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John Heddles
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Should I be using ETAS in the CASA exam?

I'm in the process of answering another, but similar, question so I can post that reply here as well when I finish doing some graphics workup. Just...

6 years ago
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stall speed vs minimum speed

If I may add a comment or two to Bob's, above. You might need to cut Bob's text a little slack. Were he to put in all the caveats and such like, t...

6 years ago
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PNR/ETP use ETAS or GS?

Answer is 145.9 so you are pretty close to the mark. Probably useful if I run up a couple of graphics for the benefit of those interested in the pr...

6 years ago
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PNR/ETP use ETAS or GS?

I think that we might need a little bit more information to help to any great extent as it's not entirely clear to me just what you are endeavouring t...

6 years ago
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Flights over water CHTR

Standard conundrum and a regular question. If you have a small island suitable for an emergency landing, say, then you can either look 25nm ahead ...

6 years ago
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Slanted alpha charts

Good question and one which arises periodically. First, the quick answer. For trim sheets, (a) the loading lines for constant arm positio...

7 years ago
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CPL Performance - CASA Rounding Rules

This sort of thread gives me great concern as an engineer and, in this case, a very experienced practising weights engineer - my WCA (AV1), as a sidel...

7 years ago
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Ground effect

Think of ground effect as the inability of the wing/aircraft airflow downwash to descend any further than the ground surface (stands to reason - the g...

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Fuel system inspection

Commonsense risk management approach - Now, consider if your fuel tank is contaminated with a significant quantity of water. You drain a sa...

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Empty weight and loading systems

[b]Empty weight and oil[/b] This is an historical artefact. First, the definition of empty weight is in CAO 100.7 at The present definition ...

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Exercise Answer - RPL/PPL Study Guide Volume Two

700m sounds good. 12m obstacle requires 240m clear space to make the 5% gradient required. With the 80m to the obstacle, we need to lose 240-80=...

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TOW CHART QUESTION-PPL EXAM PREPS

[color=blue][i][b]I sat the exam this morning, 56 out of 56![/b][/i][/color] Well done, indeed, Meade [color=blue][i][b]I am trying to find a co...

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TOW CHART QUESTION-PPL EXAM PREPS

Good to see it's now under control. Stjepan - glad we have that minor point of confusion resolved, now. Meade - for this aircraft and thi...

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TOW CHART QUESTION-PPL EXAM PREPS

I'm giving you a hint but you are not seeing it .... 1030kg is fine but it is only half of the answer to be considered. You must ALWAYS check f...

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TOW CHART QUESTION-PPL EXAM PREPS

What was your climb weight limit, again ? I don't recall seeing it mentioned in your first post .....

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