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He must have had some training.

My CFI recommended the PCA ANR II headset to me because he said they do almost as well as his expensive Bose headsets and wishes he had known about them sooner: http://www.pca.aero/detail/5984/Headsets/PCA/PCA-ANR-II/ I like them - but can't compare them to anything because I've yet to use...

The $25/hr difference adds up to a minimum savings of $2000 for the both of you - and no doubt more. The LSA aspect is not a detriment - if anything, a "more responsive" plane may make for better training.

Thanks for the reminder why I need to include experimental airplanes in my search when I get around to buying an airplane.

Hmm; thanks for the heads-up. I see the same Airborne part is available here (http://www.airsuppliers.com/shop/search.asp?searchterm=1K1-6-6) for $50.70 (less than 1/6th the asking price of $328.40 at Aircraft Spruce http://www.aircraftspruce.com/menus/ha/fit_zairborne.html) - unless I have the...

Ah yes, the old "dangling out the door in open air" fear. You need to watch the first few minutes of this old Ripcord TV episode:

Close. From the "Guide for Aviation Medical Examiners": "8. Standard physician diagnostic instruments and aids including those necessary to perform urine testing for albumin and glucose and those to measure height and weight." Full list of equipment AMEs are expected to have...

Not sure if this is what you are looking for:

Holy mother.... :yikes:

You don't see a problem with making a contract violation between two private parties a federal felony? I'm also curious why you don't see any distinction between civil and criminal law?

Can't argue that specific case - another very bad law that needs to go. Absolutely no aspect of that scenario meets any of the requirements for the existence of a contract. That is why theft is under criminal law. Consider this absurd sounding scenario that I believe this interpretation of the...

I think you need to make up your mind about the details of the scenario you are proposing. Your original scenario was simply "Go into a restaurant and have a meal, and walk out." It is my understanding of contract law that "implied" contracts only exist where actions can show expected intent by...

No doubt - but your explanations so far have been short enough to be demonstrably incorrect also. I have no doubt you could do better. My alternate scenario simply summarized an example from a book on my bookshelf about contract law that attempts to highlight the difference between civil and...

I suspect members of the Weldon Institute, traveling incognito as employees of Freescale Semiconductor, were on board, suggesting the perp was none other than...

Maybe the problem is with the stability of the airplane when it makes turns during ground taxi?

Something like this?: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9f4_1321461076

No. Unless you've been cited or arrested for using it. And don't be under its effects when flying. If you've never been diagnosed with asthma, it should not be a problem. This is what the AME guide says: http://www.faa.gov/about/office_org...aam/ame/guide/special_iss/all_classes/asthma/

Get some rest. Doesn't matter what prompted your post....

Look for the "User CP" link - typically in upper left corner of the PoA page you are viewing. Click on it and in the User Control Panel that displays there should be an "Edit Ignore List" link on the left menu that should take you to the desired mechanism.

Just FYI: The AMD Alarus CH2000 is one other 2-seat type certificated utility/normal airplane still in production that is intended for IFR training. (Not LSA.) But it is $190k when IFR equipped: http://www.newplane.com/amd/amd/products/ch2000.html So I think that makes two airplanes from Chris...