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    Ed Haywood reacted to TCABM's post in the thread Teardrop Entry with Like Like.
    And the energy of an overhead break is managed much differently than the standard rectangular pattern. Regardless if solo or formation...
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    Ed Haywood reacted to midlifeflyer's post in the thread Teardrop Entry with Like Like.
    you make a great point. The real problem with “teardrop” I see is that pilots fly it too damn close and descend while turning back to...
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    Ed Haywood reacted to luvflyin's post in the thread Teardrop Entry with Like Like.
    To have a look at the airport. See a windsock or other wind indicator to decide which runway to use. And see the runway from above...
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    Ed Haywood reacted to cowman's post in the thread Teardrop Entry with Like Like.
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    Ed Haywood reacted to 455 Bravo Uniform's post in the thread Teardrop Entry with Like Like.
    Not following expected pattern entries should be the exception rather than the rule. Some airplanes, airspaces, and situations may...
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    Ed Haywood reacted to idahoflier's post in the thread Teardrop Entry with Like Like.
    If she didn't have to modify her pattern based on what you did, then no, I don't see anything wrong with your actions...
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    Ed Haywood replied to the thread Hug your kids.
    Thank you for sharing that.
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    Ed Haywood reacted to 455 Bravo Uniform's post in the thread Teardrop Entry with Like Like.
    If some folks would quit trying to outsmart AC90-66C, things would be a lot easier for everyone. It’s not that hard and not unclear...
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    Ed Haywood reacted to midlifeflyer's post in the thread Teardrop Entry with Like Like.
    Sadly the so-called "teardrop" entry is a bastardization of the FAA's preferred entry from the upwind side. It's supposed to be a...
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    Ed Haywood reacted to X3 Skier's post in the thread Hug your kids with Like Like.
    My hopes that you and yours can get through this. Having lost a daughter too early, I can only say I try and remember the good things as...
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    Ed Haywood replied to the thread Hug your kids.
    My son is gone without warning at 23. Peace is not in the cards. I'll settle for numb if I can get there.
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    Ed Haywood posted the thread Hug your kids in Hangar Talk.
    Every chance you get. Tell them you love them. My heart is breaking. Will the sound of a prop and the feel of an aircraft lifting...
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    Ed Haywood replied to the thread One reason to love POA ....
    One of the BEST things about PoA is the expertise of the members. Long time CFI's, engineers, A&P's, controllers, etc. Plus just about...
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    Ed Haywood reacted to Domenick's post in the thread One reason to love POA ... with Like Like.
    Does that include pointing out misspelling? Everyone eventually says something funny--either intentionally or unintentionally--so I...
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    Ed Haywood reacted to Timbeck2's post in the thread One reason to love POA ... with Haha Haha.
    Sorry, I’ve just said “EVERY control tower is a training tower” so many times, I can’t be nice about it anymore.
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