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Ed, it's basically the same answer as what I posted just previously. To use the 084 radial as a feeder, the localizer would have to provide you with reliable off course indications throughout the whole length of the radial from the VOR to the centerline of the LOC and beyond. It just don't work...

More than meets the eye here. The three feeders leading to the CBE NDB (GRV to CBE, KEYER to CBE, and FLINT to CBE) all have courses that are completely or significantly outside of the I-CBE service volume. As we all remember (hopefully!) off course indications outside of the service volume are...

Here's probably more than you really wanted to know. http://www.terps.com/ifrr/jun96.pdf

Did anyone hear sputtering?

The CBS Evening News with Dan Rather. I like a good mystery. Actually, I thought "The Invaders" ended far too soon.

I'm not sure what method I use but whatever it is....it seems to work. It's probably a cross between staring at the PFD and glancing at the MFD. Except in the Mooney.....then I really have to work. :)

DC-3 at New Bedford Airport in Massachusetts. I think I was six years old. It's probably still flying. Now I only act like I'm six years old.

It sure was nice to see you too Tris. Our work out East got cut a bit short due to WX and we got to get home a couple of hours early. Pretty good lunch special for 5 bux, huh? Glad you could make the trip!

Lisa, thanks for the link. Thanks to all who who have served, are serving and will serve this Nation in the future.

Gaby, I don't think that 29 is too old to start doing anything so why would flying be any different? I started my long, strange trip into flying for work at age 30. While I didn't take a structured route towards a life in aviation I've certainly had one since making the change. I've done...

Hey I've been there! The food was good, the drinks were great but the company was fantastic!

Jesse, It looks like the link to the Oklahoma OSBI site that I have is broken so I can't show you the reference you want but this is a paraphrase from the Oklahoma Self Defense Act book. "a person who is not engaged in an unlawful activity and who has been attacked in a place where they have...

Merry Christmas from the red dirt of Oklahoma. Please remember to keep those men and women in uniform in your thoughts and prayers as we gather with our friends and families and they continue to do their duty wherever an assignment took them. Pray for Peace!

Same for me here in OKC. I carry a CZ-75 in 40 cal for personal protection and target practice. The only thing I change is the ammunition.

I've tried them all I think. Give Randolph Engineering a shot. They are designed by pilots for pilots. B)

In the true spirit of chivalry....I will defer to my Burrito Sis.

Spike, Good for you! Best of luck with your airplane. It's been a long time coming! John

Dave, Thank you for passing on that simple, brutal truth. John

Note the change in approach mins when tall ships are in the area. http://www.myairplane.com/databases/approach/pdfs/00058IL4R.PDF KBOS was always fun when the tall ships visited Boston Harbor.

Well...let me put it to ya this way. If you don't take the job the guy who does will probably thank you.