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Transponder check by Neal Fulco
If my last transponder check was on 9/12/07, am I good until 9/12/09 or am I good until the end of the month? The FAR states 2 "calendar years." Thanks. This is for VFR by the way. Neal
September 5th 09 02:40 PM
by 150flivver Go to last post
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1e "Dutch Light Aircraft Fly-in" 2009 by Zier & van de Steenoven
Hi Home-built friends, The Dutch Homebuilt Aircraft Association NVAV welcomes you to our Fly-in. 11, 12 en 13 september 2009 This year we joined other parties in the Netherlands to combine their efforts to promote Light Aviation in Holland This name of this event is;
September 5th 09 12:17 PM
by Zier & van de Steenoven Go to last post
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Paul Lamar... WTF ??? by stol
anyone know how to contact this person ? I went to his "website" but there is no address, phone number, state, country or anything else to give a clue to on where he operates from. TIA. Ben
September 4th 09 11:46 PM
by stol Go to last post
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aston simba HD by Philippe[_2_]
Bonjour, je suis venu à bout de la configuration de mon récepteur. Pas facile de comprendre tous les petits désagréments mais le mode opératoire fut le suivant: 1- il faut utiliser le positionneur pour caler la parabole. Les ordres depuis le récepteur sont trop imprécis. 2- il faut...
September 4th 09 07:47 PM
by Philippe[_2_] Go to last post
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Loosing my newsgroup feed by BobR
On Sep 1, 10:08*pm, wrote: On Sep 1, 8:52*pm, "Morgans" wrote: You think it is simple? *Wow, we would have to agree to disagree on that point. *I do not like the format that Google forces you to take to read the posts. -- ...
September 3rd 09 11:54 PM
by Peter Dohm Go to last post
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Loosing my newsgroup feed by Morgans[_7_]
wrote If you use the default "topic summery" it is a PITA. Switch to "topic list" and see if you like it better? Had not heard of that. I'll give it a try, next time I am looking at the groups that are only on Google. Thanks. -- Jim in NC
September 2nd 09 07:22 PM
by Morgans[_7_] Go to last post
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Moller /Skycar in Afghanistan? by rattlesnake[_2_]
http://green.autoblog.com/2009/08/31/u-s-military-considering-moller-skycar-in-afghanistan/
September 2nd 09 05:24 AM
by Anthony W Go to last post
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Loosing my newsgroup feed by [email protected][_2_]
On Sep 1, 8:52*pm, "Morgans" wrote: You think it is simple? *Wow, we would have to agree to disagree on that point. *I do not like the format that Google forces you to take to read the posts. -- Jim in NC If you use the default "topic summery" it is a PITA. ...
September 2nd 09 04:08 AM
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where's hoover? by Stealth Pilot[_3_]
hasnt posted to his blog in 3 weeks. hasnt posted here in living memory. what's up with him?
September 1st 09 09:44 PM
by Morgans[_7_] Go to last post
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Watch Reno Air Races Live September 20! by Usenet sender
Just wanted to drop in a note for those of you who would like to go to the races but will not be able to make it, for the first time, you can watch on a Live Internet TV video feed, direct from the Reno National Championship Air Races and Air Show! Go to http://liveairshowtv.com/ for more...
August 31st 09 11:09 PM
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reynolds number by Fred the Red Shirt
Sorry, Google won't let me post this as a follow-up. In the broadest sense, the reynolds number is a measure of the degree of turbulence. A low reynolds number corresponds to laminar flow while a high reynolds number corresponds to turbulent flow. However, as turbulence is fundamentally a...
August 30th 09 02:43 PM
by Dan[_12_] Go to last post
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HUMAN RIGHTS and the FLYING VET by Charles Douglas Wehner
There are no human rights in Britain. Both the "European Convention on Human Rights" and the "United Nations Declaration on Human Rights" grant to every accused person a free and public hearing. By the law of REVERSAL, the British ruling gang DENY such public hearings to the accused. We have the...
August 29th 09 05:59 PM
by Charles Douglas Wehner Go to last post
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Sales statistics by Oliver Arend
I'm looking for sales numbers of LSAs and regular piston-powered aircraft for recent years in the US and, if possible, other countries like the EU or its members. Including "sales" in the Google query only turned up a lot of ads for aircraft for sale or sale agents. Does anyone have a lead for...
August 29th 09 05:49 PM
by Ron Wanttaja[_2_] Go to last post
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Seems like 6 of one, 1/2 dozen of another? by Marcus Aurelius[_2_]
Pusher Pusher By Peter Garrison June 2009 Our Flying Mail column is an equal-opportunity zone. Truth and falsehood mingle freely there. In the April issue a reader, Hal Stiles of North Miami, Florida, wrote
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August 29th 09 03:07 PM
by Anyolmouse Go to last post
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How to build an aircraft by me123
Hi I noticed the forum decription says "...building aircraft" so I would just like to know how to build an aircraft
(Multi-page thread 1 2)
August 29th 09 01:09 AM
by Dan[_12_] Go to last post
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Experimental 3rd World Helicopters by [email protected]
One actually flies. http://wikirfm.cyclicandcollective.net/2009/08/third-world-helicopters/ Karl
August 28th 09 10:25 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Electric motor for hang glider by Legend Length
I have been trying to do some calculations of how much battery power would be needed to keep a hang glider flying level. With some help I arrived at about 1 or 2 kW (a few horse power) for a typical hang glider with 10:1 glide ratio and 180 pound (80 kg) pilot. As a comparison, gasoline engines...
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August 27th 09 02:14 AM
by jason siig Go to last post
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Book suggestions; Practical Welding by Michael Horowitz
I'm an OxAy welder or rather, I can weld a nice bead on .035 4130 and can jig up and build a cluster. But only on a workbench. There is a wealth of practical knowledge that's not covered in the books I have; for example, how do you weld on an aircraft while retaining the fabric covering (think...
August 27th 09 01:55 AM
by echristl Go to last post
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ellison carb by Philippe[_2_]
Hello, Ellison claims the Ellison Throttle Body Injector need a heating box. Some users say they never experiment any carb icing. My question: is any ellison user experiment a TBI carb icing? Thanks --
August 26th 09 01:41 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Cessna 182 by Tim Hickey
Quick question, and I know that someone here will know the answer: How much runway is needed to get a (relatively) empty 182 off the ground? I am thinking one pilot, 45 minutes of fuel, and 1000 MSL. Grass. I once saw an Iowa State Trooper land a State 182 on concrete, little wind, in less than...
August 24th 09 10:22 PM
by Scott[_7_] Go to last post
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