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Questions about the FAA by
IIHKTWIKNIWHPMOC
If you were to grade the FAA today 9/14/2006 what would you
give it?
Do you think the FAA should be privatized and self funding
rather than a empire building tax whore?
I give the FAA an overall grade of D
1. Technology Innovation F
2. Air Safety oversight D
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Questtions about ATC-Fligtplan by
Daniel Hofer
Hello
I have some questions about the ATC-flightplan and how to fill it out.
1. Field 10, standard equipment
ILS means localizer AND glideslope, right?
DME is not part of standard equipment, right?
2. Field 10
R means RNP. Do I need to write e.g. R5 for RNP5? Or is no value needed? (is
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QUICK EASY CASH by
[email protected]
: Quick Easy Cash
: LOTS OF CASH, FAST AND COMPLETELY LEGAL, THIS REALLY WORKS!!
: THIS REALLY CAN MAKE YOU EASY MONEY!! IT WORKS!!! BUT YOU
: HAVE TO FOLLOW IT TO THE LETTER FOR IT TO WORK!!!!
: A little while back, I was browsing through newsgroups, just like you
are now, and came
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Quickie Bay Area IFR Practice? by
Jerry
Hello,
My and my slow airplane are based at San Carlos, CA. Got up this
morning, looked out the window - the whole bay is blanketed in coastal
stratus. We get a lot of mornings like that.
Having gotten the rating last year, it sure would be nice to keep
proficient. The usual IFR practice run...
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r.a.ifr barely alive by
M[_1_]
Back in 1998 when I got my rating, rec.aviation.ifr was beaming with
activities. There were at least a dozen new threads getting posted
every day.
Where is everybody? I know GA flying is down but the traffic drop in
r.a.ifr is a lot worse than say r.a.piloting. Maybe we all became
dumber after...
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R172K Approach Configuration by
facpi
Anyone give me a clue of the approach configuration of R172K? For
instance, now I use 100kts, 15inch, 2500RPM with no flaps for the
precision approach (ILS) for the training but it is not stable and too
fast for landing after DA.
I insist 90kts is good speed for the approach level and the...
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January 5th 07 03:58 PM
by facpi
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Radar by
Hankal
Weather radar.
Which weather radar are you using for preflight?
NOAA, AOPA, local news facility?
Or any others?
I am sure there are many of them.
Hank
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Radar by
Matt Young
A question about something that I guess I just didn't get enough info on
during my instrument training. What exactly are you looking for when
looking at a radar image. Are you trying to avoid all returns? Is an
area of just green ok? Any other things in particular to look for?
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Radar contact before squawk by
David Brooks
I learned something Friday night while getting in some night solo time. I
called Whidbey Approach for a few minutes of flight following and possibly
clipping their Class C, and the controller annonced radar contact, and then
issued a squawk. I hadn't given my position (I wasn't too sure where I...
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Radar coverage in Canada by
BobKK47
My understanding is that radar coverage in western Canada is fairly
sparse, but what about at the higher altitudes, say FL 220 and
above. Thanks for any information.
Bob
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Radio Call Entering Holding by
Dennis Johnson
With help from the people on this newsgroup, I'm happy to announce that I
passed my IPC!
One thing that came up on my flight was that I didn't announce that I was
entering holding and my altitude.
The 2006 AIM 5-3-3 a. 1. (f) requires reporting to ATC, whether in radar
contact or not, "The...
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October 3rd 07 08:51 PM
by B
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Radio license required? by
Marty Ross
When I first learned the memory aid for required documents, it was "ARROW".
When I inquired why sometimes I saw "AROW", I remember being told that the
second "R" was dropped because while flying within the USA you don't need
the "Radio License".
I glanced through the FAR/AIM and couldn't quickly...
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Radio Range Question by
Charles Wood
Hello All,
Hoping some experts/old timers might help me on a basic Radio Range
question.
I understand the principle of merging the A's and the N's to get the
on-beam signal.
I have been told that, while originally this merge created a
continuous, uninterrupted tone except for the station...
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Radio Transmitter Repair (pub) by
F1GBY
Bonjour
Réparations Emetteurs Avions, Bateaux et Terrestres - Transmitter
Repair
Fournitures Aéronautique et Marine - Piles et Accumulateurs -
Composants obsolètes - Amplificateurs large bande
Pièces appareils de mesures tableaux de bord - Antennes HF, VHF, UHF -
Câbles - Réglages sur terrain
Nous...
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RAIM errors and the Apollo GPS by
Lee Elson
We've been getting RAIM errors in Southern and Central California with
our GX60 in the past couple of months. The unit recovers in a minute
or so and there doesn't seem to be a pattern (e.g. in a turn, special
altitudes) to the failures. Yes, I know about the earlier discussions
of RAIM error and...
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RAIM Prediction by
Barry
Is there a site that provides online RAIM predictions for the US? I know
that Flight Service is supposed to be able to provide this, but it would be
nice to have another source.
Barry
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RAIM? by
Roy Smith
I've been doing most of my GPS flying with a CNX-80, which doesn't seem
to suffer from loss of RAIM. Last night I was flying with a GX-60, and
got a RAIM warning when commencing an approach.
The GX-60 manual isn't real illuminating on what you're supposed to do
at this point. Presumably,...
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Raining airplanes!, next on TWC by
Robert Henry
According to the advertisement I just saw, a common source of weather
information will be airing a Storm Stories episode on GA airplanes that try
(but fail) to fly through blizzards and other weather on Monday (7/21) at
8pm/ET.
ugh.
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Random Hold Generator... by
Tina Marie
I was bored this morning, so:
I wrote a Random Hold Generator. If you go to
http://www.tripacerdriver.com/cgi-bin/randomHold
it'll show you a list of 15 random holds you can fly.
Refreshing the page will give you a new list. You
can print them out, draw them, figure out the entries,
and then...
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