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IFR: How many hours did it take you? by STICKMONKE
I'm trying to determine the average hours it took for you to get your IFR rating. Just curious.
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September 29th 04 05:48 PM
by Chris Go to last post
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What was controller implying?? by Bill J
Yesterday I was on an IFR flight about 50 miles from destination. The area was getting covered with TS, including my alternate 20 miles futher west. Home base was 150 mi to the east. I realized I might have to reverse course to escape, but did not have enough fuel to get home for sure. So, the...
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September 28th 04 12:32 AM
by Matt Whiting Go to last post
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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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September 27th 04 02:54 PM
by Dave Butler Go to last post
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1 Attachment(s) VOR Dual Check by SFM
Does a dual check of the VORs for use in instrument flight only count if it has been done while in flight? Or if you do it on the ground (document it) is that meet the FARs? We had a fairly heated hanger discussion about this and I would like to hear some more opinions. Scott --
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September 26th 04 08:34 PM
by Matt Whiting Go to last post
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Connecting a GNS 430/530 to a PC by PA34 F-GFTF
Hi, It seems most handheld GPS can be connected to a computer (through a serial cable, IIRC). That allows some cool features, like preparing your flightplan in advance on your PC, or downloading to the PC the actual positions of your aircraft in order to obtain a chart of the actual flight...
September 26th 04 07:09 PM
by kage Go to last post
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X-Plane for IFR training? by Paul Folbrecht
I've been using On Top 8 as my IFR training sim, and it's not bad, but I have two problems with it: 1) It is terribly oversensitive in pitch (with my CH yoke at least) and there seems to be no way around this. 2) My main machine is a dual G5 PowerMac and I'd be much happier with a Mac sim. ...
September 25th 04 05:53 PM
by William W. Plummer Go to last post
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Anybody use a KMD-150 by Maik
Hi! I have a KMD 150 and would like to share some experience and infos about this unit. Who else is using this GPS in Europe? cu Maik
September 24th 04 02:34 PM
by Maik Go to last post
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FS2004/FS9, Set location to non-airport? by Squirrel
In Flight Simulator 2004 (FS9), is it possible to set/change the location to somewhere besides an airport? I want to practice instrument approaches and start off at a waypoint or IAF. I remember FS98 (or an earlier version) having a "Go to location" menu item. You could then set the...
September 24th 04 12:43 AM
by Tlewis95 Go to last post
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resume flying after 25 year layoff by David Banahan
When I was young I got my license the week I turned 18. I left flying when I left my first wife. I would like to resume flying, but want to focus on IFR simulation (most cost effective) at home training before beginning actual flight training. Any advice would be appreciated to help me develop a...
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September 21st 04 06:18 PM
by PaulH Go to last post
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Aviation Video: Another F-16 bites the dust by Iwan Bogels
Have you ever wondered why they sometimes call the F-16 a "Lawndart" ? Well, the answer is in the video that we have just uploaded on our weekly aviation mishaps, accidents and crases webpage: www.dappa.nl/crash.htm. The pilot ejected safely (seen on video), and only some local worms suffered from...
September 21st 04 07:02 AM
by Iwan Bogels Go to last post
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To whom it may concern.... by Bob Gardner
I did not realize that if I replied to a cross-posted message my reply would also be cross-posted. Cheeezz!! I'm Bob Gardner and I approved this message.
September 21st 04 01:50 AM
by Icebound Go to last post
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RNAV Enroute CHarts by John R. Copeland
Jeppesen plans to cancel their US RNAV Enroute Charts next year. I've used those charts for nearly thirty years, and I'll miss them a = lot. They are usable at all altitudes, they aren't cluttered with airways, and they are scaled at 20 nm and 30 nm per inch, which I greatly prefer for my cockpit...
September 20th 04 03:33 PM
by John R. Copeland Go to last post
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Weekend IFR ground school with Aviation Seminars by Brad Z
Good write up. Although I've always studied for my written tests the old fashion way, I've always been curious of how the weekend "cram" sessions work out for folks. By the way, was that 8:00 PM that you took the test, or the 8:00am the next morning? Either way, it sounds like some really...
September 20th 04 03:05 PM
by Dave Butler Go to last post
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Preferred Routing by john smith
I flew from Columbus OH to Detroit MI and back last night. Detroit has Class B Airspace surrounding Wayne International, and I was going to Oakland Troy (7D2) on the north side. The aircraft and equipment was a C182/G. There are no airways direct from the Columbus area, so I filed direct, planning...
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September 19th 04 08:10 PM
by C Kingsbury Go to last post
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Transponder Landing System ??? by Trent D. Sanders
Have you ever heard of, or have any experience with a thing called the "Transponder Landing System", a form of IFR approach using a transponder? What is it, how does it work, does it work, do you have to have a special "endorsement" to fly it, etc? TDS N2997Y
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September 19th 04 07:59 PM
by C Kingsbury Go to last post
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CNX-80 "discontinuity" by Roy Smith
When you put a flight plan into the CNX-80, you end up with a "discontinuity" before the last fix. My habit is to delete the discontinuity as soon as I finish entering the route. Another instructor in my club teaches that you should NOT delete the discontinuity. I can't see any strong arguments...
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September 18th 04 11:12 PM
by Steven DalPra Go to last post
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An odd clearance...can anyone explain? by Andrew Gideon
Departing Lancaster the other day, I received an odd clearance. I was cleared from the airport to the Lancaster VOR, then East Texas VOR... It was that first leg (Lancaster Airport to Lancaster VOR) that confused me. The VOR is on the field. I have little choice but to go past it as a trundle...
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September 18th 04 09:35 PM
by Steven P. McNicoll Go to last post
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non-vectored NDB IAF by Nicholas Kliewer
I was practicing the following NDB-A approach at F46 (Rockwall -- East of Dallas, TX) http://204.108.4.16/d-tpp/0409/06323NA.PDF And asked for the full approach. Without GPS or vectors what's the best way to get turned around outbound if I am on a heading of 090 to intercept the NDB IAF? How...
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September 17th 04 04:18 PM
by Michael Go to last post
33 1,311
More dumb CNX-80 questions -- unloading an approach? by Roy Smith
This seems to be my week for stupid CNX-80 ****. Returning to HPN today, I asked for the ILS-34. I punched up PROC, then selected ILS-34/Vectors and executed it. A little while later, I decided I wanted to fly the ILS on the #2 NAV, and just monitor my progress on the CNX-80 by having it...
September 17th 04 11:30 AM
by Roy Smith Go to last post
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Dead telephones aren't much fun by C J Campbell
I took a student up yesterday to practice holding on the localizer in IMC conditions. Winds were gusting to over 20 knots and of course it was bumpy in there. He struggled with it for about 45 minutes (boy, does that bring back memories), but he learned a lot about holding, localizers,...
September 16th 04 08:32 PM
by John R. Copeland Go to last post
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