It's on currently at 3:00 At and again this afternoon at 4:00. Roger Halstead (K8RI & ARRL life member) (N833R, S# CD-2 Worlds oldest Debonair) www.rogerhalstead.com

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Hi: I have just viewed a progam on the Great Blackout of 1965. During that event everything using regular electrical power, including all the ILS systems, radar systems and radio communications which normally suport landings, were inoperative. The program noted that "Aircraft in the air were...

Can anybody identify the aircraft in this picture? http://pgh.aulick.net/1930mysteryplane.jpg The picture is a scan of the cover of an interesting booklet. It contains tables of typical airfares for February 1930, an air route map including an Embry-Riddle airline with one route through...

http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070103/LOCAL/701030468 ---------------------------------- DW

In the FWIW department.... Been "Playing" ....carefully.. Not very scientific, but thought I would share this anyway.... Our Warrior was light, 1/2 fuel, me alone (165 lbs) 60lbs in baggage .... -6 Deg C,

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A banner tow appears to have done a classic stall while trying to pick up the banner: http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/20061231-1520-bn31plane.html Of course, another local media outlet reports in their version that the engine stalled just after...

I noticed this today. It might be of interest to the group for occasional reference if not regular reading. alt.satellite.gps.garmin

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the CAP searches for stranded motorists. They kept making the national news for a few days. Good PR. Anyone here one of the pilots involved? Anyone know if they found any people? Thanks! Kev

As you guys know a few weeks ago I was messing with putting a camera into the plane... so I did, and recorded my flight on new years day from Honolulu to Lana'i. I still have to tweek the filter setup as the lighting didn't work out perfectly. Also I need to work out a way to stabilize it a bit...

This is my 1st post, just found you guys today. I'm located in Central Mississippi, flying PA-28-180. I'm interested in moving up to the new Garmin 496, I would appreciate any thoughts.

I have a Bonanza V35 with a IO 470. Before and after engine overhaul the oil pressure after the engine warms up goes just into the red. They have tried turning the pressure up but this seems to only make the pressure go up when cold. If the temperature outside is real cool the pressure goes over...

Do private pilots land and take off on roads far out in the country, When there are no cars for miles in any direction ? Is it legal ? And legal or not do they do it ? Like a flying veterinarian might do if he services farms over a couple hundred mile area. Please send your answer to me also at...

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Speaker discusses LC-130 polar operations The mission commander during the South Pole rescue of Dr. Jerri Neilsen is scheduled to speak at the National Museum of the United States Air Force. Col. (Ret.) Graham Pritchard presents ³History of the LC-130 in Polar Operations² at 7:30 p.m. on Jan....

FIRST CUSTOMER ECLIPSE 500 DELIVERED Eclipse delivered its first customer aircraft December 31, at its headquarters in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Ramping up to fulfill the backlog of more than 2,500 aircraft, the company already has 37 additional aircraft on its production line in various...

About a year ago there was a spirited discussion about maintaining a 1 G 'straight into the seat' force while doing a roll (let's define a roll as rotating the airplane, somehow, 360 degrees around its axis with respect to the horizon). As I rmember the analysis, if you have enough control...

This is quite entertaining, fresh from DUATS: ---- Seattle WA (Seattle-Tacoma Intl) : URGENT pilot report at 46 nautical miles on the 100° radial of Seattle at 8:32pm PST (0432Z), at 10,000 feet a Boeing C-17, Globemaster 3 reported moderate to turbulence severe ... KNOCKED the CRAP out of...