On Friday 23 March 2007, Benjamin Smith wrote:
> Is there any particular reason NOT to get a hand-held? (other than the
price)
>
> I bought one of the Sporty's with Com and Nav, frequency scanning, etc. for
> $279. Although I don't fly sport yet, I won't fly without it, and have done
> numerou
Benjamin Smith wrote:
>On Friday 23 March 2007, Benjamin Smith wrote:
>
>
>>Is there any particular reason NOT to get a hand-held? (other than the
>>
>>
>price)
>
>
>>I bought one of the Sporty's with Com and Nav, frequency scanning, etc. for
>>$279. Although I don't fly sport yet, I
Hello to all, I have a question for the group can anyone tell me how
much your flight instruments are on average ? Is everyone buying them all new
or ebay or what ? Im talking normal stuff nothing fancy just the basics for
navigation VFR only. Thanks
Eric Kelsheimer
> Hello to all, I have a question for the group can anyone tell me how much
> your flight instruments are on average ? Is everyone buying them all new
> or ebay or what ? Im talking normal stuff nothing fancy just the basics
> for navigation VFR only<
Mine are listed at http://
At 03:10 PM 3/22/2007, you wrote:
>Hello to all, I have a question for the group can anyone
> tell me how much your flight instruments are on average ? Is
> everyone buying them all new or ebay or what ? Im talking normal
> stuff nothing fancy just the basics for navigation VFR only.
At 03:22 PM 3/22/2007, you wrote:
>But I suppose there are static tests that
>could be done to mitigate things (like at
>http://home.hiwaay.net/~langford/airspeed_calibration/ ), but I'll only buy
>new, and from reputable manufacturers from now on...
>Mark Langford, Harvest, AL
Hello to all, I have been wondering if I could use my ham station
as my radio It will cover the VHF band quite well as well as some fun on the
side. It might be a little large and over kill but it could work I thing.
Has anyone done this sort of thing or is everyone just sticking with
On Friday 23 March 2007, Eric Kelsheimer wrote:
> Hello to all, I have been wondering if I could use my ham station
> as my radio It will cover the VHF band quite well as well as some fun on the
> side. It might be a little large and over kill but it could work I thing.
> Has anyone d
Hi Ben,
In my KR I always carried my avionics handheld and my Icom 2SAT.
Avionics used to get out of
the control area and then hamming on the fly. Once from the west coast
to Calgary I ran out of
battery on my avionics and went on to IPARN which is a coast to coast
link and got hold of a
buddy
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