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Exactly. Or, as I like to think about it, the best part of a rib-eye steak, and ONLY the best parts.

Ask him to set you up with some "cap steaks!"

Hi danman999. I wanted to privately ask you about the plane? Maybe you can change your "privacy" setting to allow "conversations" from members? Joe

My wife just flew with me for the first time a couple Saturday's ago. Funny thing is we flew a short ways from John Wayne (KSNA) to where you live, San Diego. We didn't "go" anywhere. We just cruised down the coast, did a low coastal transition and a San Diego bay tour, did a 180 at the...

I could be wrong, but I also seem to recall OP Bob had a medical setback due to some sort of AC related poisoning at a hotel.

Bob, I suspect Paul's comments were directed to the original Bob.

It looks perfect.

I think you need an instant read meat thermometer so that there's no guesswork. :)

It definitely looks gray, but assuming it's supposed to be a cyan vignette, now rarely seen, where the floor of controlled Class E airspace is 1200 ft or greater on the fuzzy side and 14,500 ft on the hard side (i.e. as nominally defined in FAR 71.71(a)), maybe it operates as a "you should not...

Maybe? On a regular-size keyboard with a number keypad, use keyboard shortcuts to create em dashes and en dashes: Em dash (—): Alt+0151 En dash (–): Alt+0150

And, this always had a flying vibe to me

Not classic rock, but if you can stomach a little techno...

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/catalina-island-airport-california-intl/index.html *News (oops)

I'm just a wanna-be instrument student, but this take seems insightful and makes the most sense to me. Any major disagreements?

Pretty sure it was a joke. Do you work for the FAA? ;)

I recall there being some short ground straps that were braided or woven, and that connect the flaps and elevator to the rest of the Cessna 172 airframe. What are they officially called? Ground straps? Static wicks? Something else?

Hi fugazi885 - The guys above have it right. 91.205(b) lists the equipment you need for daytime VFR, but more broadly, you need to dig through and understand 91.213(d) which, in just one small place, references 92.205(b). In other words, 91.213 is the spine of the whole thing and there are...

What frequency was he using? As last set?

I'm not sure if it affects your thoughts, but I noticed that "rtk 11" linked his flight aware path in post #6. He flew around the Bravo, to the west, out over the ocean. Moving the time scrubber, it looks like he started his descent near when he first got close to the LAX airspace. It looks to...