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    What is the best way to study for the Instrument Written Test?

    Thanks guys! That confirms a few of my thoughts. Sounds like Sporty’s will give me what i’m looking for at this stage. I expect to have some test specific deficiencies after taking one of the ground school courses - at which point I’ll brush up with something like Sheppard. Thanks again.
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    What is the best way to study for the Instrument Written Test?

    I guess Sporty’s revamped their course in 2019. I haven’t seen them mentioned much lately. Any opinions? I’m finding the self-driven, self-organized study model isn’t what I’m best at (i.e. crack open a book and read and take notes until your vision goes fuzzy). Ideally I would take the course...
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    IFR online ground school recommendations

    Ok, I since realized this was already a sticky thread, I’ve deleted and will move any questions I have to that one.
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    CloudAhoy

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    Anybody ever fly into KJSY (Joseph, OR)?

    Nice thanks for the info. If the bikes are useable then a six mile ride is easy too. Airport doesn’t look like the layout would be conducive to just pitching a tent under the wing tho. Kinda looks like a standard ramp area and no remote tie downs on grass or anything. Kinda a shame since the...
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    Anybody ever fly into KJSY (Joseph, OR)?

    Also curious about best airports in Oregon for some airport camping. Would love to hear some recommendations.
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    Anybody ever fly into KJSY (Joseph, OR)?

    Pondering an overnight trip out to see the Wallowas and camp under the wing if KJSY is friendly for that sort of thing. Anybody have any experience or tips for making it more enjoyable? thanks!
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    Headset headband upgrade

    Nice! That looks great! Thanks.
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    Headset headband upgrade

    Anybody know of and use a nice, extra cushy and comfy headband pad that fits a Bose A20? I’ve got a friend with a smaller, and more “delicate” head that would like one for longer flights. It’s the one deficiency I’ve found with the Bose...otherwise comfortable for everyone.
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    Flying in Argentina

    Ha! I’ve got a matching hyper lapse of Fitz from the other side. You captured yours from one of the best viewpoints anywhere. Amazing isn’t it? The scary part is sometimes the winds up there almost seem to make a hyperlapse look slow! =) I’ve been blown off my feet there before. Good days to...
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    Flying in Argentina

    Very cool. Great videos. I’ve spent a decent amount of time climbing in a number of those peaks. Too bad you had overcast skies out of Calafate and missed my favorites in the el Chalten massif. Worth a return flight for ya ... and some more epic aerial footage. When are you goin back? =) edit...
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    David Clark One-X

    Got it, inside joke ... carry on.
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    David Clark One-X

    I’m not up on this. Just out of curiosity, what are the DC Vs?
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    David Clark One-X

    no worries. thanks.
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    David Clark One-X

    Bose lists at 12.0oz, DC at 12.3oz, and Lightspeed at 14.5oz ... so that’s a bit of a head scratcher ...
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    David Clark One-X

    thanks. Either I’m lazy or really bad at searching or both. I should have said came up “nearly blank” but still didn’t find that much. :-) Regardless thanks for the additional data.
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    David Clark One-X

    Awesome, thanks guys. That’s good to hear. It’s strange to me that DC gets so little love in what I can find publicly available. Bose has done a very good job with their product, sure. But sometimes it seems like their dominance is at least as much a result of how great their marketing has...
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    David Clark One-X

    I searched but came up blank. Anyone on here have a review of the DC One-X? I know people swear by their A20s, but I’ve liked the DC’s I’ve used in the past. Durability is always excellent and I have never had any issues with their comfort. ANR performance sounds roughly similar and non-ANR...
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    Ground school for the road...

    Hey all, super useful perspectives all around. I get that everyone studies a little differently and this gives me some new options. I’ll probably get the digital version of the ASA book for this trip (traveling remotely from roughly now until mid-February). I tried to talk to Jeppesen about how...
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    Ground school for the road...

    Thanks. The ASA option is available in a Kindle which makes it fit my current needs. I’ve been using the FAA’s “Instrument Flying Handbook” as my overview book to do this “pre-study” sort of thing that I’m engaged in now. It reads more like a reference volume than a text/study book - which...
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