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Chelton EFIS: any PIREPS? by
Kai Glaesner
Hello community,
after downloading several *.pdf's from the Chelton side (being inspired
by AOPA's Commander ;-) and browsing thru them, it seems that there are
some features in this box that set it apart from the competition, e.g.
terrain display, "higway-in-the-sky" pointers, etc.
Are there any...
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Question KTYS by
Ross[_2_]
I have a question regarding the ILS or LOC RWY 5L. I have never seen the
QUICK FIX MINIMUMS. What does that mean?
Thanks
Ross
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October 30th 08 03:55 PM
by Ross
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ASR Approach - Doing the Controller a Favor by
[email protected]
I was asked if I would accept an ASR approach into a satellite airport
for controller training. I said, sure no problem. I got a wide
vector that put me on a 15 mile final. The controller gave me a "10
miles from airport, complete pre-landing checklist". I've never heard
that one before - it...
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When LOC Only Note is Correct by
Sam Spade
FAA Order 8260.19C, "Flight Procedures and Airspace," Paragraph 852(d) (1):
(1) Fix altitudes established on ILS for
LOC-only use should be coincident with the glide slope
when possible. Where the fix altitude is not within
feet of the glide slope, annotate it for LOC use as
follows:
MIN ALT...
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Flight Plan Equiment Codes? by
Mitty
A friend just asked me what code to file with his KNS-80 RNAV. I told him that
I thought it was /I but that I usually filed /A with a KNS-80 because I didn't
want ATC to surprise me with an RNAV approach or some kind of weird RNAV
routing. (I don't use a KNS-80 often enough to be really...
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September 19th 06 08:27 PM
by Mitty
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What does "Minimum Fuel" mean? by
john smith
Callback #318
http://asrs.arc.nasa.gov/callback_issues/cb_318.htm
³Minimum Fuel" Does Not Mean Priority Handling
Recent ASRS incident reports reveal a common misunderstanding involving
use of the phrase ³minimum fuel. Pilots may tell ATC that they have
³minimum fuel with the expectation that they...
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GAMI injectors by
Jim Macklin
http://www.nar-associates.com/technical-flying/Vibration/Vibnet.pdf
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Avmap 4 GPS - anyone knows anything about it??? by
Jay Honeck
I've finally located the manuals at
http://www.pilotmall.com/page/1/PROD/26/17390
Mary and I own (and LOVE) the AvMap EKP-IIIC, the predecessor to the EKP-IV.
We played with the IV extensively at OSH this year, and I fell in love with
it. It's smaller, thinner -- yet still has a BIGGER,...
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November 23rd 05 11:22 PM
by Mitty
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X-Plane for IFR training? by
Paul Folbrecht
I've been using On Top 8 as my IFR training sim, and it's not bad, but I
have two problems with it:
1) It is terribly oversensitive in pitch (with my CH yoke at least) and
there seems to be no way around this.
2) My main machine is a dual G5 PowerMac and I'd be much happier with a
Mac sim. ...
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Heard on the air by
Roy Smith
Man, talk about ATC being nice to pilots. I was heading into Providence
(RI) earlier today. Weather was VFR, but there was just enough cloud
around that lots of instrument students were out chasing some benign IMC
time (that's what we were doing).
There's some guy who's obviously having trouble...
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Burning out the pitot heat? by
Mitty
Hangar flying today, one high-time CFII, MEI, etc. expressed concern with
leaving the pitot heat on in warmer weather. Says he wants the heat in clouds
so the pitot doesn't fill up with mist/moisture/water but he turns it off in the
clear for fear of burning it out.
I've never heard or read about...
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Logging time on a PCATD by
[email protected]
I have an instrument rating and just took a instrument simulator at a
local community college where I flew about 25 hours of time on an Elite
PCATD. I was not 'IFR current' prior to taking the class. Can I use
this time to become current again?
The instructor didn't think that the time was...
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December 18th 04 05:25 PM
by Mitty
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Brand new rating, starting school for real now... by
Jim Harper
Hi all.
Just got back from a Doug Carmody class...www.safepilot.com. Intensive
week, came with 20 hours, and finished up with a checkride today.
Great course, heavy in a very advanced simulator...no motion, but
great visuals. Can't say enough good about the experience, and if
anybody asks I will...
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Sheble Riviera Aviation by
Mark
Anyone try the accelerated IFR program at Shelble?
http://www.shebleaviation.com/ifr.html is their site
Thanks
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Airnav? by
Hankal
I had reported on my trip to Georgia a few days ago.
Now the rest of the story. I used Airnav for the cheapest fuel stops.
Also used it to get my motel at Days Inn with the discount on Airnav.
When I called for my reservation the gentle man quoted a price of $71.00.
I told him I could get a better...
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Story of an older pilot 74 by
Hankal
Took off Saturday morning at 6:30 still very dark. Got my IFR clearance in the
air and soon was in solid IMC. Some clouds were nasty black. Got course
deviation don't like to bounce my plane around. 2 hours into the flight the
clouds were not as nasty. 30 minutes later I landed at SGJ for fuel....
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eBay Second Chance Offerings by
Wayne Sweet
I had bid on a GNS430 and lost. A day after, an email stating the winner did
not complete the transaction and I was being offered a "second chance
offering". The email looked good, had "eBay" sort of format, but was a
fraud; the buyer had completed the transaction.
A week later, I won a bid on a...
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October 10th 04 04:11 PM
by Maik
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Garmin 430 VOR reception by
Maik
Hi!
I have a SL30 and a GNS 430 in my plane. They use the same antenna via a
splitter.
When I dial in the same VOR in both units the SL30 catches up the
radials always between 20 and 50 nautical miles earlier than the GNS
430! (Altitude about 3000 ft, flat area)
Is this normal?
What is your...
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