In article , "N3722A" wrote: I have a Sensenich 72CK-0-56 prop on my plane - is the "56" the pitch on the prop? yes.

CJ, I've put up a preliminary map showing the new Puget Sound TFRs - and the old ones for comparison - up on the Pacific Northwest Flying website. Direct link he http://www.smartgroups.com/vault/pnwflying/Public/tfrs/newoldtfrs.html (the images are somewhat large to show detail, sorry to...

"Wayne" wrote in message ... I am getting the 1961 175B Cessna that I mentioned before here. I am trying to figure out how fast it should be. The owner said that it would go GPH. Then I looked at the original...

I have the Horton kit on my 182L. I like it Mike M e-mail at m l a d e j o v @ c e d . u t a h . e d u Richard Jimenez wrote: I am designing a modification kit that further enhances both the stall speed and the high speed, of the type of STOL kits that add a cuff to the leading edge of...

Seems to me an element of flexability would be required for this to work, in addition to the money/piloting skills etc. If you can work from home from time to time (telecommute), that will help you when the aircraft goes down for maintainance. Also, what about thunderstorms during the summer? ...

this guy is a net troll, he's using at least (6) other usernames, killfile him ASAP, below is his posting history http://groups-beta.google.com/groups?enc_author=aLo_UhMAAACqeZKH24Ly4UNtt449SfjFWMj6vob75xS36mXc24h6ww see the link above, he is using at least (10) other usernames on Usenet, they...

brian whatcott wrote: Mike Ash wrote: So far I do not regret my decision to purchase in the least. /snip/ Money wasn't a worry to me, but it's still something I thought about. So far, so good. I put 55.4 hours on it over the past year /snip/ All in all, it's been a great...

Thanks for all the feedback to my 6/20 post where I asked for recommendations for portable tiedown stakes. I decided to buy "The Claw" from Hunting Solutions in Pearl MS.681-932-5832. The set received a good review in the latest issue of Aviation Consumer. It seemed to address most of the...

don't buy renters insurance? I have not for almost 15 yrs, I cover the FBO deductible by "self insuring". I accept the risk of injury to others, and chose not to buy insurance. Does the FBO from whom you intend to rent DEMAND that you have renters insurance to cover the full hull value, or just...

As a non pilot just intrested in this group temporarily, you may flame me for this post. The guy who said you don't scare the... um... 'pax' has it exactly right. I hear what you all are saying about fatigue and those are all real good points. But here's the reality... if that had been me, I...

kontiki wrote in news:uCcJi.17076$ya1.5106 @news02.roc.ny: Attachment decoded: TurnerScott.doc KOPL is looking for a manager I believe... http://www.oplairport.com http://www.airnav.com/airport/KOPL

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I'd like to find out more about this. Do you have a reference to an official article? "Roger Long" wrote in message ... Say, this really looks to be for real. AOPA just advised me not to stay ...

"Fly" wrote in message ... What did you have your CFI in before you got your instrument intstructor and later your airplane instructor add-ons? Kent "kage" wrote in message

Spins have NEVER been in the private pilot PTS. The PTS (Practical Test Standard) only has been in existence for around 20 years or so. The last time spins were required for a Private Certificate was back in the early 1950's or maybe the late 1940's. Note that there is nothing that prevents...

Peter wrote: I am looking for a specimen text of a Dry lease contract, under which an N-reg plane could be rented out on an hourly basis, under Part 91. I thought AOPA had a sample lease agreement but I don't see it on their web page. I see you're non-US, if you have a local AOPA equivalent...

In the US, this is a definite for having an attourney to protect your liability and tax benefits. Unless these are non issues for UK types, then I would suggest you look into getting a professional. Mine has saved me many more thousands than I paid him. "Peter" wrote in...

"John Harlow" wrote in message ... Were they of any help other than telling you to "wait for production units"? Seems their customer relations could use a little help. They offered me the "first production unit" by express mail...