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Home flight simulators - Good or bad idea for a trainee pilot?
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Our picks
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Post in Jabiru repairs
BrendAn posted a post in a topic,
thanks mike. i got told to use hi temp nickel antiseize. the manual says to coat the head bolts with copper antiseize . i guess that is what you are talking about. is copper max a brand or a specification. would repco sell it. i would prefer to use the copper on the plugs too if thats whats recommended.Picked By
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Post in New LSA Launched at Airventure 2025
BrendAn posted a post in a topic,
it cruises around 100 knts on 2 gallons an hour. stalls at 40 knts. 69500 us fly away.
i think they have done well. definately not form over function.Picked By
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Australian Weather Lookup
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CA-27 Sabre fighter jet restored
Admin posted an article in Articles,
Nestled deep in a corner of an old packing shed in Dareton, New South Wales a special RAAF aircraft restoration project is taking shape.After two years of painstaking work, volunteers at the Dareton Men's Shed have unveiled the result of their efforts; revealing a magnificent, freshly painted 1954 RAAF CA-27 Sabre Fighter Jet.-
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Think you can land a plane?
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We ran through an “Airplane!” scenario with the aviation department at the University of North Dakota. Less than a minute into a flight to Omaha, alarms started blaring. From the cockpit, the pilot uttered one worrisome word: “Yikes.” He gripped the side stick, unwittingly disengaging the autopilot, and the plane shot into the clouds. It was a dangerous maneuver for any flight crew member, especially one without any experience.-
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