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In-Flight Weather / GPS by
Jonathan Goodish
I've searched the threads on Google, but given the emerging technologies
involved, I'd be interested in any thoughts or recent experience that
anyone can provide regarding the in-flight satellite weather in
particular.
We have a Cherokee with StrikeFinder (which works to avoid the big
stuff) and a...
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filing stars by
Brad Salai
I'm going to DXR (Danbury) from ROC (Rochester) on Saturday. There is a STAR
for Danbury, NOBBI THREE, that has a transition starting at Rockdale. Here's
the question:
Should I file the STAR, even though it is a little out of the way, or should
I file a more direct route. If I file something more...
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August 10th 05 10:19 PM
by Judah
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Garmin 430W autopilot operation by
Glasair470
We have upgraded the Garmin 430 to WAAS in our homebuilt. We have the
Garmin talking to our STEC autopilot using its ARINC 429 roll steering
commands through the STEC GPSS interface. In the old 430 non-WAAS
unit, even if you selected an ILS approach on the Garmin and loaded
it, you would get roll...
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AIP Question by
Ross[_2_]
I have a question regarding the rings shown on some charts and not
others. They are a dashed ring and are labeled "FEEDER FACILITIES"
and/or "ENROUTE FACILITIES". The may not be on all charts nor both on
the same chart. For example http://naco.faa.gov/d-tpp/0801/06000LD15.PDF.
I tried the...
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February 4th 08 05:41 PM
by Ross
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It appears §61.55 has changed for 2007. by
[email protected]
It appears §61.55 has changed for 2007.
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§ 61.55 Second-in-command qualifications.
(a) A person may serve as a second-in-command of an aircraft type
certificated for more than one required pilot flight crewmember or in
operations requiring a second-in-command pilot flight...
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IFR flight Sunday by
John Clonts
I flew up to Abilene (ktpl-kabi-ktpl) to pick up my daughter Sunday...
I took off at about 4 into 200 and 1 1/2. I had gotten there early
and planned to do a couple of approaches before I left, but I decided
to go ahead and top off (had about 3.5 hours in the tanks), and there
were a couple of...
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Flight planning software the accounts for winds ? by
Dico
What are some of the best flight planning software available? I've
never used any but perhaps I should after briefly reading here what
they can all do for you!
-dr
Wendy wrote:
Most of the flight planning software that I have used only offers two
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GPS approach step-down fixes by
Julian Scarfe
As far as I can see, step-down fixes on GPS approaches are always defined by
a distance to the threshold. Are there exceptions?
Do GPS approaches exist with waypoints (forming part of the approach
sequence) between the FAF and the runway threshold waypoint? Or is it
guaranteed that after passing...
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Need Antenna Cable for ICOM Handheld by
L. R. Du Broff
I have an ICOM handheld for backup.
I have a panel-mounted ICOM connector, ICOM part no. ANTSB.
The ANTSB is a splitter, in series with the coax that connects the COM-1
radio to its antenna. On the front of the ANTSB is a 3.5 mm female jack.
When a 3.5 mm male is plugged into this jack, the...
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Finally Show in the On Line Database 90 Days Later by
NW_PILOT
Wow, that took forever it seemed like to show up in the database! I am
getting ready to go do my Multi Engine & Single Engine Sea, I decided to put
on hold the CFI after looking at Insurance Costs. Wow! It makes me wonder
how many CFI's out there don't have Insurance becuse of the costs.
DOI...
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November 27th 05 11:20 PM
by Private
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Lake effect snow by
Paul Tomblin
Any more experienced Great Lakes area pilots able to answer some questions
about lake effect snow?
1. When there are bands of lake effect snow across your path:
- how high up do they go?
- how much ice do they produce?
2. What about if the band is covering the airport? Fly the approach...
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Circling To Land On NDB-B and NDB-C by
S. Ramirez
I am new to this group, because I recently went through an IFR course.
I do have a question. There is an airport close to here called Orlando
Sanford (SFB). It has two approaches called NDB-B and NDB-C. Both are
similar but they approach the airport from west and east, respectively.
Let's...
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GNS480 database updates by
Dave Butler
Another GNS480 related question.
I've emailed Jeppesen and looked on their website, but the website is
inscrutable and they haven't responded to my email yet.
What's the mechanism for getting database updates on the GNS480? Is it their
Skybound II process? Does it work OK?
What's the database...
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Proposal: use OT (off topic) by
Scott Moore
Please I would like to propose:
Off topic posters please include OT at the front of your message. Some
of us want to talk about IFR here, since, after all, that is the subject
of the group. And I would like to filter out the off topic posts.
Please. If you respect this group.
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Terrain-Aware Handheld vs. IFR GPS? by
C Kingsbury
OK, here's a new take on an old debate:
I fly a 172 with 2 good NAV/COMs, an M1 Loran and a flaky ADF in the
Northeast US. Since everything up here is airways and most of the fields I
go to have an ILS or LOC approach, this is enough to get away with on most
of the flights I take. This is the...
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November 14th 04 05:33 AM
by Doug
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IFR training material overload by
Brian H
Hi All,
I've been snooping the rec.aviation.* groups for a while, and I'm
still lost.
I want to start studying for my IFR rating. I'm from the US, resident
in Japan, and so I reckon on studying on my own then taking the test
on some trip back to the states one day. I've seen a variety...
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Fine example of Tarver Engineering release for service by
running with scissors
A fine example of the quality results of Tarver Engineering work. As
singed off by John Tarver with applicable 8130.
http://www.aart-jan.net/images/aart_in_vliegtuigwrak.jpg
photograph courtesy of Aart-Jan, (its not tarver in the pic, it's
Aart's father inspecting the fine work completed by...
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New LOC DME approach into KASE? by
Aloft
Has anyone seen a chart for a new localizer approach into KASE? The
localizer data is in the new DAFIF cycle, but neither MyAirplane.com nor
AOPA have a chart for it.
http://www.airnav.com/airport/ASE/ils/15
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CFII signoff needed, Dallas by
RM
I'm considering taking one of the intensive instrument rating courses,
most of which have a prerequisite of having completed the knowledge exam.
Accordingly, I've been working on that on my own.
Is there a CFII around who is willing to give me an endorsement to take
the test, preferably just on my...
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