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I need some help with Piper part numbers. I'm looking for the Piper Part numbers of the 6.00x6 nose wheel fork used on the "heavier" Cherokees, Comanchees, etc. Jay Honeck and Don Tuite sent reprints of the PA28 manual pages which show only the 5.00x5 wheel and hardware. Thanks guys. I have seen...

I was wondering if anyone used a non-Garmin card in their GPS and if so how happy are you with it? Brendan

I plan on going to Oshkosh again this year. I enjoy getting there a couple of days early and sit near the flight line and watch all the planes arrive. I think it would be more enjoyable if I had a scanner to listen to air traffic control. Could someone recommend an inexpensive scanner for this...

wrote in message news:404d0adb@sl-news.... I offer a reward of 5000 Euro if anybody tells me how a streetgame (International Money Game) manipulates the people around the player. How much is that in real money?

Hi I am training for my PPL in the UK at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, I have passed the 55 hour mark which includes my Qualifying X-Country. Not long to go now.... anyway, back to the subject of my posting. :) At Liverpool, we do our power checks on the GA Apron and not at the holding point,...

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We have just released a new DVD: A FINE WEEK OF SOARING. It's an exciting insider’s view of the Mifflin, Pennsylvania regional contest from the back seat of a Duo Discus high performance glider, with 15-time US national champion Karl Striedieck at the controls.Â* Flying at high speed at treetop...

I've described the problems we've had with my wife's cherished Bose X headset since having it...

Hi, Recently I was in a 737-700 during my trip. I noticed that the landing speed was quite high. Anyone know what the normal landing speed is for this aircraft? Also, I noticed that there was another way to slow down the aircraft after touching down. Was it reverse thrust of the engines? I...

I am looking to get into freelance aerospace and defense consulting with any company looking to immediately start doing business with the Government, but really don't know how to start. I have over 20-years aerospace and defense spares, repairs, and consumable parts procurement experience with...

Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has information on who to contact to purchase Aluminium plate 1 inch thick 4 inches wide 60 inches long. Any assistance is most appreciated Thanks Spar

If anyone wants to get a clue what small means in Europe, see the Powerpoint slides under alt.binaries.pictures.aviation. The Zurich Airport got in trouble 'cause of it's approach area, but landing in St.Marteen seams to be fun. So whats the problem in Zurich? miniwi

Can anyone provide some suggestions on some reasonable interior shops in the Kentucky or adjacent state areas? I know of Air Mod by Sporty's, but they are very expensive. I'm looking for good work at a fair price. Thanks

I found another cool web resource today: http://www.fly.faa.gov/Products/Coded_Departure_Routes/NFDC_Preferred_Rou tes_Database/nfdc_preferred_routes_database.html It's the database of IFR preferred routes. There's a fairly basic search page, or you can just download the whole thing as one big...

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I had a very strange experience on a flight from HPN (White Plains, NY) to BID (Block Island, RI) this morning. We were in an Arrow equipped with: GPS: Apollo GX-50 Nav/Com 1: Apollo SL-30 Nav/Com (slaved to the GX-50) Nav/Com 2: King KX-155 Nav/Com plus some other stuff whose exact model...

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I've thought about the possibilities of using GPS and air data along with a well-stocked GIS to advise a pilot of the better places to ditch. Using aircraft performance, wind, and terrain elevation data, it would be fairly easy to determine the areas that could be reached if power was lost. The...