Recent content by colojo

It's actually a GDU 376. I use it to drive the autopilot and I supplement it with Foreflight on longer flights.

Foothills of the Rockies near Boulder, CO. I lived in Denver at the time.

Here's my 2010 RV-8. Loads of fun!

I can tell the colors of most cars during the day, but not at all at night.

I have VERY defective color vision. I took the light gun test at KSJC back in 1989. Myself and one other candidate were presented with different colored signals. In some instances we gave different answers. We both passed. Go figure. Having said all this, my colorblindness has never affected my...

In Colorado, you might consider Erie (KEIK) or Meadow Lake (KFLY). Erie is a northwest suburb of Denver, while Meadow Lake lies between Denver and Colorado Springs. Both are very nice strips.

Flying a tailwheel plane is no different. Taxiing, takeoffs and landings are VERY different. Edit: Kenny and I posted at the same time.

Just learned today that my 88-year-old MIL tested positive two weeks ago but has been almost completely asymptomatic since. Another test today confirmed that she had it. She has asthma, a defibrillator, and is quite frail, but she didn't even know she had it (she still doesn't - my in-laws won't...

No one in my family or immediate circle has had it. I've been tested negative twice.

It reminds me of the panel that my Mooney Acclaim Type S had. Maybe that's why I like it.

As a fellow RV-8 owner, I salute you. That is one gorgeous 8 and I love the panel!

I once flew into Victoria, Canada and visited Butchart Gardens. That was a great flight and a great day.

In the mid-1980s I was a college student in central New Jersey. The comedian David Brynner was at the time a radio pitchman for Taco Bell in Philadelphia; they played his ads often on WMMR. Fast forward about 5 years; I was about 2 years out of college and visiting a friend of mine in Las...