rec.aviation.piloting
  Home FAQ Contact Sign in
rec.aviation.piloting only
 
Advanced search
May 2008
motuwethfrsasuw
   1234 18
567891011 19
12131415161718 20
19202122232425 21
262728293031  22
2008
 Jan   Feb   Mar   Apr 
 May   Jun   Jul   Aug 
 Sep   Oct   Nov   Dec 
2008 2007 2006  
total
rec.aviation.piloting Profile…
RELATED GROUPS

POPULAR GROUPS

more...

 Up
  Antenna install         


Author: robinfly
Date: May 22, 2008 11:00

My Terra radio installation instruction says "Porper attachment of any
antenna to the aircraft surface is of primary importance. Carefull
clean all paint and corrosion off the mounting surface and apply an
anti-corrosion treatment."

Question 1, does "clean all paint" mean strip all paint to bare
aluminum?

Question 2, what type of "anti-corrosion treatment" should I use?

Thanks in advance,

Robin Hou
1 Comment
  Air Carriers and Biz-jets Target GA Recreational Fliers         


Author: Larry Dighera
Date: May 22, 2008 08:14

Air Carriers and Biz-jets Target GA Recreational Fliers

The airline industry is terrified. They've got more aircraft than
they know what to do with, and even more on order. Passengers are
unhappy with the airline travel experience, and their numbers threaten
to dwindle as a result. High revenue travelers are increasingly
turning to part 135 biz-jet transport to escape the moronic security
measures imposed on airline travelers. Competition among air carriers
is fierce as market consolidation threatens to swallow them whole. Air
Traffic Control contractors are lobbying franticly to wrest FAA fiscal
oversight from Congress, so thy can sell their marginally engineered
products to our government. And anyone naive enough to believes light
GA won't be affected by the clash of these titanic combatants is not
paying attention.

Here's the latest news:
Show full article (6.11Kb)
no comments
  Thoughts on a beautiful spring evening...         


Author: Jay Honeck
Date: May 21, 2008 21:50

I was sitting on a Mississippi River levee this evening, eating a big piece
of home-made pecan pie, watching a tugboat struggle against the current, and
pondering life.

We had flown here in Atlas, our Cherokee Pathfinder -- a flight that took a
whopping twenty minutes. We'd made the flight a hundred times, over the
last eleven years -- it's out default
"rather-go-somewhere-than-fly-the-pattern" flight -- but every now and then
something made it different.

Tonight was different.

We had flown there as a flight of two, with close friends. They had brought
their baby and toddler with them, while we had flown with our daughter, who
has been flying with us since birth. The evening was sublime, with the sun
a low, glowing orb in the sky. The flight had been wondrous.

Instead of eating dinner, we had decided to pick up homemade pies from a
favorite restaurant, milk from a convenience store, and take everything down
to a riverside park. It was decadent and unhealthy, and the kids loved it.
Show full article (3.21Kb)
12 Comments
  IFR Magic video         


Author: atlieb
Date: May 21, 2008 18:33

Took three of my recent flights where I was flying just above the
cloud deck conducting approaches, intermingled them throughout the
video and put them to the tunes of Eric Clapton.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsV-iTQaZFU

IMC or VMC? LOL

Just saying this to mess with Mx's head a little. He may get the
leans if he watches full screen. :-))))
1 Comment
  Av Fuel         


Author: Gizmo
Date: May 21, 2008 17:59

What are you guys paying a gallon?
It's goes up everyday here at RYY
10 Comments
  Flying after a year of nothing!         


Author:
Date: May 21, 2008 17:14

I haven't flown in over a year. When I stopped flying I was a few hours
short of my stage two exam for my private pilot license. I know I screwed
myself over by not flying for so long but what material should I review
before even talking to my instructor.

6 Comments
  Cirrus: Saving Pilots from Themselves         


Author: John Smith
Date: May 21, 2008 15:41

Cirrus Design is now offering its top-of-the-line SR22 and turbo models
with a panic button.

The customized $48,000 Garmin Perspective integrated cockpit option
includes a bright blue emergency switch called LVL to return the
airplane to straight-and-level flight. The LVL button can recover the
aircraft from an attitude of 75 degrees of roll and 50 degrees of pitch,
even if they occur simultaneously.
7 Comments
  Q for European and Austrailian pilots         


Author: John Smith
Date: May 21, 2008 14:15

Do you have websites for free aviation weather such as
aviationweather.gov?

I am looking for doppler radar sites in particular to observe
precipitation in various regions.
6 Comments
  FAA bans Chantix         


Author: Jim Burns
Date: May 21, 2008 13:13

...for you guys trying to quit smoking.
Jim
21 Comments
  www tradertrade com accept paypal supply nike jordan shoes nike shox R3 R4 R5 NZ OZ TL and nike rift shoes         


Author: tradertrade18
Date: May 21, 2008 12:30

www tradertrade com
no comments
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9