Thunderbird Crash Footage

"Jay Beckman" writes:

"Jay Honeck" wrote:

Jay
Sometimes it's easier to go to Google and type the word or phrase in
to get an answer vs asking the group and waiting around for an answer

Thanks, Big John -- but it wasn't me that was doing the asking!

I think he meant me...

The "other" Jay

Jay Beckman
Student Pilot - KCHD
3.2 Hrs ... Nowhere to go but up!

....and "QFE" by itself as a Google search yields 50,000+ hits, starting
with "Quad Fast Ethernet". grin Adding "altimeter" to the search
brings up what you need.

But as a student pilot, please recall that the most stupid question
is the one that you don't ask. If there's something about flying
that you don't understand, it's far better to ask it while sitting
in front of a monitor at home than to realize while on short final
that you need the answer before landing...

And while definitions of "QFE" found on Google will probably be
correct, there are issues where a search on Google will return
conflicting responses. (surprised?) Ask the questions here and
you might also get conflicting responses, but you'll also get a
discussion as other posters offer arguments for or against one
of the answers, giving you some ideas about what to ask your instructor
in a face-to-face discussion.

And welcome to the ranks of aviation!

Joe Morris

"Joe Morris" wrote in message
...

...and "QFE" by itself as a Google search yields 50,000+ hits, starting
with "Quad Fast Ethernet". grin Adding "altimeter" to the search
brings up what you need.

But as a student pilot, please recall that the most stupid question
is the one that you don't ask. If there's something about flying
that you don't understand, it's far better to ask it while sitting
in front of a monitor at home than to realize while on short final
that you need the answer before landing...

And while definitions of "QFE" found on Google will probably be
correct, there are issues where a search on Google will return
conflicting responses. (surprised?) Ask the questions here and
you might also get conflicting responses, but you'll also get a
discussion as other posters offer arguments for or against one
of the answers, giving you some ideas about what to ask your instructor
in a face-to-face discussion.

And welcome to the ranks of aviation!

Joe Morris

Thank you Joe...

Jay Beckman
Student Pilot - KCHD
3.2 Hrs ... Nowhere to go but up!