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Aviation Glossary: September 2005
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Definitions, explanations, and flight instructor perspective on aviation subjects. Friday, September 02, 2005. Blockage of the Static Port. To know what will happen, it is critical to understand the system, and how it is set up. The instruments involved are the airspeed indicator, altimeter and vertical speed indicator. The pitot tube feeds directly to the airspeed indicator, and the static port goes to all three. Supposing that the static port becomes blocked, this will affect all three instruments.
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Aerial Photography: Updates
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Showcase of aerial photos taken while flying small aircraft. Friday, July 29, 2005. Those who have read my other blog. I'll add more photos soon, which were taken a while ago, but I couldn't access. For now, just one new picture, of the pre-mangled sport aircraft, taken on the day of delivery. Posted by also-known-as at 6:11 PM. I thought your blog was cool and i think you may like this cool Website. Now just Click Here. I read over your blog, and i found it inquisitive, you may find My Blog. NSU - 4efer...
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Aviation Glossary: August 2005
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Definitions, explanations, and flight instructor perspective on aviation subjects. Wednesday, August 17, 2005. Introduction to Glass-Panel Technology in General Aviation. When referring to the term "glass cockpit" many people, including pilots, might not know what I mean. The term refers to the instrumentation in the cockpit of a plane. Advantages of the glass are numerous:. Greater redundancy in case of failure. More flexible and accurate navigational options. Perhaps the biggest functional advantage of...
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Aerial Photography: July 2005
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Showcase of aerial photos taken while flying small aircraft. Friday, July 29, 2005. Those who have read my other blog. I'll add more photos soon, which were taken a while ago, but I couldn't access. For now, just one new picture, of the pre-mangled sport aircraft, taken on the day of delivery. Posted by also-known-as at 6:11 PM. Thursday, July 21, 2005. Reasons to avoid in-flight icing. As you can see, the weight of the ice was enough to lift the nose of the plane off the ground. See the other photos here.
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Aerial Photography: Air Photos
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Showcase of aerial photos taken while flying small aircraft. Thursday, July 14, 2005. This blog exists as an adjunct to the primary site at http:/ also-known-as.blogspot.com/. Where I discuss the joys, travails and general daily life of a flight instructor (me). That site is primarily for the purpose of giving exposure to the flight training process, and hopefully, to express some of the joy of flying for pleasure. Posted by also-known-as at 1:45 PM. Staunton, Virginia, United States.
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Daily Surf Report: August 2005
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Friday, August 26, 2005. Mt Washington, as you may know, has some of the harshest weather in the U.S. The record for wind speed was recorded there, and about 1/3 of days of the year record hurricane-force winds. This site. Is the weather observation there. Posted by also-known-as at 3:16 PM. I may sound nerdish for saying this, but I love physics. I really should have kept that as my major back in college. So for your amusement, here's a physics test. Posted by also-known-as at 11:36 AM. I don't get it.