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That would save a lot on Hobbs time.

Welp...it's within my xwind limits.

I was on a business trip and was trying to check into my hotel. Can’t remember the brand, but it was a big name and was at the upper limit of my expense budget. The front desk guy told me I didn’t have a room anymore. He wouldn’t explain why, just kept apologizing. I started seeing a lot of...

My brother sent this tonight. He’s the blue dot.

“The Red Badge of Courage”?

My following these posts is irrational.

That doesn’t add up!

“The Day After” was filmed in my town in KS so the background scenery was geographically correct. I watched them film a few scenes and it was interesting to see them later. But when it aired it didn’t take long for us to point out things like, “Hey! They said the are headed to XXX, that’s...

It makes sense. A lot of times I have the map screen up so I would never see that. And it happens so quickly that I wouldn’t notice it unless I was looking at it when it happened and I’m scanning other things at the time because there’s usually a course or power change happening at a waypoint.

Yeah, that’s it. Reached ANQUM and on the way to JIKLA. The ETA switched from 00:00 to 03:50. The indicator flipped and about a second later flipped back.

I think that’s the case. I just tested it again. It happened so quickly I couldn’t get a screenshot. As soon as I hit a waypoint it flipped, transitioned to the next leg, then flipped back. I never noticed that in flight.

Almost acts that way, but it’s only for a second before it flips back. Maybe in the time it’s transitioning from waypoint to waypoint in the flight plan? I’ll play around with it when I get some time this afternoon.

I noticed this behavior in the sim last night. I haven’t noticed it for real, but I might have missed it. I haven’t been able to find anything about it in the manual. In the “default nav” screen, the CDI pointer normally points up. There are times where it will flip and point down for a...

Same rules as small contests. 6 judges per table, each table judges 6 teams. So 600 teams means 600 judges and 100 tables.

My next contest to judge is the Royal. The big boy, 600 or so teams.

I think you did it right. I generally aim at 137 so we’re right on the same page. I’ll do a whole pork loin that way. Then I can slice it however I like: thick for boneless loin chops and thin for sandwiches.

I judged another contest today. Pretty mixed bag, nothing really stood out on the top end but there were a few things that were memorable for the wrong reasons. There was a chef’s choice category. I didn’t get to judge that one so I stuck around to see the entries. A lot of deserts. I also...

That looks awesome

You, sir, win the internets today.

Matthew approves.