Jim_R

I would not. Your primary and secondary units would be so dissimilar that, unless you are very unusual, when the emergency occurred, you...

YMMV, but I agree with both of these. I fly in the south where it's hot and have used the QT Halos for ~10 years with great...

I recommend the in-ear headsets. With good tips you can bring the noise down to ANR levels. I use custom molded ear pieces. Some even...

This comes up often on here and again I’ll put my two cents in for Quiet Technologies Halos, which are in the ear. They have a Bluetooth...

And that’s the story of why I flew over 1,000 miles to watch a movie that I had already seen three times. If you want to learn about the...

Forum software is defective -- no "double-like" button.

That was my thought as I was reading it.

Okay, I guess that's nifty. But if the OP is staring at that info while flying the pattern instead of...well, flying the pattern, then...

What do you have that's constantly measuring your winds?? What about winds aloft bothers you during night flight that doesn't apply...

Yes, there is some of that. But I really don't think you could relax the regulations enough to lower that financial barrier to new...

The issue is that the planes made in the 70s are still flyable, and they have generally lasted through mutiple owners' flying careers...

No, it isn't. There are other places in the world with different economies and laws and there are jillions of new cars to choose from...

This is almost like one of those “spot the difference in the pictures” game. The designs are very similar. I have a hard time preferring...

Too many of the planes that were affordable to the upper middle class and professionals from 1950-1985 are still available, and still...