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Should you tell Tower you're departing IFR by
John Clonts
or should they just know it already?
I was departing Sugarland (KSGR) yesterday, after having gotten my
clearance from ground control. Tower assigned me runway heading (this
was about 45 minutes later as there was MUCH traffic waiting in line
for takeoffs) and handed me off to departure. I had...
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Descending through a thin icing layer by
Wyatt Emmerich
Let's say you take off on a long cross country with no forecast of icing. By
the time you arrive at your destination, a 2,000-foot layer exist below you
with temps of 30 F. You are getting low on fuel. Is it legal to descend
through the thin layer even if you are in an airplane without known icing?
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X-Plane for IFR training? by
Paul Folbrecht
I've been using On Top 8 as my IFR training sim, and it's not bad, but I
have two problems with it:
1) It is terribly oversensitive in pitch (with my CH yoke at least) and
there seems to be no way around this.
2) My main machine is a dual G5 PowerMac and I'd be much happier with a
Mac sim. ...
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April 14th 09 05:41 PM
by Ross
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Logging Simulator Time by
Bartscher
I just had my first opportunity to log some approaches in a simulator and that
brought up questions about how to log the time. The Frasca 141 was set up to
mimic a Cessna 172. My questions a
1) Does this time get logged as Airplane SEL along with also being logged as a
Synthetic Trainer?
2) Do...
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You are in IMC, when *everything* fails! Now what? by
Thomas Pappano
Hello All,
There has been much discussion here about the obvious benefits of
redundant systems, engines, vacuum, electrical etc., when flying in IMC.
We've also read NTSB reports of crashes of very well equipped planes
where the pilot did not make use of redundant instruments.
As for myself and...
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Yesterday's IFR flight with questions by
A Lieberman
What a flight I experienced yesterday! Got to do more things I never did
which made for such a wonderful learning experiences and also raised
questions in my mind (surprise, surprise!).
Really worked over my decision on to launch or not to launch today to fly
from 2G2 (Steubenville, OH) to BWG...
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Approach to an LOM/IAF with PT (not vectors to final) by
O. Sami Saydjari
The Approach in question is SDF RWY 2 at KISW. I was coming in from the
south, nearly lined up with the inbound course of 021 degrees. I was in
touch with ATC. The LOM/IAF is called NEPCO. The ATC asked if I wanted
"direct NEPCO." I said yes. Within about 10 miles of the airport,...
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Mountain Flying Course? by
Nicholas Kliewer
I live in Dallas, TX and don't get out of the flat lands much.
This Fall, I am planning a trip to Oregon in a C172 and figure
that I could use some mountain flying training.
Can anyone recommend a good Mountain Flying Course? Preferably
near Colorado Springs (I have family there).
Any other tips...
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Passed IRF Retest by
Jon Kraus
A few weeks ago I posted about busting my IFR checkride. Well yesterday
I finally got it finished up. Here is a recap of what transpired in both
checkrides. First I'll reiterate that not only was I this DE's first
IFR student, we also had the FAA examiner with us giving him a "checkride".
The...
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LPV versus LNAV/VNAV versus LNAV+V by
Wyatt Emmerich[_2_]
Searching the newsgroup archives, I have been unable to find the technical
distinction between LPV, LNAV/VNAV and LNAV+V approaches. I do not mean the
legal and procedural differences. I mean what are the technical differences
of the GPS that makes one more accurate than the other. In other...
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December 17th 07 01:38 AM
by No Name
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Gene Whitt is back on line by
fY'All,
I've changed servers and it's taken two weeks to get back. In the interim I
have had a first experience in an off-airport emergency landing. More when
the authorities get finished.
Gene
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Altimeter inaccurate by
smf
My Altimeter is accurate when on the ground or at lower alt. When I climb up
to 7k and above and check it against GPS and approach controls read out it
is about 300+ feet off.
Is it the altimeter I'm having problems with?
Steve
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Required hold? by
Nicholas Kliewer
In the following approach (VOR/DME or GPS-A),
http://204.108.4.16/d-tpp/0411/06276VDGA.PDF
am I required to hold at RAINEE? Does it
depend which IAF I use?
Thanks !
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"Best forward speed" approaches by
Ben Jackson
A few questions about fast (by spamcan standards) approaches in busy
terminal environments:
1) Is there any point in practicing any "best forward speed" approaches
besides the ILS?
2) How fast is fast enough? Obviously 120kts is better than 90kts
(maybe 1.5m less time after you turn onto the...
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September 5th 03 03:25 PM
by Al
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Garmin buys UPS AT... by
Lenny Sawyer
Big news...
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seeking info from NW Ontario/ Upper Midwest Pilots flying intoAtikokan by
David Megginson
"Mike & Janet Larke" writes:
1) Can I clear customs at Atikokan (it is listed in AOPA guide
2003-4 as Airport of Entry)? But I've heard rumors that owing to
government cut-backs there's no customs available there this
summer. Any info confirming the situation please by...
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Flying IFR with Garmins by
Robert M. Gary
I just recently decided to buy our first Garmin GPS (296). I had not
in the past because they were so far behind on providing terrain. They
fixed that with the 296. However, the one outstanding item missing on
the 296 are airways. On my Skymap IIIc I can easily fly an airway by
putting the white...
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iPhone or iPad VFR GPS by
A L
I am hesitating between buying the iPhone 4 and the iPad (or else?) to
use as a VFR GPS. One of the attractive feature of the iPad is the
larger screen but it is also one of the drawback... Apparently the
iPhone has an internal Gyroscope which the iPad does not have (might be
added on the iPad...
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January 17th 11 11:56 AM
by Elvise
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DME req'd on ILS (not ILS-DME) approach? by
Don Faulkner
Hi folks. I've got a bit of a puzzle here.
First off, I'm a student pilot, so maybe I haven't gotten to this yet.
Take a look at the ILS 18 plate for Springdale, AR (ASG):
http://myairplane.com/databases/approach/SouthCentral/ASG_ir18.pdf
First, note that the approach is "ILS RWY 18"
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October 7th 03 03:54 AM
by Tim J
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