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My early logbook time has Cherokee 180 hours there. Fun!

Avionics buisness is low volume. I'm often surprised at what all we have offered to our small community.

Keep an eye on eBay auctions for various manuals, POH, autopilot, etc.

For a quick look at winds a couple of days out: http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=32.0845&lon=-100.319&unit=0&lg=english&FcstType=graphical

Quantify - exactly - the solar & sunspot activity, etc and their affect upon earth's climate and we have something to talk about in regard to man made climate change. Yeah, we don't know.

They are different, but it really won't matter. Cross training might add to your flight training experience, anyway.

Don't think bluetooth is permitted in the passenger cabin?

Do get the colonscopy, you people over 40. I know we all must die of something, but from what I have seen, you can perhaps pick a better way. Buzzword: "Take care of the equipment"

My bad Elf pro+ works with my iPhone 6+ but not with my iPad. Bummer with these operating system "upgrades"!

I'll have the beacon on anytime the master is on. Once I line up on the active, I mash the hdg bug and flip on taxi and strobe lights.

For piston engines: 1) Change the oil according to what the manufacturer says at the very least. To do otherwise is illogical. 2) Piston engines love fresh, clean oil!

So, has general aviation caused significant unrecoverable losses on the public from historic accidents, or have the insurance lobbyists stuffed the proper suit coat pockets with reelection donations to bring this new legislation?

I married up. She's pretty and smart!

My wife, who has maintained there is no need to witness a sunrise because it looks just like a sunset, will happily select the wheels-up time at dawn. She'll do anything reasonable to avoid turbulance.

Put the pork butt or shoulder or whatever in your crock pot and cook it in Dr Pepper. Awesome!

Good rule of thumb for hiking boots is to check out the models that have been in production for some time. Shoe manufacturers seem fickle with their styles to drive sales. If the public has a good constant demand for a certain model of boot, it could be a good guess that it is well made with...

Not really sure what changed for trailers. I know we used to have them inspected only when they were being registered for the first time in this state. No annual inspection sticker required after doing that. But now, inspected annually for a certificate which you will present to obtain the...

The new Texas registration law for trailers, at least, is going to be a problem. I'm sure some pointy headed bureaucrat in Austin figured out that the State of Texas could get $7.50 of new income per trailer registration by requiring a certificate of inspection being obtained before the next...

Typical sociopath. No consideration for fellow humans.