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AWOS by
[email protected]
A friend of mine just gave me a toll free number to obtain AWOS at any
airport.
Just call +1 (877) 269-2967, and key in the airport identifier when
requested.
It requires listening to a commercial, but it's a quick and easy way
to get an AWOS report.
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430W/When does the glideslope register by
scott moore
Keep in mind I tried out my new 430W install for
the first time today.
I tried a few sample approaches, really outstanding.
The 430W makes you want to try full (not vectored)
approaches because it essentially automates everything.
It will hold on the approach hold, start the approach
on its own...
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LPV acronym by
Airbus
I see it alternatively defined as :
"Lateral Precision with Vertical guidance" or
"Localizer Performance with Vertical guidance"
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IFR flight plan cancellation time by
Gerald S.
I had filed a flight plan for 8pm local the other night. I tried
amending the departure time as I was leaving 1.5 hours later than the
proposed time. I called the FSS and was told the IFR flight plan gets
deleted by the system 2 hours after the proposed departure time. I
thought it was 45...
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May 29th 07 08:58 PM
by Newps
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Comair 5191 HSI Heading Bugs? by
Sam Spade
Anyone familiar with how the autoflight/HSI interface works on a CRJ100
aircraft?
The NTSB just released the factual data on the Comair crash at Lexington.
Following is a summary page from the FDR report:
http://tinyurl.com/2zovqb
Does this mean the HSI heading bugs were also set to 226 or 227...
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Playing with the Garmin GNS430/530 WAAS simulator by
Peter R.
As an owner of a Garmin GNS430 who will most likely upgrade to the WAAS
capability, I downloaded and installed the Garmin GNSxxx WAAS simulator
last night, then "flew" a couple of RNAV/GPS approaches with LPV minimums.
http://www.garmin.com/products/gns430/
(simulator download link on right of...
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January 1st 07 08:13 PM
by Bill
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Glider transponder on? by
Sam Spade
On August 28th, Hawker biz jet and a glider collided south of Reno,
Nevada at 16,000 feet. Fortunately, everyone survived. The Hawker was
IFR and flying a STAR into KRNO. Following is an excerpt from the
NTSB's preliminary report (LAX06FA277A):
"The glider was equipped with a panel mounted...
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Unusual Honeywell KLN94 aviation GPS failure - what could causethis? by
Dave S
I have seen that indication when the antenna did not have a clear view
of the sky.
The installed aircraft was an EADS/Socata TB-9 with gull wing doors.
Coming out of the pad, the pilot's door when up (as it was in the
summer) would obscure much of the sky and not allow the GPS to get a...
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Suggestions for KVGT arrival by
Howard Nelson
Will be flying SF bay area to KVGT next week. Will arrive from the west.
Haven't been into Las Vegas area in over 20 years but have heard it is busy.
Any suggestions to keep it simple. Would I do better to file IFR to North
Las Vegas or just come in VFR and deal with Las Vegas Approach.
Thanks in...
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Anyone has the EDM700 data download software? by
Jay Honeck
I have emailed it to you as an attachment.
(I recently obtained it from JPI, after misplacing the original disks. They
seem to answer email about once a week...)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"
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Snow... by
Dan Luke
....it's hard to see through, and good ol' Gulf Coast home boys like me should
not mess around with it.
Christmas Eve I was flying my daughter and grandson to Houston to visit my
mom for the holiday. We'd spent the previous day in a little town NE of
Houston. It was only about a 45 nm flight...
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Using a tablet PC when airborne? by
john smith
It gets real interesting when you are bouncing around in turbulence.
I have an Apple Newton 2100 that I have used to record flight
information on. The Newton is kneeboard size.
Peter wrote:
Hi,
I've been told that airline operations increasingly use tablet PCs for
ground planning purposes,...
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First IFR lesson by
Gene Whitt
Y'All,
I am reworking my IFR instructional program for a very special student and
would appreciate any student/instructor suggestions
before submitting my entry.
Gene Whitt
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Revisiting lapse rates (From: How high is that cloud?) by
Icebound
I have been following the thread about "How high is that cloud", and quite a
few of the posters seems to have some misconceptions about lapse rate.
Some of you, especially, are comparing apples and oranges:
The *environmental lapse rate* is a measurement of the real atmosphere. The
*dry...
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FAA Application -- kinds of time by
Gary Drescher
"Nicholas Kliewer" wrote in message
...
I am filling out my FAA Application for my instrument
checkride and had a couple of questions:
1) I am going for a private/single engine/instrument,
do I check all three blocks at the...
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Another approach question by
Andrew Sarangan
On VOR/DME-B @ 69V, there is a comment that says PT is not authorized when
arriving northbound on V208. Then on the bottom of the chart it says
"Procedure Turn NA". Why bother printing the first statement, when PT is
clearly not authorized for any transitions? Is this a left-over from a old
chart...
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Part 135 Question - Weather Reporting requirement by
G Farris
Who can tell me what the wording means in 135.225 (a) (1) and (2).
So you don't have to look it up - these are weather reporting minima to
initiate an instrument approach procedure. (1) (the) airport has a weather
reporting facility operated by the US NWS, a source approved by the NWS or a
source...
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Connecting a GNS 430/530 to a PC by
PA34 F-GFTF
Hi,
It seems most handheld GPS can be connected to a computer (through a serial
cable, IIRC).
That allows some cool features, like preparing your flightplan in advance on
your PC, or downloading to the PC the actual positions of your aircraft in
order to obtain a chart of the actual flight...
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September 26th 04 07:09 PM
by kage
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To whom it may concern.... by
Bob Gardner
I did not realize that if I replied to a cross-posted message my reply would
also be cross-posted. Cheeezz!!
I'm Bob Gardner and I approved this message.
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