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Can you help identify this airport? by
Video Guy
Hello
My family has an aerial photograph of an airport we need help to identify.
It was taken by my late father-in-law sometime in the 1960's. At least that
's our guess. Could be a little later; and maybe even a bit earlier; we
just aren't sure.
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Can vacuum AI be removed if a certified electric one is installed?? by
Dave
I had an interesting discussion with other pilots about converting my
Piper Cherokee 6 to all electric. This would basically require
replacing the AI and DG with electric AI and elec. HSI. So, then,
there would be no use for vacuum pump. But, one pilot said that the
certified elec. AI only...
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January 12th 04 06:08 PM
by Michael
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Can I replace a King KT76 with a KT76A in the existing tray. by
Roy Page
Our King KT76 transponder has gone down, but I have a KT76A !
A friend has advised that a KT76A is a slide in replacement for the KT76.
I doubt that he is correct, but I am sure the knowledgeably guys and gals on
this net will know the answer.
Assuming that I can't use the KT76A I would appreciate...
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Can hydraulic lifters cause inadequate full power? by
[email protected]
Hey all. I posted a week or so ago about low power in my Cherokee, but the signal-to-noise ratio
was low with all the things we've tried in the past. We're basically at the point of asking if
mismatched hydraulic lifters could cause chronic low power. The overhaul was done before we bought the...
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October 23rd 08 07:40 PM
by nrp
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Can anyone tell me what kind of airplane this is? + Photo by
Webmaster of the Semarang Photo Archives
Can anyone tell me what kind of airplane this is?
http://www.semarang.nl/algemeen-jpg/airplain-semarang.jpg
The photo is make in Indonesia, city: Semarang.
I think its make between 1935 - 1940, but I'm not sure
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Can all HSI's be slaved -- should they be? by
Dico
Hello,
I'm just reading up on HSI's and I notice some planes have HSI's that
are not slaved. I know this means i'm supposed to check it every 15
minutes or so to make sure the HSI and the compass jive. I guess I
should still do that even if it was slaved... but what I am wondering
is if you can...
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February 5th 06 04:13 PM
by Allen
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Camping At Port Aransas? by
Dave[_16_]
I was looking at sat photos of Port Aransas and was curious about
camping there. there is one airport by the city and another on the beach
a few miles north.
It the one north useable?
Can you camp at both?
Thanks
dave
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camcorder recording Cessna intercom audio question by
Marty from Sunny Florida
Help!
I tried recording the Nav/Com audio to my Sony camcorder in a c172. The gain
is so high it just sounds like saturated noise. I basically wired from the
co-pilot's headset jack a cable to the sony 'mic in' jack. Has anyone here
successfully recorded a flight with clean audio, and if so, how...
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Camcorder mic input of intercom audio? by
Doug Vetter
Hi all,
Thinking of buying a MiniDV camcorder for use in the aircraft to record
instructional sessions.
Does anyone (Jim Weir, perhaps?) know how I can (easily) connect
headphone output audio (thus incorporating radio and intercom audio)
into a camcorder microphone input?
Thanks for any help,
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Calling from a cell phone when airborne by
Elwood Dowd
Thanks for the note. I spent about $100 for a dingus that connects the
cell to an intercom, it sounds like this works just as well for about
$75 less!
(Legal wrangling aside, of course... I'm sure you only call using 1.9GHz
frequencies anyway)
Mike Noel wrote:
Just thought I would pass this...
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July 6th 04 05:39 AM
by Vigo
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Call for flight department guide for employee pilots by
Jim Carter[_1_]
I need to propose a reinstatement of our company's policy or allowing employees to fly private aircraft on business. I have a copy of our old plan which was closed down because it was too hard to administer given the limited number of pilots that qualified and used it.
I'd appreciate those among...
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California Snow In June by
RST Engineering
Admittedly it was mostly hail, but there was some snow (sneaux for Darryl)
mixed in with it.
www.rstengineering.com/photos
Jim
--
There are only 10 kinds of people in the world.
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California Fires by
Tri-Pacer
We just finished driving from San Diego to Tacoma WA. I had planned to bring
my VFR Tri-Pacer down to Brown Field near San Diego California. I found the
entire state of California from Bakersfield or so all the way up to the
border, Oregon, and to a lesser extent Washington to be covered in...
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California Based Aircraft in Excess of 35 Years Old Exempt from Property Tax! by
Larry Dighera
Here's some good news for California based aircraft owners:
AOPA GETS HISTORICAL AIRCRAFT CLARIFICATION FROM BOE
At the request of AOPA, the California Board of Equalization (BOE)
has clarified recent changes to the property tax exemption for
historical aircraft. This exemption is available to an...
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Calibrate? Repair? Adjust? by
RST Engineering
A recent thread on what a person with an FCC license would have to do to
install/calibrate/repair/adjust radios led me to do the research that I
generally wind up doing once a year when this thread comes around again.
Let's talk about the plain old airframe mechanic ("AM") and the feller with
the...
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calendar TBO by
Dan Luke
One finds many 20+ year old aircraft advertised with engine time =
airframe time, both in the neighborhood of 1000-1600 hours. Now, it is
my undersatanding that aircraft engines have a calendar TBO as well as a
tach TBO. however, prices for these aircraft do not seem to reflect
engines that are...
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Cal Tax Exemption by
Gary L
Just got my Exemption paperwork and it includes a new requirement for
"Certificates of Attendance" for last year, I didn't get anything like that
at the events, is this a retro requirement for last year?
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January 25th 04 08:14 PM
by Gary L
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cabin noise locations & dogs by
[email protected]
Does anyone know how to find the location in the cabin where the sound
levels are the least bothersome for dogs? I'm assuming it's center aft
(I have a 4-place plane) but don't know if that's correct. Maybe on
the floor? And what frequency range is most bothersome for them?
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