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Instrument rated? by
Greg Siemon
Are you instrument rated?
.. Are you tired of paying for instrument procedures you don't use?
.. Would you like to develop your own custom library of procedures?
.. Would you like to update your library automatically and unattended?
.. Would you like hands free Duat access for weather and filing...
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January 30th 06 03:25 PM
by Mitty
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Initial Contact Question by
blackboxman
I know this is an IFR forum but your opinion is appreciated.
Scenario: you are receiving VFR flight following and are handed off to
another controller. You call up the new controller to make initial
contact. According to a controller I overheard yesterday, this callup
is incorrect:
"Name...
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Believe it or not -- video by
[email protected]
Believe it or not....
Words will be quite clear after viewing this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtUYN-euXqo
Today's flight to KJAN, KHKS and my own airport. KHKS and KMBO
landings, camera either tilted back or inadvertently zoomed in but oh
well, in the full scheme of things, camera is...
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Flight Plan syntax by
David Lindenauer
With the disappointing performance of FSS briefings lately, this
weekend I tried filing an IFR flight plan through DUATS for the first
time. I couldn't seem to find the correct syntax for what I know is
ALWAYS the first thing leaving my home airport:
"Farmingdale 3 Departure, radar vectors...
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61 Cessna 210 40 SMOH For Auction by
Victor Bravo
I just listed another 1961 Cessna 210A on ebay for auction. This one
has 40 since major overhaul on the engine, accessories, systems, and
one year since new paint and leather interior. Reserve price is less
that 2/3 of the AOPA appraisal value, so you can fly away with a no-
problems at a very...
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It appears §61.55 has changed for 2007. by
[email protected]
It appears §61.55 has changed for 2007.
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§ 61.55 Second-in-command qualifications.
(a) A person may serve as a second-in-command of an aircraft type
certificated for more than one required pilot flight crewmember or in
operations requiring a second-in-command pilot flight...
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IPC Preperation by
Jeffrey
Greetings all;
What do you recommend for preparation for an Instrument Proficiency Check?
Is there any written or video material that is specifically geared for this,
or is the original IFR training material better?
Thanks for any insight!
Jeffrey
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Another Safety Pilot Question by
three-eight-hotel
Instrument rated pilot (Joe), without complex endorsement, acts as a
safety pilot for another instrumented rated pilot (Bob), in Bob's
complex airplane.
Reg's regarding "general" safety piloting state that both can log PIC
time, given an agreement is made that the safety pilot is responsible
for...
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May 25th 06 08:31 PM
by Al
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Flight planning software the accounts for winds ? by
Dico
What are some of the best flight planning software available? I've
never used any but perhaps I should after briefly reading here what
they can all do for you!
-dr
Wendy wrote:
Most of the flight planning software that I have used only offers two
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Need Antenna Cable for ICOM Handheld by
L. R. Du Broff
I have an ICOM handheld for backup.
I have a panel-mounted ICOM connector, ICOM part no. ANTSB.
The ANTSB is a splitter, in series with the coax that connects the COM-1
radio to its antenna. On the front of the ANTSB is a 3.5 mm female jack.
When a 3.5 mm male is plugged into this jack, the...
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PCAT value by
Bob Gardner
A Flight Training Device, such as the one you had demonstrated to you, is
harder to fly than the actual airplane when it is working perfectly. The
airplane is a pretty forgiving thing, short term...you can let go of the
controls and it will maintain trimmed pitch and bank for awhile. The FTD,...
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Wherewhendid dual speed on ias come from by
Gene Whitt
Steven P. McNicoll
Steven gave a wonderful presentation as to the conflict of statute
and nautical miles to be used in the U.S. during the 1950s to 70s. What he
failed to give us who the genius was to come up with both sets of numbers on
our airspeed indicators.
The main push for a KNOT measure...
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filing stars by
Brad Salai
I'm going to DXR (Danbury) from ROC (Rochester) on Saturday. There is a STAR
for Danbury, NOBBI THREE, that has a transition starting at Rockdale. Here's
the question:
Should I file the STAR, even though it is a little out of the way, or should
I file a more direct route. If I file something more...
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August 10th 05 10:19 PM
by Judah
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GNS480 database updates by
Dave Butler
Another GNS480 related question.
I've emailed Jeppesen and looked on their website, but the website is
inscrutable and they haven't responded to my email yet.
What's the mechanism for getting database updates on the GNS480? Is it their
Skybound II process? Does it work OK?
What's the database...
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Proposal: use OT (off topic) by
Scott Moore
Please I would like to propose:
Off topic posters please include OT at the front of your message. Some
of us want to talk about IFR here, since, after all, that is the subject
of the group. And I would like to filter out the off topic posts.
Please. If you respect this group.
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Terrain-Aware Handheld vs. IFR GPS? by
C Kingsbury
OK, here's a new take on an old debate:
I fly a 172 with 2 good NAV/COMs, an M1 Loran and a flaky ADF in the
Northeast US. Since everything up here is airways and most of the fields I
go to have an ILS or LOC approach, this is enough to get away with on most
of the flights I take. This is the...
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November 14th 04 05:33 AM
by Doug
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How come you ATC types ALWAYS know by
Ash Wyllie
PaulH opined
When I'm using my little red Human Range Extender bottle?????
27D I have an amended clearance for you, ready to copy?
Ummmm, 27D stand by while I, um, ahh, stand by please.
When was the last time you checked your cockpit for bugs?
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Getting unlost (was Training Q - Is this appropriate) by
K. Ari Krupnikov
vincent p. norris writes:
I passed my private in 2000. Haven't had any problems with pilotage
since (dead reckoning is another matter. I figure if I need to use
dead reckoning, I need to file IFR).
Meaning no offense, Ari, I'm puzzled by that response.
A number of...
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