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LOL! I've never lived in a city in my life, and I never would. I'm a country boy, through and through. Try again.

The fact is that pilots make that sort of mistake anywhere they go. So do civilian pilots. So no, I don't think past mistakes that have nothing to do with MOAs are pertinent to whether they should be allowed to expand. There may actually be very good reasons to oppose these expansions. But so...

Did you want to discuss the topic or exaggerate, sensationalize and toss around non sequiturs? There's nothing in the proposal that exempts anyone from speed limits or safe operation rules, nor is anyone suggesting that should be the case. So please come back to reality. NIMBY is never common...

Wow. That press statement sounds like a lot of anti-military drivel to me. All those 'horrible' possibilities they mention wouldn't bother me at all. They happen all over America every day, and animals or people aren't keeling over from heart attacks as a result. I happen to like seeing military...

By the way, if you're really antsy to delve deep into the 'sciency' stuff... https://www.nature.com/articles/s42004-022-00626-2

My problem was never speech, but I've spent my life working on my tact. My wife says I still have a long way to go. We all have our challenges. We have a tendency to exaggerate our own challenges, just as we're always our own worst critics. Our personal challenges aren't really as difficult as...

That always seems to be the real point. Research breakthroughs in theory are made, prompting yet another thread on a revolution in electric propulsion to be posted here. But converting the theory into reality either never happens, or happens extremely slowly. I'll wait for the thread on when...

The biggest headache with installing a new panel is the interconnects. You don't necessarily need to build a jig to perform a full up functional test and configuration settings of everything, but I very highly recommend you hook it all together and test the connectivity to ensure all the wires...

Obviously you'd want to curve the canopy.

Oh, and charge your phone dude.

I'm not an engineer, so they can chime in where needed, but what would it do to the aerodynamics if you simply added a turtledeck to the top of the existing structure behind the canopy that allowed you to use a higher profile back there? I imagine it would cut down on the speed, which would be...

Buenos nachos!

That applies to a 182 as well, so my point still stands.

https://generalaviationnews.com/2022/02/10/picture-of-the-day-concentrating-on-the-instruments/

I'm guessing cost of ownership would be just a teensy bit more.

I've learned never to second guess a pilot in an accident scenario without all, or nearly all, the facts being known.

They still have to practice landing without all the gizmos, because they may not be working during combat.

Well, I'm no expert. I'm in my sixties and still haven't outgrown puberty yet. Just ask my wife. My best wishes and highest hopes for the kid.

I really hate to throw water on anything, because I truly hope this pans out, but can you give us an update when he hits puberty? Too many times I've seen amazing promise squashed by adolescent hormones, or at least delayed by many years. Sounds like his level of enthusiasm may be high enough to...

And you're not biased one little bit!!! 😃 I have to agree though.