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facthunter

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  1. I like to have a fighting chance. Not rely on some wizz kids who think (or say) they have covered every possibility. Nev
  2. "Nikasil" is fused to the surface rather than plated in the normal sense It's very durable and doesn't corrode either. Unless something Unusual "happpens" the bores last like, forever. You can still get rust pits on valve springs which will cause failure if not noticed. Also on older motor the seals go hard. Nev
  3. Thrust reversers are Clamshells and deflect the engines normal thrust. Nev
  4. SAY again is pretty standard. Confirm is pretty clear. REPEAT after (word) also. Vertical separation is the most RELIABLE till visual passing is assured and confirmed. Your Passenger was aware of the dangers with justification.. You can't expect an unending supply of luck. Nev
  5. If they bend easily they are too soft. No reason not the heat treat them again and straighten them at the same time.. Nev
  6. Fuel management is a 100% pass required subject. Nev
  7. I think the elev of each Parking bay was available. . Nev
  8. I keep thinking why approach this matter LIMITING it to one call?. It's the WRONG way to view it. YOU adjust to the particular circumstances. THAT's AIRMANSHIP. . You may not even be transmitting. A stuck PTT switch will mute all other transmissions in the vicinity. Nev
  9. At the transition level is when you change and update on the ATIS. . I've seen it about 4 times and picked it up once from the jumpseat. . Not good eh!. Nev
  10. One hPa is 32 feet.. One Millibar in the old language. ALL this presupposes the ICAO standard atmosphere applies but if done correctly the separation with other aircraft vertically is preserved. . Can't be relied upon to clear High terrain. Q If you got into a pressurised plane and both Altimeter subscales show 1013.2 and reading nothing like the actual Aerodrome height what is the likely cause? Nev
  11. The forecast will give you the area QNHs you require and the times that apply.. If you are on the ground at a place where the ATIS gives the QNH that information lets you determine whether YOUR altimeter is within tolerance. I think it applies at the ARP. (Aerodrome reference point). Make allowance for where you are Parked. Nev
  12. See if you can get time with a restorer or manufacturer. Don't expect much money. Being around the stuff will be your reward. Nev
  13. An ACR can be of very limited value. . Nev.
  14. Some might see this as the "Condition" report.. People who are knowledgeable with the type might be the Best.. Nev
  15. Poor radio procedures by many limit the part they can/should play.. Nev
  16. I think you will Muck up a good aeroplane. You will also add a lot of weight. Resale Value? Its aerobatic as is. . . Nev
  17. IVSI's are better. they have a rattler in them to prevent hysteresis.. Nev
  18. The ends have to be located securely. There's no redundancy. Nev
  19. Pity to alter probably the best wooden spar in the game. Nev
  20. Not as sexy. It's all about the show. Nev
  21. It's extremely Controllable, but don't let it spiral. Nev
  22. If you'd made any effort to understand the points I've been making, it wouldn't be ASTOUNDING at all... Emphasising just the elusive pin smacks of rejoicing in a GOTCHA moment . We are all interested in discussion and finding answers, I hope.. Nev.
  23. Talk slow and Put your brain in gear first.. . Plenty of times my request for the other aircraft's position is a Loud silence. ( Distance and bearing). Could everyone here do it? Nev
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