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Did you ever run mở gas in it. Maybe a little ethanol got in there and swoll up some o rings.

ICAO. But the other country has the requirement not us. We had it for a long time. Mine was issued in 1974. Was required if you flew a plane with transmit ability.

A bear can open most anything shy of a gun type safe.

Remember that night is end of civil twilight in the evening till beginning of civil twilight in the morning.

Didn't know you could talk on forms. Or forums for that matter. It's all typed in, unless you link it to a yt video or something.

The old 727's with all engines running on ground was about 3600 lbs per hour. In cruise it was about 9000 lbs per hour. Take off and early climb was about 51,000 lbs per hour.

There is a difference between beating and spanking. I never beat my kids. Although they are both called a beating. It's not so much the physical pain, but humiliation that causes a change in behavior. My daughter's last spanking was when she was about 2 1/2. My twin boys when about 5. They...

One I remember was the "Persuader". And if my father found out there would be more punishment at home.

We didn't have a manners class, but all the teachers had a paddle board and wasn't afraid to use it. Manners came naturally after its first use of the year.

No, bút uhf is still in a few planes. Thank goodness they put the vhf in there too.

Yep COVID ruined many traditions. Nothing better than walking on 2" of peanut hulls to get to your table.

Yes after reading those regulations, it was a far far overreach.

Check out radio panel lower left.

At least it wasn't obtuse.

Before they started printing them at the doctors office, it was an actual form pre printed, that had to be typed or printed. It had all that info on the back. It also had the cardboard type paper that was a student pilot certificate. If you were licensed above a student, that part was just torn...

When I knew I had a job as a ag pilot when I got out of college, I took 2 pest management and agronomy courses. It really helped knowing how much chemical to apply per acre. I got paid $.50 per acre for bug work, $.75 per acre for weed and fungicide work, and a whopping $1.00 per acre applying...

The IA I use would never sign that off. Not even a ferry flight.

V=Voice, U=Unheard on VHF[emoji3]

Looks like Yingling gave you a Yangling.

Insurance companies would prefer that you are unlicensed, medical expired, out of currency, or never get an annual done. Under those circumstances they will not have to pay out. But they do get to keep your premiums.