We had someone from Kansas City who was going to stay with us during the EAA Airventure, but changed his mind about coming. So now my wife and I are happy to offer our spare bedroom in our house in northern Appleton, Wisconsin, about 35 minutes from EAA in Oshkosh. It isn't much, just a futon...

Hey Jay! We found an Ercoupe mounted on the roof of a gas station in Wautoma, Wisconsin. I thought of you and your hotel immediately, of course. Maybe you could do something similar. I'll post photos I took of it on alt.binaries.pictures.aviation. Scott Wilson

I think I remembered incorrectly, looking at my photo it appears there were only four "Dash 60s" (AM32A-60) used, all on the left side of the aircraft. I'm thinking that the four "Dash 60" bleed air hoses were coupled onto a manifold, and one larger hose went from the manifold to the...

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Has anyone heard anything new on this incident? A few ideas from me... 1) training exercise that went awry 2) ATC was asleep at the switch 3) strobes / nav lights burned out

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Hallo everybody: I am making plans for a flying tour (Cessna or Piper singles) in South Africa and neighbouring countries. The idea is to carry a folding muntain bike and a tent and visit the place. As I've never been in South Africa I wonder if there's somebody among you that could provide me...

DC-3 airport closed after repeated security violations http://www.aopa.org/whatsnew/newsitems/2005/051103potomac.html November 3, 2005 The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has closed Potomac Airfield, one of the so-called DC-3 airports located within the Flight Restricted Zone (FRZ)...

Does anyone out there have any or all expired WAC charts that they would like to sell or give away? As I've seen posted before, I'd like to try and use them as wallpaper. Thanks in advance, AXA

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Hi everybody, I looking for some documentation about the famous Cessna Citation X bizjet like Flight Manual, Checklists and FS Flight Tutorials. Can someone help me or tell me where I can found it ? Thanks Paulo

Who would have thought Maxi in its (pronoun intended) various embodiments and Bertie's exchanges would have been enough to keep Mx away? Of course the overall quality has diminished, which has to be the goal of the 'I have to type the last word' nutcases, but still this is an unexpected benefit. It...

No, not the national election, but rather by those whose inane postings have driven this newsgroup to its low level of participation, with the fewee postings last month than in the past decade. It's interesting that the crap providers seem have have mostly gone into the background because their...

Just noticed something, guys. Bertie used to use that @aa.aa as the return email address. If you look at information on google groups you'll find that address has been banned for "violating terms of agreement" earlier this month so it would appear Bertie has changed email/signon...

On Apr 3, 3:18*pm, za kAT wrote: On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 14:56:28 -0400, Mark wrote: Everyone is thinking the phone repairman planted a keylogger is kinda paranoid. Everyone knows it's the pizza guy you have to look out for. Some of those pepperoni...

OK, we've all heard the "It's a good landing if. . ." a -- you can walk away from it, b -- the airplane can be used again. When the several of us do proficiency rides with each other, we try to refine that a bit. My working definition is c -- if both throttle and yoke move back monotonically...

It may be selective memory on my part, but it seems these airplanes have been over represented among GA accidents lately. The story of this crash can be found here (and elsewhere) http://www.heraldsun.com/view/full_story/8740196/article-Plane-crashes-in-Chapel-Hill?instance=homefirstleft

One of my friends suggested this, you might enjoy trying it too. We have all seen films of tufts of yarn taped to a wing to show airflow. If you fly a low winged airplane, try doing it yourself: a third of the way out your left wing tape 6 inch long pieces of yarn about every handspan from leading...

I wonder how often real pilots open this list server, hoping that it might once again be on topic? It's not worth checking more often than weekly, and that interval is growing longer. Well played, spammers.