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WX Works by
Paul Tomblin
A guy in my flying club put together an ingenious little box to keep the
cockpit from getting too cluttered with all the wires and antennas needed
to use WX Works. Actually, he and two other guys time share the box with
their own laptops, and use them in club planes, so the need for
portability is...
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WX Works setup by
Paul Tomblin
I can't remember if I posted this before. A guy in my club made a nice
little package for his WX Works setup. You can see some pictures at
http://xcski.com/gallery/wxworks
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Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/
I think it's a beautiful day to go to the zoo and feed the...
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WxWorx continued by
Dan Luke
Today the Sony VAIO PCG-TR1AP notebook arrived, so I was able to install
WxWorx on it and add the GPS map option.
The Sony is a dandy little machine. It's about 10.5"x7"x2" folded up. The
screen is 10.6" diag. and, as advertized, very bright. It was easily
viewable in the car when I took it for a...
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WxWorx customer service by
Dan Luke
My 2-year old WxWorx receiver wouldn't power up in the airplane
weekend-before-last. Investigation showed the fuse blown in the DC power
adapter. I replaced the fuse and the new one promptly blew.
I sent the receiver and the power adapter back to WxWorx for repair the
following Monday (8/22). ...
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WxWorx gets a workout by
Dan Luke
Yesterday was one of those sopping wet, unstable Gulf Coast spring days
and I needed to get an Angel Flight couple from Mobile to Jennings, LA
(3R7, west of Lafayette) in the afternoon. By the time we were ready to
leave BFM at noon, the NEXRAD on our route looked like a cheap Hawaiian
luau shirt...
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WxWorx is shipping, looking for first feedback by
Mark T. Mueller
Anyone have one of the first units? WxWorx website is stating they are now
shipping. Looking for some firsthand reports.
I gave up on Garmin's GDL-49 (tactically useless), and Control Vision
(transponder interference problems with some KT-76 transponders and flaky
downloads in some areas of the...
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X-37B landed Friday by
Mark.
http://news.discovery.com/space/secret-mini-shuttle-lands-in-california.html
"Shrouded by darkness, the military’s miniature space shuttle -- a
unmanned robotic craft -- returned early Friday from a trial run in
orbit that spanned 224 days."
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Mark IV
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X-country course leg extender??? by
Casey Wilson
The fuel capacity of the 172M that I fly is considerably larger than my
bladder capacity, that's a fact. A glider-guider friend of mine suggested I
think about one of these:
http://biorelief.com/store/stadiumpal.html#
Anybody out ever try this? Any PiReps?
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X-country eastern states by
Mark Rademaker
Planning to go x-country in the US May next year. Routing will be (roughly):
Houston - Chicago - Bangor - Jacksonville - Houston. Any airports along the
way we should visit besides for refueling? Please advise. Thanks.
Mark
The Netherlands
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x-country route question by
Gillian
A friend and I are planning to fly from Cranbrook BC down toward
Yellowstone (WYS) in a 172. We thought we'd go through customs at
Kalispell. Only have a couple of days. Any suggestions on the route to
take, local weather tips etc? We have some mtn experience.
Gillian
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x-country solo by
Joe Johnson
Scenario: student pilot on x-country solo. About 50hrs.
Planning went fine. One long outbound leg (to satisfy the FARs) and two
shorter inbound legs to fulfill the three landings requirement.
Outbound leg: went great. Course maintained and all visual landmarks
nailed, within a minute of...
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X-Plane Author's TFR Story by
Marco Leon
I don't remember seeing anything about this here. Interesting story:
http://www.x-plane.com/adventures/tfr.html
Austin also has his Cirrus for sale as well:
http://www.aso.com/aircraft/97947/
I hope it's not because of the TFR violation. Maybe he's upgrading?
Marco
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X-Plane Install by
George Graham
After reading the great article in EAA Mag about the X-Plane flight
simulator, I went online and bought a copy. I installed it and the
scenery disk per instructions, even logged into the online help and
downloaded the Cozy IV airplane. I can fly it from my home airport
(ksrq) in Florida. I have...
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X-wind simulator?? by
Paul M. Anton
Has anyone had any experience with this device?
http://www.dandyercfi.com/xwindsim/
Is it a valuable training aid or just another toy?
I will be driving up through California and am considering taking a training
session.
How else could I try my hand at howling gusty crosswinds and not worry...
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X11 pirep by
Andrey Serbinenko
Had a chance to try X11 today. First impressions, comparing to
13.4 I normally use:
1. gel pads of X11 are thinner, and they're flattened, and aren't
as tight against the head as the 13.4 ones. As a result,
passive attenuation of 13.4 is vastly superior to passive X11.
2. weight. X11 is...
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XC planning by
Duane MacInnis
There was a thread ages ago about the ideal list of things to take on a
long XC. I've lost it in a disk crash.
Can anyone send this to me?
Thanks
Duane
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xc tool. by
Todd Neidinger
Hi All,
As a long time lurker I have learning and gained much from this group,
now hopefully I can contribute some. I have written a tool that you may
find useful. It came about because my wife did not like me asking her
to lookup freq. and airport info while flying together. I'm a newly
minted...
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XCountry logging by
Don P
Sorry to beat this dead horse.... Here is my trip:
Leg1 : 49.3 NM .6 Hobbs
Leg2 : 59.0 NM .6 Hobbs
Leg3 : 36.2 NM .4 Hobbs
How much of this can legally be logged as Cross Country Time?
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