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Yep, probably all true. All I know is Mac OS has been far more reliable to me, and everyone I know who has macs has had really good luck with not getting malware. The same cannot be said for my friends running windows. If the situation was opposite this and I saw my friends with windows...

Mac OS is the best anti-virus software I've used. About 13 years ago my business was all PC,s. I got malware that spread to all 6 of our workstations. I had issues 3-4 times within 1 - 1.5 years time. Out of desperation I switched to Mac and to this day I have never been infected with...

Best antivirus software I've found is Mac OS X

I would agree on the Mac. I have owned and used computers with Windows, Mac, and have installed and used many variants of Linux. I do a lot of programming with web stuff and Mac has given me a nice balance for command line and graphical applications. Mac and Linux both operate very similarly...

If all maps, charts, and navigation equipment where truely lost, I'm sure the majority of us could find an airport to land at simply by flying around and going to areas where there is population. This is the last ditch failure mode we all have if everything fails. As long as I have power and...

It doesn't, but what does primary navigation have to do with either of these? Also if I did run out of fuel, I would rather have a nearest button and know I'm exactly x.x kts from an airport or start looking to put it down off field. Fumbling through charts and trying to figure out distance...

Fatal accident rates are at an all time low and have been declining for the past decade. Where do you think this has come from. I'm willing to bet it's the magenta line and other in cockpit resources.

Just curious how many people commenting have ever used a n avadyne or g1000 system. Unless you are flying an instrument approach, the GPS doesn't line you up with the runway unless it just so happens your course line is that way. If he was following the magenta line he would have flown...

Tor is a protocol, onion is a client that uses tor Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I never join class action suits. It's all about piracy, the lawyers get millions. You get $10.

Id be more interested in a good boroscope eval and do a cut filter looking for metal and oil analysis. Also oil burn rate if that could be figured would be good, maybe a 3 hour test flight and see if/how much the dipstick moves. If they have an engine monitor see if you can get a dump of the...

This. I found the same to be very helpful.

Break it down to gal per mile. Which is (14 gph * (70/60))/145 mph = .113 gal/mi And 10 gph/110 mph = 0.091 gal/mi So at 10 gph at 110 mph you are more efficient, 24.2% more efficient.

Orion 600's Installed

Shoulder pain is not specific, but maybe read up on subacromial impingement syndrome. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3395987/ "Although impingement symptoms may arise following trauma, the pain more typically develops insidiously over a period of weeks to months. The pain is...

Cortisone is really a short term fix, it can cause long term problems like osteoporosis (weakening of the bone) and other problems if it's used too much. Maybe an MR arthrogram might help, it's possible you have a small labral tear, which can be hard to see on a normal MRI. Just...

I can confirm. Garmin definately has a vector map, which is also integrated with their vector based safetaxi airport diagrams. Sectional view is also available.

This is where I bought them, they had them one week ago, and a really good price as far as what I was able to find online. http://www.buyplaneparts.com/6-nav-pad-base-whelen-orion-led-wing-tip-nav-strobe-position-assy-or600-18d/

But statistically little planes are no where near as safe as far as accidents per mile traveled as the big steal....I have read they have 49x the accident rate...So as one person, hopping on one plane, flying for 500 miles your risk is approximately 50x that of doing it commercial. By my book...

This is not true. The Whelen Orion 600 are a drop in replacement, and are TCO'd, and also for my application DA40 XLS, are in the diamond field service manual as a replacement. I've been researching this for 2 months, and have a pair sitting on my desk, taking them to have them installed...