This was described here but most people don’t visit the IT/Website section.
The block quoting feature automatically inserts a blank line there but somehow some people manage to strip it out. This then causes strange spacing of text below the quote.
I suspect that on some devices the blank line is getting selected (highlighted) and then the whole selected section gets deleted when one starts typing.
A software fix at the server is too complicated to do right now.
Thank you 
For Aero 2014 and 2015 (Germany) I got a load of A5 leaflets printed. One helpful exhibitor had some on his stand, and the show organisers kindly offered to spread some around their literature stands.
I have some left over and if anybody can think of a use for them, drop me an email and I will pop them in the mail
Also if anyone has any ideas on what else one could do, I am “all ears”.
Of course the main thing we need is more people posting generally (rather than just reading) and particularly more people starting threads.
It seems the only point is if you want to achieve ADS-B OUT, don’t need ADS-B IN (or achieve that via another route) and already have a compatible WAAS GPS.
But then I wonder what the GTX335 brings you. This gives you ADS-B OUT, also no ADS-B IN, and it has an internal WAAS GPS option (which is also available as an output).
Perhaps the ES upgrade costs less than a GTX335 installation? Not on the basis of figures I have seen.
I’ve noticed some interesting light twins for sale recently for very attractive prices. However, I wonder how they fare in terms of affordability once you own them.
I’m not in the market myself being happy to just about afford my M20, but I’ve been discussing with some people who might have use for a light twin.
My arguments pro light twin is increased safety primarily at night, IMC and over water. Their weak points such as max OEI operating altitude do not really come to play in most of these cases, as over the sea or over most of the European mainland you can make it to an airport at 5000 ft or so and also if an engine fails at say 15000 ft, it will take a considerable drift down till you get there. The factors OEI over the Alps e.t.c. are well known and not subject here.
But I’d like to hear from people who have actual experience with airplanes like the Twin Commanche, Beech Travel Air or similar. For me, these two are quite attractive because of their increadible range. The Twin Com is “known” to me due to the long trips taken by N7311Y for Pilot und Flugzeug, the Travel Air I got to try out many years back and found it very comfortable.
So what is there to know about them? Obviously there are others like the Cheetah or Apache.
Unfortunately the analogy continues as when trouble strikes t…
This seems to be a safety analysis only (haven’t read it, only overlooked) , but still says, that it would be mandatory to use only certified avionics in your homebuilt if you would do NVFR/IFR. M…
Is the aircraft really not airworthy? I thought FAR 91.411 applies to flights in controlled airspace under IFR whereas FAR 91.413 applies to operation of a transponder. Would you be able to fly to…
The competent authority is prohibited by ARA.FCL.220 from issuing a licence with an expired rating. The examiner might have been unaware that you previously held a TMG. The revalidation rules will…
To do: Kitesurf
To visit: as Jason said ;)
We are doing a flyout to Duxford with 15 vintage aircrafts Sunday, usually Duxford is not much of…
