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KLN94 updates with Sandisk writer - unit-specific? by
Peter Clark
On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 12:31:20 +0000, wrote:
I have a KLN94 and have been offered one of the old Sandisk compact
flash writers (USB) that Bendix King used to sell.
I know that if one downloads the data into a laptop and uses the cable
to transfer it to the KLN94, that data...
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KLN94 updates with Sandisk writer - unit-specific? by
Peter R.
wrote:
But is the compact flash card written with the Sandisk writer
similarly GPS unit specific? I cannot see how it could be. Is there
any way to write out a backup flash card for example (I have a spare
flash card from BK).
Yes, if I understand your question...
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Learn French in the Alps. by
David Brooks
My guess: he sent this to every newsgroup matching the regular expression
'.fr$'.
-- David Brooks
"John Cuteaux" wrote in message
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To learn French in France, I found this great school, located both in
Annecy and Chambéry,...
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Learning flying vs. driving by
Dudley Henriques[_2_]
Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
"Ken S. Tucker" wrote in
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On Jan 17, 11:42 am, wrote:
On Jan 17, 11:35 am, "Al G" wrote:
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Leaving Usnet Groups, Bye by
OtisWinslow
They don't charge for that. I just got one recently.
"Nomen Nescio" Use-Author-Supplied-Address-Header@ wrote in message
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
From: "Mortimer Schnerd, RN"
Well, that's...
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Liberals Ignore The Wright Brothers by
Andrew Gideon
Liberals HATE America wrote:
Alas, Orville and Wilbur Wright are today pigeon-holed as "dead white
males" whom we are supposed to ignore, if not deplore.
The author is sadly misinformed. I couldn't care less about "white" or
"male". However, "dead" is a Bad Thing. I certainly expend a...
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Lightspeed with Foggles question by
Rod Madsen
I just bought the Hood Lamb and had to send them back. They simply would
not clamp to my David Clark H10-13.4 which have a narrower than usual band.
To their credit, they acknowledge this problem with DC's and suggest
friction tape to increase the girth of the band. Didn't work...to
rinky-dink...
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List by
jsmith
I just tried calling the Covington/Cincinnati Watch Desk and business
telephone numbers, both have been changed.
That's typical for the Federal Government telephone system.
Try the telephone numbers on the list before you need them.
There is no date associated with the published list on the Atlas...
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by jsmith
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Logbook signoff by
Bob Gardner
CFI J. J. Jones is operating on an expired certificate, Jon. (:-)
Bob Gardner
"Jon Woellhaf" wrote in message
news:xEbQc.244711$Oq2.118085@attbi_s52...
But don't forget to add
"S/S J.J. Jones 987654321CFI Exp. 12-31-00"
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Logging PIC time as student instrument pilot in IMC by
Greg Esres
I recently realized that I should not have included any "actual"
(IMC) time recorded in my logbook as PIC time while I was an
instrument student.
Why not? If you were actual, then it was PIC.
how about adding a "corrective" (new) entry?
That's what I do. Just make +/- entries to total...
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June 23rd 05 03:06 PM
by jsmith
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Lost stories here by
Larry Dighera
On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 00:31:32 -0000, Jim Logajan
wrote in :
Larry Dighera wrote:
The rec.aviation.stories newsgroup is not for follow up discussion, so
it may not have been the right forum for this thread...
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Low and high altitude airways by
David Megginson
(K. Ari Krupnikov) writes:
I've never flown a jet airway (and probably never will, except on an
airliner), but here's a question. There are fewer J routes than V, and
they connect fewer navaids. So it can happen that your destination is
quite far from the nearest...
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Lycoming SB569 - how many changing cranks as a precaution? by
Ross Richardson
Mine has not been on the list. Knock on wood, er aluminum.
Ross
Peter wrote:
Clearly it's Lyco's intention to get people to take up their $2000
offer as soon as possible.
What is unclear is exactly WHY. Are these 5500 or so cranks actually
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Martin State? by
Bob Gardner
Ask works at Potomac Approach and might know how
this is handled.
Bob Gardner
"Roy Smith" wrote in message
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I'm going to Baltimore in a couple of weeks and figure I'll fly into
Martin
State (KMTN). ...
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by Tom
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Minimum rate of climb or descent by
Aaron Kahn
What type of checkride was it? I would have asked the inspector to identify
the regulation that was infracted, or identify how the action compromised
safety.
It's true the controllers have expectations (as mentioned by Joe) but I
don't think that in and of itself constitutes a bust. But, then...
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Mode S questoin by
JerryK
I thought regardless of discrete code, mode S always transmitted the code
assigned to each US registered A/C. However, I remember hearing that ATC
does not have the equipment required to do anything with the mode S code.
"Viperdoc" wrote in...
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More FAILED Aviation Administration News by
TheTruth[_3_]
Mike wrote:
"Mick" #$$#@%%%.^^^ wrote in message
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"Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
news:uEuBk.443$UB3.266@trnddc07...
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September 22nd 08 07:00 PM
by Mike
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Motion LS800 table HD failure at 14,000 feet by
Jim Macklin
You may want to check with a computer hardware group, but
here are my comments.
Hard drives fly the read/write head on the air cushion over
the platters. As the air gets thinner at altitude, the head
crashes.
You may be able to find hardware rated for altitudes up to
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