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When I was doing my IPC with @SbestCFII back in March of 2019 an army outfit had set up at an untoward airport to give their controllers practice (I think they had set up a temporary class D) and we asked them for a PAR and they obliged.

We just refinanced and remodeled our home. Our mortgage guy (who is the husband of my wife' cousin) said normally there are about 9 months of inventory. Right now less than a month. And all the houses are being bid up over asking. Even putting in contingency contracts that say 'whatever your...

All of the above.

Hope somebody gave him an earful.

BREAKING: Colonial Pipeline operation restart underway

I live just south of Atlanta and every gas station I pass has no gas. GA has declared a state of emergency. The 5 most affected states are GA,SC,NC,VA, and FL. And we're supposed to head to FL a week from tomorrow. But I have read, well at least on Monday I read that it should be handled by the...

I hate it when that happens.

@TimRF79 Here is a good video I found explaining GPSS from American Bonanza Society. Speaking of NAV mode from your OP, he says once you have GPSS you will never use NAV mode again and tells why. As @John Collins said above, "To take advantage of the GPSS, the autopilot is set to heading mode...

@Sac Arrow thanks for the write-up. What would you say you average TAS was when cruising?

Was it the plane or you that almost killed you? So what is your assessment of the plane, and the turbo too?

Glad I never got into alcohol. Never been drunk in my life. And thank the Lord I survived my drug years when I was a teenager. Not that I was doing enough to cost me my life, but I was involved and it could have been worse.

Where are you in GA and where are you flying out of?

Great video. Love IFR videos. Keep 'em coming. Subscribed.

I tend to think that most people that get drunk that are pilots still wouldn't fly a plane even though they would get in a car. Hence that being the reason it is so low including how strict the FAA is.

71KT headwind. But you get to fly it longer. :D

Actually not a bad idea. :D

And it looks like it's meant to stabilize the load and spread it evenly on the chassis.

Exactly how it works. When you turn the GPSS on it even has a little heading bug icon with an 'X' through it to let you know it's not functional.