Recent content by NC Pilot

Steve comes up in my feed, I enjoy his banter with hecklers. Hes a pretty good second rate comedian. I suggest you see the original for context and see if you hear the same thing and make your own counter arguments.. From what I saw of the rebuttal he is arguing minutiae and semantics not the...

Here are a couple videos to view if you are open to changing your mind. If not, then so be it...

Yep, the request is already in at BeechTalk too. No responses over there yet though.

Looking to rent or buy a dual yoke for a '63 A55 Baron. Anyone know of one please let me know. shilling.mark at gmail.com Regards

My philosophy as far as ice is simple. Don't go if it is forecast. If you think there is a potential for ice, even unforecast, always have an out (usually warmer conditions lower with ground below the freezing levels. We can still get ice in North Carolina and I treat it with respect, but...

No, but that won't stop her from telling me how to fly the plane. :rofl:

I'm not sure it can be added to a 182RG and it takes up much of the rear luggage space.

I remember that trip. Good times.

Bump.

I was going to take vacation Wednesday thru Friday next week. Had some things to do in Raleigh - many of which can't be moved easily. Yesterday I'm told I need to make an important presentation to a client on Wednesday in Atlanta with prep on Tuesday. Soooo... Going to fly to Atlanta...

Bump.

I've seen this plane and it is gorgeous. Good luck Wells. Hope it sells quickly.

Buy a Cessna retract. That way you can see the mains when you lower them. :D The nose requires a gear mirror though. My routine is - Take off, gear up, thump in the butt gear up Landing - Gear down, got a wheel, got a light, land. It becomes automatic after a while.

I really love the R182, but this is where I fly and want a twin. Now picture this at night.

It is a great plane, but I want twin redundancy. It is solid, reliable, comfortable and has never let me down in the past 10 years and 1000 hours of flying. Hard to beat.