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I have an Icon A20. I had a belly whip installed and run to a coax connector on the bottom edge of the panel. I had a connection cable that I kept in a side pocket. I also had a headset adapter. It worked and the range was OK, as I remember.

As to the original question, it has varied. When I first got a permit, the small gun I had was a PPK/s, so I carried that for awhile. Now, it's either a S&W K-frame or a 1911, both in AIWB holsters. Sometimes, a Colt Detective Special in a deep AIWB holster. I have a S&W 442, which is good...

Jon-Erik Hexum, too.

Word through the grapevine is that John Deakin, retired JAP captain, former pilot for Air America, writer of columns for AvWeb and author of the book "Full Throttle" has died.

After the Hurricane of 1938 hit, an old fisherman, let’s call him Jack Jones, was walking down by the piers. Another fisherman saw him, hurried over and said: “Jack, they told me you was dead!” Jack said: “Really?” The other fisherman said: “Yep. They told me they have your body at the...

Same for me when I flew out of 44N. That, and 1B1.

The check cleared last week, so after just shy of three decades, 33C is off to a new owner.

Nope.

SPF

Knew a guy who had a 210 for traveling and a Champ for fun.

I know of a decent Cessna 210 that's for sale. But my thought: Figure what you can afford and then step down a couple of notches.

I am having a hard time understanding why having Holocaust materials would be embarrassing. (Except if your parents are either Nazis or Holocaust-denying conspiracy types.)

I’m crushed. I have fond memories of Sunday brunch at Hornblower’s.

The opening sequence of One Six Right brings tears to my eyes.

I’d like to know that anything added (replacement of the Narco Superhomer, addition of a transponder) was done somewhat legally. Sounds to me like an airplane that’ll be on Corrosion Row, sooner or later.