I'm still getting from CBAV Nexrad instead of a real image. Anybody else having this problem? (I've been having it for at least a month or so now) Jose -- (for Email, make the obvious changes in my address)

I am looking at some planes and am asking what "on condition" means with regards to engines. Thanks, Tien

First off you can find lost of pictures of from Flying W and of my plane, he http://www.thepilotlounge.com/scripts/forums/index.php?showtopic=849 and now for the story: The plan for Saturday was to go to Flying W N14 which is one of them airports with a restaurant on it.

I, like most (assuming) started logging their flight hours based on Hobbs time. I recently purchased a plane that does not have a Hobbs, but does have a digitial count-up timer. For consistency with my previous logged time, is there any issue of logging via the timer time as opposed to using the...

A friend of mine and I hiked up into the Olympic forest to find this crash site. He ended up contacting survivors, family of the deceased, etc and uncovered an amazing amount of information. Last I heard, he went back up with a GPS to mark the debris field. It's a sad story...SB-17 crashes...

What type of airspace is the restricted airspace north of Vancouver Island. Flightmap lists it as COMOX and says that it reaches from 18,000MSL to Unlimited. It is big, about 165nm on the NS axis and 110nm EW. What are my chances at getting cleared through it at FL240? Thanks! Mike MU-2

From today's AVWeb: FORMATION PHOTO SHOOT PANICS BOSTONIANS In another time, Boston residents might have thrilled to the sight of Sean D. Tucker leading a formation of four aerobatic aircraft on a photo shoot overhead. But in the post-9/11 world, office workers stream outside not for a better view...

Well I just made my reservations for my trip on Monday to Vancouver. At first Boundrey Bay airport looked like the better option, lower nightly tiedow fee, no landing fee. However, when you call about rental cars you find out that one guy has the exclusive rights to provide cars via Budget and you...

http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/Central/06/20/wrong.airport.ap/index.html -------------------- Richard Kaplan, CFII www.flyimc.com

We're flying down to Marathon for the 4th of July weekend and would like recommendations on which FBO to use. AOPA list two, Marathon Jet Center and Paradise Jet Support. Which one would be the most "small single engine plane" friendly? Richard

Could this be the first ADF receiver? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2251366814&indexURL=0&photoDisplayType=2#ebayphotohosting

Flightinfo.com asked for pilots political orientation. Results: Democrat 22.97% Republican 57.24% Ind. 19.79% http://forums.flightinfo.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=21699

Hello, group the wife and I departed at 12:30pm 06-26-04 ceilings scattered at 4,900' tops 6,000' & clear at the coast we will be flying over 3,800' terrain. The trip up was a fun flight almost uneventful was fun weaving around the clouds will post photos soon. As briefed the clouds were gone about...

The other day I saw a guy drive up to his Bonanza with a car load of bags. This is something I've done for years in my Mooney but many years since I've flown a Bonanza or Cessna. In my Mooney, the baggage door opens at the top of the cabin (the door is long enough that it goes down to the middle...

I got around to programming some aviation functions into a programmable calculator application that I use for Palm OS. I will be the first to admit that there are better prebuilt applications. I mention these and some of the reason why I wrote the program. I have not spent as much time debugging...

Hi All, I recently bought a Palm Tungsten T3 and bluetooth GPS antenna. Flying with it is great (with Co-Pilot and FlightMaster loaded), but battery life of the Palm is not so good (about 3 hours) I noticed that the Cessna 172 has a 24V cigarette lighter, while Palm on offers 12V travel chargers....

Not to reignite the argument that flared last month about UAV's in the National airspace, but Avweb is today reporting deployment around Tucson of the Hermes 450. This UAV operates *up to* 18000', which places it in the airspace shared with VFR traffic. (Defenders of this deployment earlier...

hello http://www.airliners.net/open.file/607298/M/ franck

White Knight/Space Ship One launched approx. 1347Z (on MSNBC, CNBC, CNN, FNN in US). Jack

I've been wondering... What underlying OS do the various glass panels (Avidyne, Garmin, etc.) use? It might actually make me think twice about buying a particular system if I knew that (for example) it was Windows underneath. I would think that the glass panel folks would be using one of...