell
I got around to programming some aviation functions into a programmable
calculator application that I use for Palm OS.
I will be the first to admit that there are better prebuilt applications. I
mention these and some of the reason why I wrote the program.
I have not spent as much time debugging...
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Homing verses Tracking by
John Bell
I got interested in the effects of homing on a waypoint as opposed to
tracking. I have seen the illustrations and have understood the concept for
some time, but I have never seen any numbers. If you are interested here is
the results of my playing around with...
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horrible ifr training x-c by
Dave Jacobowitz
Okay, I've been doing this IFR training thing now for a
few months, flying once or twice a week, and it's been
going pretty well. I've not really had any trouble with
the knowledge part (self studied for the written and
got 95%) and have been doing nicely with the skill stuff
as well, getting the...
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Hotlanta by
Hankal
I am contemplating a flight form Venice KVNC to Atlanta with a fuel stop at
KLCQ Lake City, or close to it depending on fuel prices.
Do not want to go into the big airport in Atlanta. Any one have comments on
airports near Atlanta within Taxi cab distance.
Thanks
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Hour building by
skybe
Hi,
I'm European and I'm looking for time buiding in US. I've found that:
http://www.aussie-air.com/
Is anybody have feedbak about this flightschool ? or if you know some
serious flightschool which propose time buiding, just let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Skybe
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Housekeeping chores by
Wizard of Draws
Enroute and in between approaches, they say if you aren't doing something,
you've forgotten something.
I've come across a few checklists on the web that include a few items to
check enroute, and I'd like to get a feel for what you folks here feel are
your best enroute "housekeeping chores".
--
Jeff...
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Housing available for EAA 2005 by
Jen
I am seeking responsible individuals to rent my home for the week of
EAA. It is a 2000+ sq. foot home with many ammenities including cable
tv, internet access, full kitchen, 2 full baths, central air
conditioning, and a nice sized back yard for grilling (grill and smoker
available for use) or an...
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July 11th 05 06:00 PM
by Jen
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How can we "fix" LEX to prevent wrong runway selection everywhere? by
Jim Carter
I've followed the lengthy and somewhat heated discussion speculating
responsibility in the LEX accident, but I've not seen any thread on
improvements other than a few comments about traffic lights on runways,
or more people added to the system to double-check the double-checkers.
I'm interested in...
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How did he make this joint? by
Michael Horowitz
At http://members.cox.net/mhorowit/interesting weld with comment.jpg
is a pic of two tubes welded at 90 degrees.
Any idea how he got any strength to the joint? I don't think either
tube had any metal removed for fitting. - Mike
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How do controllers coordinate clearances through sectors? by
Robert M. Gary
I'm curious, how does one controller secure a direct clearance through
mulitple other controllers' areas? Sometimes it seems that after a
handoff the receiving controller doesn't know what your clearance is
(but certainly must have that area available for you).
As a typical example, I was flying...
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March 29th 07 10:45 PM
by Newps
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How do I fly this approach? by
Mxsmanic
Kindly take a look at the ILS runway 26 approach to Astoria (KAST). I tried
to fly this in my sim and I'm not at all sure that I did it correctly.
In my case, this is what I did: I was on V187 from Seattle at 6000. Once I
was within 25 nm of AST, I descended to 4300. About 12 nm away from AST,...
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April 2nd 09 07:49 AM
by -b-
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How do I use my e-STMP by
Bravo8500
I just registered on the FAA website and got a reservation into SSI, St
Simons Island, GA. They required on for the Superbowl in Jax. I got the
number, but what do I do with it - put it in the remarks of my flight
plan, or just keep it handy? I can't find any info on it. Thanks!
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How do you do a hold on a 530W? by
Paul Tomblin
I know the Garmin 530W will lead you through a published hold, such as on
the missed approach, but is there any way to get it to lead you through an
ad hoc en-route hold, like when ATC tells you to hold at a certain VOR?
It looks like if I hit the OBS button it will stop sequencing, but what
can I...
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How do you handle your EFB in the cockpit? by
greg
I'd like to know how most people handle using their tablet PC based
EFBs in the cockpit.
I'm trying to figure out the best way to mount or hold my Fujitsu LT
C-500 tablet for viewing approach plates using JeppView Flightdeck
(Cessna 182). I currently have the tablet and all the necessary...
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November 17th 03 03:47 AM
by ilsub
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How do you interpret... by
EDR
When filling IFR, there are two boxes you put numbers in, AIRSPEED and
TIME ENROUTE.
These go back to the old days, but are still applicable today.
AIRSPEED, as the name implies, tells ATC how fast your airplane is
going through the air.
TIME ENROUTE tells ATC when to expect you at your...
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How do you leave this airport IMC? by
Journeyman
On the way to Pinckneyville last weekend, I stopped at Jimmy Stewart
Field, Indiana, PA. KIDI. I had to shoot the GPS 28 approach with
a cirle to land 10. There's a nice transition off the Revloc VOR.
Since we had a late start, we had planned to stop there for the night,
but by the time we left...
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How fast should an ADF point? by
Ben Jackson
My ADF (Narco 841) quit pointing shortly after I got the plane, so
I pulled it and found it was covered in swarf (metal shavings) so I
cleaned it off, cleaned the contacts (card edge connector) and put
it back in. Now it points again. What I'm wondering is: How fast
should it point? Let's say...
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November 21st 03 03:50 AM
by FF
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How high is that cloud? by
Tim Hogard
I picked up a cheap infarred themometer a few days ago and discovered
that it will happily tell me the temperature of the clouds if they
are low.
It seems to me that the temp gradiant from the ground is well known
and if its consistant, this device combined with a table could tell
me how low the...
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how I map my flights by
Snowbird
I thought I'd share how I've been displaying the tracks of
my flights. I found this very useful in helping me assess
and analyze my errors. It's also been interesting on long
flights into crowded airspace to see what the tracons actually
do with us.
I'm also hoping it will spark a discussion...
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How I run my shop in my ship video by
[email protected]
Yesterday's IFR trip to Tunica.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ykh_3LmkRwE
Video will give you a flaver of how I run my shop in my ship.
Note, omissions in video lead to "technical errors" so view it as
entertainment value only.
I'd hate for somebody to gig me for not videoing setting flaps,...
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