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@flyingron - Radio with an on/off switch. Perfect. By extrapolation, it sounds like anything I can deactivate with a switch or a breaker. @SkyDog58 - Thanks. Understood! @Ravioli - I definitely remember ATOMATOFLAMES. For what it's worth, I prefer to think of the required equipment list...

Relative to FAR 91.213(d), and assuming daytime VFR, what are examples of instruments or equipment that can be discovered at the plane, deactivated, and placarded "INOP" right then and there without a logbook entry?

Your example only results in zero affect on an individual seller when the tax is uniformly applied to all sellers, like a sales tax. However, if there are competitors who don't pay the tax, think Airbnb, then those competitors can strategically position their price below $113. That would force...

Ha. Your straw man just fell over into a steaming pile of ad hominem.

:DI don't think Jay can compensate for your lack of ability to understand the simple concept that rhetorically asking him to "tell us again .. how no infrastructure is required" is pretty much putting those words in his mouth. Classic strawman.

Really weird. Did I say something insulting? I have no idea why you're being rude to me, rather than just clarifying the meaning of what you wrote.

Charming.

Oh well. I sincerely tried to understand you. If you change your mind, I'll be here.

I'm too dimwitted to understand what you're saying. Can you restate it for me?

Not following. You called with just your tail number because you didn't want to say too much on initial call because they might be busy, and they scolded you because they're in fact not busy and, thus, you wasted their time (while being not busy) by making them insert an extra call?

That certainly helps ensure payment of the tax and maintenance of the fiction.

Just my opinion... In a given area, the local hotels charge as much as they can relative to the out-of-area or non-hotel options (Airbnb, VRBO, day trip instead of an overnight, etc.). Jay has lots of mandatory expenses that aren’t listed on Jay’s bill, but are passed on to the customer in his...

I spent about 45 minutes on a white board with my college aged son who has advanced math skills that are a bit "fresher" than mine and, I think, we got to a solution. Pretty ugly looking equation...

What I'm getting from your description is that you want rotation α as a function of z, something like this. Correct?

Thanks for making me smile.

I understand Dave to be contending the L-shaped indicator at the outbound end of the runway has long indicated the direction of turn needed to remain in the pattern. He oddly reconciles this not working with runways having right traffic at both ends by noting they're rare. I apologize if I...

Well, this totally legit (sarcasm) association says the Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams) is a "small," "independent," "craft brewer" because they're under the totally reasonable level of 6 million barrels per year. ;0 https://www.brewersassociation.org/statistics/craft-brewer-defined/

When you put it that way, I guess it really doesn't matter. The way you interpret both indicators together works fine unless you fly to one of the four leaf clovers, and folks interpreting it backward from the landing-end indicator won't have an issue either, not at any airport, not even at a...

And here's another airport marked for right traffic at both ends, but isn't located on the "Left Coast" where all us renegades live. :) This one MAO (Marion Co.), located in South Carolina:

Understood. Thanks. For what it's worth, here's another airport that is marked for right traffic at both ends like KFHR (Friday Harbor). This one is O21 (Hoopa Airport) in northern California: