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Sticky DG and DME distance question by
Brad Zeigler
"A Lieberman" wrote in message
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On Sun, 10 Jul 2005 11:45:48 -0400, Brad Zeigler wrote:
Hi Brad,
See below comments. Keep in mind, I consider myself still new at
instrument flying. Followups set to rec.aviation.ifr...
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Procedure Turn by
Bravo8500
I'm pretty sure this question has been asked, but I can't seem to find
it. My question deals with a typical approach with a procedure turn
before the FAF, could be an NDB, VOR, GPS, etc. I know what the
purposes are. 1) Provide course reversal and 2) allow altitude loss
from the arrival altitude to...
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How do I use my e-STMP by
Bravo8500
I just registered on the FAA website and got a reservation into SSI, St
Simons Island, GA. They required on for the Superbowl in Jax. I got the
number, but what do I do with it - put it in the remarks of my flight
plan, or just keep it handy? I can't find any info on it. Thanks!
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IFR w/pax under Single-Pilot/Single Aircraft 135 by
Bravo8500
Anybody know what the limitations are on flying IFR with passengers in
a single-engine under a single-pilot, single-aircraft part 135 cert?
Thanks for any info, I can't glean it from reading part 135.
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icom A5 question by
Brendan Grace
Good day all, I bought this terrific handheld radio but find I can't
program channels for scanning. The manual is less
that clear. Any help out there would be appreciated.
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Logging Actual Time by
Brenor Brophy
Last weekend I flew my first Angel Flight from MRY down to SMO. There was
the remnants of a cold front that passed through the day before between the
Bay Area and LA so there was plenty of clouds hanging around, mostly
build-ups over the mountains with tops 90 to 110 and some lower layers
BKN30. So...
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Recording flights by
Brent[_2_]
Good Afternoon
Having seem some postings on here this seems like a good place to come to
ask about recording flights in a semi hands off manner and an affordable one
too.
So far i've had passengers with cameras record two of my takeoffs and
landings and i liked it and it helped illustrate what...
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January 23rd 08 09:48 PM
by Bri
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IFR training material overload by
Brian H
Hi All,
I've been snooping the rec.aviation.* groups for a while, and I'm
still lost.
I want to start studying for my IFR rating. I'm from the US, resident
in Japan, and so I reckon on studying on my own then taking the test
on some trip back to the states one day. I've seen a variety...
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Why does a prop ice up so apparently readily? by
Brian Whatcott
On Mon, 07 Nov 2005 22:56:42 +0000, Peter
wrote:
The other day I was talking to a commercial pilot of a big twin
passenger turboprop. He has been iced up a few times and recently was
down to 200fpm climbing flat out through FL150; looking out of the
window he saw a bit...
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Glaze Ice by
brian whatcott
I did an Oxford instrument ground school long ago.
One of the weather topics was glaze ice. This was described as extremely
dangerous, in that supercooled rain could impact and flow to a glassy
ice layer over the wing in seconds, which tended to pull the aircraft
down pronto.
In the last three...
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Grounded! by
Brian Whatcott
For those who managed to escape all notice that the paper FAA
certificates were being turned over to plastic cards, as publicized for
the last two years: your paper flying license is now kindling,
as from midnight last night!
Regards
Brian Whatcott with a brand new license to fly....
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Flight Planning - New Style by
brian whatcott
Looking to go visit at Corpus Christi, I used www.fltplan.com ,
with an artificially long fuel burn time to check out the direct line
route from Altus OK to the Gulf - and I saw a red ring on the sectional
view of the direct line.
It was flagging a Notam good for two or three days in a weeks time...
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Avoiding Volcanic Ash by
brian whatcott
Flying back from Amsterdam to DFW on friday with KLM, I saw that we
headed north for Denmark, then turning west, passed to the north of
Iceland. Then crossing the southern half of Greenland and into Canada,
we proceeded across the Hudson Bay, and passed West of ALL the Great
Lakes, and then on...
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Flying over water and filing IFR by
Brien K. Meehan
Okay, I'm here, and my destination is on the other side of one of the
Great Lakes. Flying direct will take me out of gliding distance from
shore, so I don't want to do that.
.... but there's no obvious airway route around the lake. In fact,
there's a big honkin' Class B area, so even if I try to...
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Definition of simulated instrument conditions by
bsalai
Does anyone know if Simulated Instrument Conditions is defined anywhere?
The reason for the question is whether one can log instrument time, say
at night, when you don't look outside, but don't wear foggles or a hood?
I can't find anything in the rules that defines simulated...
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by Jose
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530W wind computation by
bsalai
On a recent flight from KROC to KUUU (Newport RI), a great place to
visit by the way, another guy from our club and I tried to use the wind
computation function on our recently upgraded 530W. We could enter the
data easily enough, but it didn't do the calculation. It just shows 0
kts at 000...
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