MachFly
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I don't think that's the safest thing to listen when your flying...your just going to end up doing a split-S to the short final.
What do you listen to??
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I don't think that's the safest thing to listen when your flying...your just going to end up doing a split-S to the short final.
That and U2.
FAR 91.213 says "deactivated and placarded". My son got grilled on this by DPE. If something is inop it may be so because of a problem that could come back to bite you, hence need to disable via pulling circuit breaker in addition to placard.
Example he used were two guys who discovered flaps in 172 didn't work. Not on required equipment list so placarded as inop and took off. Approaching destination they smelled something hot. By the time the landed they were on fire and barely escaped the flaming airframe.
Graueradler
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For driving, The Teaching Company CDs - College level lectures on things that interest me.
flyguy_17
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My passengers always get nervous when I look over and say "Sorry Goose, but its time to bust the tower!"
150Mike
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I believe that the quote from Top Gun is "...it's time to BUZZ the tower!"
I'm pretty partial to the Bee-Gees
John221us
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That is going to be a hard image to shake.
marcoseddi
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The Disco Biscuits
some Blissco volume 1 or 2 good to go nice jam band music. in case anyone wanted to know.
some Blissco volume 1 or 2 good to go nice jam band music. in case anyone wanted to know.
marcoseddi
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Nice video
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I seem to remember as show that said if you prefer not to listen to the radio in the car that you are more likely to be anti social and if you always listen to the radio then more likely to be more social.
By that guide, I am more anti social.
I only listen to the radio/ipod when on very long trips. I find the radio slightly annoying and distracting when city driving.
Flying, I love to listen to the hum of my Lycoming, or talk to someone flying with me. Otherwise I prefer to listen to ATC for whatever I might learn or better situation awareness.
By that guide, I am more anti social.
I only listen to the radio/ipod when on very long trips. I find the radio slightly annoying and distracting when city driving.
Flying, I love to listen to the hum of my Lycoming, or talk to someone flying with me. Otherwise I prefer to listen to ATC for whatever I might learn or better situation awareness.
I sing that song every time I fly my experimental
...Someone better teach Henning the lyrics ..SOON....
flyguy_17
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You are correct, sir. I got auto-corrected by my not-so-smart-phone
Alexb2000
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On approach into beech front heavily forested rough strips, a couple of times I slipped and began humming Viognier's Flight of the Bumble Bee, but that is it.
OMG! Boys and Girls, this is what hypoxia will do to you!!!!!!
David, you are wacked!!!
(but the video is funny as hell!!)
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I try to anticipate the activities that come after my flight and listen accordingly. For example, on the trip home from the meeting, I might listen to some entertainment suggestions.
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I admit sometimes there isn't much on.