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4.05 at KCTK

KCTK for the cheapest fuel locally.

Pretty campable!

Looks good in there! Which borescope did you get?

That's a great question. I would assume they are available. I know for a fact they are available days before the show opens.

I can't imagine there is not ice for sale, but I am sure supply and demand affect the price. Side note.... with a good cooler and a plan you shouldn't need to buy ice. When I got to Oshkosh, I used a good cooler, and 4 frozen gallon jugs of water (take a little out before you freeze them)...

That last one is crazy, I can't believe the trees that close to the runway! ;)

Great points. You can also listen to ATIS on liveatc.net and they make announcements when camping/parking is full. You can also hit the EAA website and it gives updates a couple times a day on camping/parking density. Personally, I now fly in Saturday morning for a good parking spot close to...

Study the NOTAM? ;) (it really can't be stressed enough) Study and be prepare for the d-bag that didn't.

Fresh roasted, fresh ground, and good water that is the right temp. All equally important.

"Excuse me, I don't care where you pee, but I do care where you dump it. I am sure you can understand that. Please stop dumping your pee bucket in front of our hangar, thanks."

You are still welcome to come check out the Bo :)

You are welcome too anytime! Thank you for your service @NealRomeoGolf

RAID 5 and large capacity disks is a bad combination.

Rented for the first 3 months working on my PPL. Bought a 172 and finished my PPL, flew it for 3 years, sold and bought 182, flew it for 4 years, sold it and bought a Bonanza.

I was partners in a 182, my partner also owned an Arrow. I felt very cramped in the Arrow, even more so after flying in the 182. My partner always commented on how HUGE the 182 was inside. Fast forward..... we sold the 182 and I bought a Bonanza J35. It is smaller than the 182 inside for sure...

Those screw in things are crap. If the ground is hard there is no way you will be able to screw them in, if the ground is soft enough to screw them in, they will pull right out. Some good reading on the subject here...

Better :)

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