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Another Safety Pilot Question by
three-eight-hotel
Instrument rated pilot (Joe), without complex endorsement, acts as a
safety pilot for another instrumented rated pilot (Bob), in Bob's
complex airplane.
Reg's regarding "general" safety piloting state that both can log PIC
time, given an agreement is made that the safety pilot is responsible
for...
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May 25th 06 08:31 PM
by Al
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Flight Plan syntax by
David Lindenauer
With the disappointing performance of FSS briefings lately, this
weekend I tried filing an IFR flight plan through DUATS for the first
time. I couldn't seem to find the correct syntax for what I know is
ALWAYS the first thing leaving my home airport:
"Farmingdale 3 Departure, radar vectors...
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Dauntless Software/Safelog/Poison Pills by
Mitty
Until recently I have been quite a fan of Dauntless Software's products, having
used both their written test prep packages and their Safelog product. I have
recommended them here.
All good things come to an end, however. Beginning in May, the "free" Safelog
upgrades come with a poison pill....
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SkyVector now has IFR charts online! by
Mxsmanic
SkyVector.com, a site that has long provided very high quality scans of VFR
sectionals, TACs, and Fly charts, has now added low-altitude en-route IFR
charts to its database! High-altitude charts will follow. This is a huge
effort by the site, since IFR charts are available only on paper from the...
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AIP Question by
Ross[_2_]
I have a question regarding the rings shown on some charts and not
others. They are a dashed ring and are labeled "FEEDER FACILITIES"
and/or "ENROUTE FACILITIES". The may not be on all charts nor both on
the same chart. For example http://naco.faa.gov/d-tpp/0801/06000LD15.PDF.
I tried the...
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February 4th 08 05:41 PM
by Ross
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Garmin 430W autopilot operation by
Glasair470
We have upgraded the Garmin 430 to WAAS in our homebuilt. We have the
Garmin talking to our STEC autopilot using its ARINC 429 roll steering
commands through the STEC GPSS interface. In the old 430 non-WAAS
unit, even if you selected an ILS approach on the Garmin and loaded
it, you would get roll...
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Confusing instructions from ATC.. looking for a concise response by
Terence Wilson
When a transmission is garbled I'm used to saying "say again", but I
was wondering what to say when a transmission comes through in the
clear, but doesn't make much sense (to me). This probably doesn't
happen very often to experienced pilots, but how would you advise a
student to respond? Should I...
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Got Pilot Heat? by
[email protected]
http://www.internationalferryflights.com/Africa_182_Diesel/Should%20Be%20Pitot%20Not%20Pilot.JPG
Description Of Aircraft From Seller,
http://www.dieselairplanes.com/news.html
&
http://www.dieselairplanes.com/products.html
More Photos Of The Better Than New 182,
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High Altitude Waypoints by
Dennis Johnson
Greetings,
If I file an IFR flight plan with the equipment suffix of /G, indicating
GPS, can I use a high altitude waypoint on the flight plan even if I'm
flying in the low altitude structure?
For example, flying northwest from Las Vegas, filing from BTY VOR (Beatty)
to DOBNE to BIH VOR...
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61 Cessna 210 40 SMOH For Auction by
Victor Bravo
I just listed another 1961 Cessna 210A on ebay for auction. This one
has 40 since major overhaul on the engine, accessories, systems, and
one year since new paint and leather interior. Reserve price is less
that 2/3 of the AOPA appraisal value, so you can fly away with a no-
problems at a very...
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VOR volume range by
kevmor
I was looking at the L1/L2 chart between RBL (Red Bluff) and SAC
(Sacramento). The change over point is at GRIDD because the airway
changes direction slightly. The only thing is, it shows the DME
distance to GRIDD from SAC as being 55nm. If I'm below 14,500, don't
all VORs have a service volume...
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IPC Preperation by
Jeffrey
Greetings all;
What do you recommend for preparation for an Instrument Proficiency Check?
Is there any written or video material that is specifically geared for this,
or is the original IFR training material better?
Thanks for any insight!
Jeffrey
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Could you please give it a rest. by
Jack
kenny wrote:
"drclive" wrote in message
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We need the money and support for organizations like AOPA which is
everyday fighting for our rights as GA pilots. BA and the Concorde
bellows to an industry valued...
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Unusual Vacuum system indication, please help explain. by
Al
Hi Group.
I had a trip Friday in a 1977 C-337G(pressurized). On the taxi out I
noticed the suction gauge was pegged high. The AI erected ok, but the DG
required many updates on the way to the run-up area. Pulling on to the
runway, we corrected the DG again, by 30 degrees.
We flew VFR to Boise, and...
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GNS 430 - cities in flight plan? by
DBn
Is it possible to use cities as waypoints in flight plan and how?
The only way I can make a city as a waypoint is by using panning function on
the map - point to the city and then press "direct to" key.
Or it is some kind of safety feature - not to alloud to use cities as
waypoints?
THNX
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Caution Wake Turbulence by
[email protected]
Hello,
Here you are tootling along on your IFR flight plan - maybe on
vectors - whatever, you're
exactly where you should be, following ATC's instructions to the
letter, and they then say
"35Siera, you have traffic at 10:00 east to west three miles 7000
feet a Boeing 737
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IFR flight Sunday by
John Clonts
I flew up to Abilene (ktpl-kabi-ktpl) to pick up my daughter Sunday...
I took off at about 4 into 200 and 1 1/2. I had gotten there early
and planned to do a couple of approaches before I left, but I decided
to go ahead and top off (had about 3.5 hours in the tanks), and there
were a couple of...
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It appears §61.55 has changed for 2007. by
[email protected]
It appears §61.55 has changed for 2007.
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§ 61.55 Second-in-command qualifications.
(a) A person may serve as a second-in-command of an aircraft type
certificated for more than one required pilot flight crewmember or in
operations requiring a second-in-command pilot flight...
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Flying through the Atlantic Seaboard by
xyzzy
I am considering taking a flight from central North Carolina to Cape
Cod in late March of this year. Up until all of my flying has been in
the Southeast, with IAD being as far north as I've ventured.
Playing with the AOPA planner the route looks pretty interesting -- go
just east of the DC ADIZ,...
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Believe it or not -- video by
[email protected]
Believe it or not....
Words will be quite clear after viewing this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtUYN-euXqo
Today's flight to KJAN, KHKS and my own airport. KHKS and KMBO
landings, camera either tilted back or inadvertently zoomed in but oh
well, in the full scheme of things, camera is...
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