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Cancelling IFR in Bravo airspace by
Terence Wilson[_2_]
On a few occasions I have filed a departure procedure to a nearby
intersection just to get on top (comments section reads "IFR to VFR on
top"). After breaking out of the clouds and advising ATC of the bases
and tops, I usually cancel IFR and proceed "own nav" with flight
following. Which brings me...
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What happened on this ILS approach? by
Peter R.
This morning I flew into Erie (KERI), a class D airport in northwest
Pennsylvania along Lake Erie. Weather was low IFR with 500 foot ceilings,
4 mile visibility, and winds out of the southwest. An ILS to runway 24 was
in...
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Instrument Training at night? Good Idea or not? by
[email protected]
I am getting ready to start of Instrument training. I plan on training
during the day on the weekends and 1 or 2 nights during the week.
What are your thoughts on instrument training at night? Personally I
don't fly at night and have only for what was required for my PPSEL.
However my goal is to...
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Vector altitude for ILS below GS intercept altitude? by
M
Is it common for the approach controller to vector for an ILS at an
altitude below the GS intercept altitude on the IAP? Today is the
third time in the last year or so that Victoria terminal vectored me
for the ILS into BLI at 2000 feet, instead of 2100. I'm very familiar
with the area and I did...
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KLN94 GPS and flying "overlay" GPS approaches by
Sam Spade
Peter wrote:
However, I've heard from an American pilot that all the overlay
approaches in the USA work just the same as the full GPS approaches,
in terms of GPS behaviour, auto sensitivity switching, etc.
Is this true?
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Is 91.175 enforced in the USA? by
Chris
"Peter" wrote in message
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This is the reg which prevents flying instrument approaches unless it
is a published one.
In the UK, this is not illegal (on G-reg aircraft). But then we don't
get the radar services here,...
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bad vectors, no hand off by
Lurker
Flyers,
I just want some of your thoughts on this. My plane partner and I went out
last night to do some practice instrument approaches. He wore the hood and
I was the right-seat safety pilot.
ATC was not too busy and it was a nice VFR night. First, after we asked for
a practice ILS 24 into...
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February 13th 07 10:03 PM
by John T
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Instrument Rating tests by
kevmor
I understand it as the IRA (Instrument Rating Airplane) and FII
(Flight Instructor Instrument) tests come from the same question
bank. Does the FII test expire like the IRA does? I didn't see it in
part 61 unless I'm missing something. To me, it seems like none of
the tests expire for CFI?
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Garmin 430 question by
[email protected]
I was wondering how to program this into the 430, and if it is even
possible. Say you are east of a VOR and ATC gives you a vector to
intercept the 270 radial FROM the VOR and track away from the VOR on
that radial and intercept an airway. The clearance went something
like this:
"Glasair 470XX,...
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ELITE or ON TOP for IFR training? by
John Clonts
My $.02-- FS2004 is good enough for procedures and scan. Don't bother
buying a yoke or pedals. Use a cheap "gamepad" type controller with
thumb-joystick (instead of a grip/wrist joystick). Go to "user
controlled weather, advanced" and turn turbulence to max, both on the
clouds panel and the...
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Planning a flight by
Chris
I have the chance to fly from Madison, Wi (MSN) to Providence, Ri (PVD) in
July and was wondering about the most favoured route. I will be flying IFR
The most direct seems to be straight across Lake Michigan, north of Detroit
through Lower Ontario in Canada, Buffalo, Albany and then down to PVD. ...
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Clearence available upon request by
Jeff
This one kinda stumps me everytime I am told this.
Call tower, request your IFR clearence, they tell you "taxi to runway
xxx - clearence available upon request"
what I always do is just read back the taxi instructions and wait for
them to call me back with the clearence. I guess I dont understand...
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November 17th 03 06:35 PM
by John T
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IFR student by
Gerald Sylvester
I'm close to completing my PPL (9 days for my checkride) and planned
to go onto to get IFR training in a 6-7 months. The weather
in the San Francisco Bay area has been quite cloudy and rainy and
was thinking about starting my IFR training immediately in order
to take advantage of the IMC...
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horrible ifr training x-c by
Dave Jacobowitz
Okay, I've been doing this IFR training thing now for a
few months, flying once or twice a week, and it's been
going pretty well. I've not really had any trouble with
the knowledge part (self studied for the written and
got 95%) and have been doing nicely with the skill stuff
as well, getting the...
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Jeppesen FliteMap- where do you put your laptop? by
Bill Padley
Hi all..
just upgraded my excellent Jepp flitestar IFR to flitemap (very good deal it
was too ! )
I bought a new laptop which prompted this , the very small Sony TR1MP...
Im very impressed with the software indeed, but one question to those who
have Flitemap..
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May 30th 04 07:13 AM
by Bonham
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Finding nearest airport by
Matt Whiting
Does anyone know if a site that provides an "offline" version of the GPS
nearest airport function? I'd like to be able to enter a given city and
find the nearest aiports to that city.
A quick net search didn't turn up anything. Well, I did find a site to
use to locate the nearest Shell...
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First Solo In Actual Conditions by
David B. Cole
On Saturday I had my first opportunity to fly solo in actual since my
IR checkride. One of my biggest concerns since getting the rating was
how I would make my first entry into actual without the benefit of an
instructor at my side. With about ten hours of actual during my
training I had always...
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Coupled approach? by
Roy Smith
I don't fly too many coupled approaches, so forgive me if this is a
simplistic question.
We were flying a coupled VFR/practice ILS in a Debonair with a
Century-2000 A/P. The heading bug was set about 10 degrees to the left
of where it should have been, resulting us tracking to the left of...
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WxWorx flight test by
Dan Luke
Today was a good day for it, as there were CBs in all directions
around Mobile (so, what else is new?). Around the airport, though, it
was scattered cu. with bright sun, a good test for the Sony notebook's
viewability.
The WxWorx receiver slipped neatly into the Cessna's right front map
pocket...
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