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Hurricane relief by
Gary Drescher
"Jonathan Goodish" wrote in message
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I do expect folks to take care of themselves when they're able, and I
expect private charity to take care of those who are not able. ...
It sounds cold, but the federal...
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Cleared for an approach, then given a different altitude assignment by
Peter R.
Today I was practicing a GPS approach and had been cleared for the
approach with the normal, "Cessna XXX, cross ELESE at 3,000, cleared
GPS 15 approach."
A minute or so later the controllers switched positions and another one
took over that slice of airspace.
The new one came on frequency and...
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Victor Airways in Cessna G1000 T182T by
[email protected]
I am fortunate enough to spend some time in my Uncle's new 2006 T182
with the Nav III G1000. Amazing stuff. But am spending time "head
down". Can't seem to find Victor airways. Lots of amazing stuff - XM
weather, echo tops, Metars/TAFs etc. But 530 had the V airways! As
not my plane - I cant...
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Free instrument approach procedures software by
Greg Siemon
Instrument Approach and Airport/Facility Directories Library and Flight
Planning Software
Aviator Trip Pack:
1. Develop your own custom library instrument approach procedures and
A/FD.
2. Rapidly develop flight plans by point-n-click and rubber band routing.
3. Create Trip Packs of only the...
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What do you do in the real world? by
Ron Garret
Last night I flew from SJC to VNY. To my astonishment I was cleared
vectors to SNS, then direct VNY (despite having filed a more standard
routing) at 9000 feet. I knew perfectly well that the routing was going
to change because I've done that route a zillion times, and indeed, near...
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What was controller implying?? by
Bill J
Yesterday I was on an IFR flight about 50 miles from destination. The
area was getting covered with TS, including my alternate 20 miles futher
west. Home base was 150 mi to the east. I realized I might have to
reverse course to escape, but did not have enough fuel to get home for sure.
So, the...
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Safety pilot "flight time" by
kevmor
When logging safety pilot time, what do you put under the "duration of
flight" column? For example, say I'm flying with a friend who is
wearing a hood. We decided I'll be responsible for the flight before
hand. I can log PIC for the time the other person had the hood on, and
under the "total...
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Aircraft navigation four Course Radio Range Video! by
Peter Taggart
We have put up on you tube a Video of an actual Four course Radio
Range Station that we built and placed on the air. . The four course
radio range system was the backbone navigation system used world wide
from 1928 to 1970 until replaced by the VOR. We have actual flying
with Audio of what the...
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Airspeed Indicator Accuracy Tolerance by
O. Sami Saydjari
In my Cessna 421C, the pilot-side airspeed indicator reads 6 nts below
the co-pilot-side airspeed indicator. When I pointed this out to a
mechanic, he said that it was "within toleraance." He said it was
possible that one was 3 nts high and the other 3 nts low and so both
could be within...
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by Bill
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Satellite Radio to broadcast weather data by
Richard Kaplan
"John Harlow" wrote in message
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Were they of any help other than telling you to "wait for production
units"?
Seems their customer relations could use a little help.
They offered me the "first production unit" by express mail...
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50KHz Glideslope? by
VOR-DME
Who knows something about 50KHz spacing for glideslope receptors?
Traditionally we have 40 GS frequencies, with 150KHz spacing from
329.15MHz to 335 MHz. But I see European ILS's requiring "50KHz
Glideslope spacing". Anyone know what receptors do this? Or why we would
want to do this? 8.33...
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Unpublished GPS fixes on ILS approaches by
Evan Salant
With the Garmin 430W (and presumably the 530 as well) when one flies
certain approaches the Garmin has you fly to fixes that appear nowhere
on the published approach plate. For example, if you fly the ILS24
approach at ABE from STW (Stillwater) IAF, the Garmin will have you
fly from STW to D16.5...
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RNAV vectors by
Dan Luke
Anybody ever get vectors to final for RNAV approaches?
Around here (Mobile. AL), I never hear it, although there are plenty of
ARNAVs with lower minimums than the VOR approaches at both airports. If you
ask ATC for one of the ARNAVs, they'll clear you to an IAF every time.
Is there something...
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flying into snow showers without deice by
Doug Carter
I'm presuming flying IFR in light snow in a Skylane RG with no deice
equipment other that the pitot heat is OK if the temp is low enough to
preclude sticking, perhaps -10c or less.
This comes up as I contemplate flying to Minneapolis early next week.
Just is case there could be other opinions...
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IR without actual IMC by
Iain Wilson
Anyone IR without having actually flown in IMC? My checkride is around the
corner and I've no actual IFR yet. I'm itching to experience it but the
damned weather isn't co-operating (seemed the same way with the PPL!).
Iain
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Boosting ICOM IC-A23 Handheld Aviation Radio by
CHANGE USERNAME TO westes
I recently purchased an ICOM IC-A23 radio, and I'm disappointed in its
pickup. It gets the weather channels fine, but the reception for both the
airport and airplane radios is poor. Aside from standing next to the
airport or being right under the airplane, do I have any options for
improving...
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regaining night currency but not alone by
Teacherjh
Jack and Jill are both private pilots, neither is a CFI. Jack is out of night
currency, Jill is current.
Jack and Jill go flying at night under part 91, with Jack sitting in the left
seat (I know it doesn't matter) and manipulating the controls, while Jill acts
as PIC.
1) Can Jack log the time...
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"GPS Unreliable" NOTAM by
Robert Henry
"Richard Kaplan" wrote in message
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If my plane had nothing but GPS-based avionics, what would my
options be?
Vectors.
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Biggest Usenet SPAMMER Finally Identified!!! ----- O0wTX1aN by
Dave Kearton
....and remember all those presents you got as a kid - where there were no
batteries ? Steve took 'em out.
....when your puppy died when you were 7, that was Steve's work.
Ever wonder who was sleeping with your mother while Dad was away on
business, Steve again.
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