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IFR checkride: passed by
[email protected]
About a year after I started the initial training I finally passed my
checkride last week. The cross country hours took me forever to build
up. I finished that off with a nice flight from Hawthorne, CA to
Oakland to see the Dodgers play across the bay.
The oral went perfectly, it was only about...
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Airline flight plans by
paul kgyy
I took an AA flight from SAN to ORD Tuesday that looped up through
Utah and Wyoming, maybe to catch strong upper winds. But I got to
wondering how airline flight plans get planned. Does the pilot do
this, or the airline?
I presume that ATC overrides theirs as they do mine from time to...
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Where is MEPTE by
Jose
How can I find out where the FAA thinks MEPTE is? On the NOS IFR charts
it's charted as in the water (or over it), but when I fly it, it's over
land. I know the NOS charts are not all that accurate (for topography)
but I'd like to know where it is, for a certification flight for our GPS.
Any...
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May 25th 07 03:27 AM
by Jose
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Aviator Trip Pack Software by
Greg Siemon
Instrument Approach and AFD Library and Flight Planning Software
Aviator Trip Pack:
1. Develop your own custom library instrument approach procedures free.
2. Rapidly develop flight plans by point-n-click and rubber band routing.
3. Create Trip Packs of only the procedures required for a...
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Lost Comm route? by
[email protected]
I think this is a well worn question, but my digging isn't getting an
answer for my specific scenario(s).
Aircraft does NOT have a WAAS GPS. It could have an older IFR
certified (just not Sole Navigation) GPS.
1. File Airways/VORs (within 40/25 mile service radius). Upon
departure, request & get...
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GNS430W software 3.0 upgrade by
Mark Klebanoff
I had the upgrade installed a little while ago and it seems to have
impacted my screen. After the radio has been running a while, I
notice that when I change pages, the previous page seems to have
'burned in' to the screen for a few seconds and gradually fades away.
I also found that on...
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Pattern for IFR by
Mxsmanic
Would you ever be directed into the traffic pattern while approaching an
airport for landing IFR? That is, would you be told to make right/left
downwind or right/left traffic for landing? If so, what's the procedure?
I was under the impression that, if you are IFR, you will be given...
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Practice Approach Handoff by
Dennis Johnson
I was flying in Northern California the other day, VFR without a cloud in
the sky, and asked Oakland Center for a practice ILS approach to Chico, a
nearby towered airport. I said I would terminate the approach with a missed
approach and then depart the area without flight following.
The...
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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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Extra Hold Depicted on Plate? by
Mitty
We are getting a brand new ILS 26 at KANE and I just downloaded the plate. The
miss is what I expected to see and is a hold at the GEP "Gopher" VOR a few miles
to the west. But there is also a hold depicted at the PNM NDB, which is a long
ways away. That hold is not mentioned on the plate.
I...
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What annoys me today by
scott moore
http://www.invensense.com/news/112806.html
The short take on this: MEMS or micromechanical technology, basically
integrated circuit technology used to make microscopic mechanical
features, having been used to make $1 accelerometers, is now being
used to make $1 gyroscopes, with a full internal...
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December 19th 06 10:36 PM
by LWG
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How long does it take the FAA to publish an approach? by
Beech45Whiskey
Yesterday, I stopped by a small VFR airport in western NY state and struck
up a conversation with a few locals. During the interesting aviation chat
I learned that the FAA had been to their airport a year or so ago
performing a survey that would hopefully result in a GPS approach.
On average, how...
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Q on 250nm IR training X/C flight by
Mark Hansen
On 8/15/2005 11:21, Peter wrote:
FAR 61.65 details this
(A) A distance of at least 250nm along airways or ATC directed
routing;
I was told to measure the map distance between the airports, but
I'm not sure this is correct. I was also told no to count the distance
flown in, for example, a...
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Very localized low by
Doug Carter
I think I flew through a very localized low pressure area,
perhaps six or eight miles in diameter and two tenths of an inch
of mercury deep.
Last Thursday flying South past Kansas City, about 1615Z, IMC,
6000 feet, Kansas City baro 30.14 on autopilot (KFC200), altitude
hold. I was vectoring East...
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PASSED IFR checkride today. by
STICKMONKE
I have quietly read this newsgroup for the past year. It has been very
helpful. During that time I was studying for my IFR rating. We'll today I
passed it on my first attempt. What a relief!
1) Autopilot GPS/VOR KCMA
2) ILS KOXR
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Software available for testing and evaluation. by
Greg Siemon
The system will download Terminal Procedures from National Aeronautical
Charting Office (NACO) and develop your own database of Instrument
Approaches, Airport Diagrams, SIDs and STARs, and Takeoff, Alternate and
Radar Minimums.
Every 28 days the system will automatically update your database with...
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November 8th 05 02:28 AM
by Mitty
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Low battery voltage level by
markp
Hi All,
I'm looking for recommendations for a low battery warning voltage level. I
was going to use 12.8V - is this liable to be triggered by noise/dips in the
bus voltage? My guess is when heaters or motors kick in there could be a
momentary drop due to high current that could trigger my low...
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December 22nd 05 10:16 AM
by markp
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Copper in oil analysis ? by
[email protected]
Peter wrote:
I've just had a big increase in copper; wonder where copper comes
from. The engine is an IO-540-C4D5D, 500 hrs since new in 2002.
I had the same thing happen. Copper comes from brass bushings. In my
case the wrist pin broke in the middle and the bushing was being
destroyed. I...
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What to do? by
Everett M. Greene
The ongoing "discussion" of the LEX accident reminds me
of an incident I experienced many years ago of potential
pilot error. I was a passenger on commercial flight on
a smaller airplane (make and model not recalled but it
was twin-engine turboprop). As we were making the
approach to land, I...
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Please help a pilot student to finish an IFR flight plan!!!!!! by
pilot27usa
Hello fellow pilots,
I need help finding a preferred route from KPBI - KGNV. I have to do a flight plan for my ground course and can't find the route. Also, do i have to calculate for winds as I do for VFR flights? How would I do that?
Thank you very much for your help.
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