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Never.

I've got enough. Present your product.

I appreciate the responses even though it wasn't my post. Now someone sell me a Tiger or 182 that's Carmax ready to fly.

Thanks, most of you :)

So there's a yes and no. I try to stay focused. The question, THC tested for in the pee cup or not.

Does the pee test check for THC?

Interesting page about contrails and engine efficiency...https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/47773/how-does-engine-exhaust-temperature-affect-contrail-formation-and-why and this from the EPA... https://legacy.azdeq.gov/environ/air/download/EPA_Contrail_Formation_Guidance_Document.pdf

Well, I learned.

Just found a guy in Broomfield to do the exam. Thanks Murphey. $150 cash

Well, at this point I'd drive there but I don't know what a BM is, at least the kind you're talking about. I'm trying to find someone before 2/18 and so far it's not working out. I like to keep my currency at Vectorair and that's coming up.

yes, I did "dump" it on them. Isn't every extra piece of paperwork at a doctor's office a "dump?" I took the time to "educate" but maybe your education is better and you printed yours out in color.

I just had a physical. The office doesn't want to deal with the FAA form. Awesome. I'm going to find an AME and get this stupid thing done the right way :) I know others have health issues or the potential for that but I should have just found another FAA doc since mine retired.

I can understand that!

I understand. I like flying and don't want to jump through too many hoops either.

I suppose a PCP can apply their knowledge to flying and can be helped with the Basicmed checklist. I get your point that a PCP might do more tests and treatment than getting an AME to just pass/fail you. mayoclinic says this about kidney stones. I see some things the FAA might be concerned...

true, now that I know I can still get a 3rd class certificate

I think if I had just read that Basicmed still requires going to a PCP every 4 years, surrendering your DL info to the FAA and still requires paperwork and test every 2 years about topics that don't apply to me specifically (not saying there's not any other good info in the test) just to avoid...

yes

I think the key word is vast. I prefer minimal.

I would get my AME exam covered under my medical plan. I just told them to bill it under that code and they would get all their money and I would get my AME physical.