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by omegant 5y ago
Thank you! I should have checked. Then he may have overshoot going for the correct runway. Thankfully both pilots will be able to testify.
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by omegant 5y ago
Looking at the youtube video of the radar with the radio sound that someone posted below, the Cirrus is cleared to runway 17R but he turns to runway 17L. There are 3 possibilities : 1- he mistakes one runway for the other visually, 2- he w
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by omegant 5y ago
It has happened before, aluminum is a good example.
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by omegant 5y ago
Genuine question, if old-growth forest do not work as carbon sinks, how all the petroleum we are extracting comes from? Is all from ancient marine environments?
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by omegant 7y ago
Most of them, as you find turbulence in all fases during the flight.
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by omegant 7y ago
The valuation started climbing the second half of the year after the good production and sales numbers were published. But it had already plateaud, then the China megafactory presentation happened and the little dance that Elon made, seemed
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by omegant 7y ago
Yes it’s the PTU. If the noise is in the parking with engines stopped it maybe the yellow electric pump, used to open and close the cargo doors.
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by omegant 7y ago
Also because I don’t see Boeing exiting the medium size jetline market, it would be like cutting an arm and a leg of the company. I see it as a mea culpa, as they recognize the screw up and try to make it from “0”. Not really 0 but if they
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by omegant 7y ago
I bet they will stop building the 737 max and start building the 737”new model that is the max with some changes that can be retrofitted”. Like a larger stabilizer, longer frame, or maybe something easier. But something that lets them say i
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by omegant 7y ago
Honest question, why are Universities becoming so expensive? Is because these credits are available? Was estudying a degree cheaper before the credits?
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by omegant 7y ago
https://peterattiamd.com/heart-disease-begin-tell-us-prevent... All the articles are very good.
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by omegant 8y ago
Thanks!
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by omegant 8y ago
They surely get data from other sources too. You can track planes flying across the ocean, where they get that data from?
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by omegant 8y ago
I think we all need to be part of a small tribe, a group of friends we see at least every two weeks or so. Also getting intense contact with nature, I’ve noticed that if I’m without going out for more than 2 weeks I also begin to feel down
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by omegant 8y ago
I consider myself addicted to sugar, the good part is that only takes about 3 days of craving to be free of them. After that it's much much easier to keep away from it.
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by omegant 8y ago
It's not only limited manuverability, is the time window to see something that small and react at that speed. In an airliner at 180kts is like 5-7 seconds, you see a bird, confirm that is in a collision path and you correct you traject
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by omegant 8y ago
I'm sure you've already tried this, but here go my two cents about back pain. My job is also sitting for 12 hours a day (although much better regulated and not as damaging as yours). Try stretching your psoas, look for gymnastics,
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by omegant 8y ago
Inertial navigation and maps.
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by omegant 8y ago
Mexico main cargo are avocados for Europe, Bogota fruis and flowers too. There isn't enough cargo offer for the demand that exists now a days. We are leaving cargo behind every single flight between these airports and Madrid.
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by omegant 8y ago
Some information here: http://www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=421613 Really interesting.
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by omegant 8y ago
Also four engines are a must if you operate long haul from hot and high airports like Mexico, Bogota or Quito. Due to engine failure performance requirements a twin engine needs to cut back almost half the traffic load(cargo and passangers)
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by omegant 8y ago
Meanwhile business selling defense systems for both NATO countries and Rusia is better than ever! Sometimes it seems to me they are playing by the WWF marketing rules, lots of chest thumping around, but mostly are others who are paying the
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by omegant 9y ago
I use a piece of wood to scrape the grill, once is hot (it makes it easier). You may finish with some old newspaper.
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by omegant 9y ago
You have survival and creative mode. In creative mode you have all the blocks you want to make great buildings, dont need to mine them and you can even fly around. Start with your son in creative mode and practice building basic stuff. Then
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by omegant 9y ago
You are right! The amount of work and ingenuity they put in to the chassis is amazing. Mind blowing how everything is done with CAD (cardboard aided design)
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by omegant 9y ago
Imprescindible youtube series Proyect Binky. A toyota corolla (if I recall correctly) 4 wheel drive engine and drivetrain in to a mini! https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCHvBHWBzzB7NyU5tIiEZHBg
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by omegant 9y ago
Very interesting, thank you.
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by omegant 9y ago
True, I didn't remember the telemetry system. We have no information about it, as far as I know it could be using the same satcom uplink, as it only sends limited error codes, not a complete status of the plane. Current systems can not
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by omegant 9y ago
I fly A330-340 and with current popular models like 320 or 737 the flight computers are not directly conected to any network. They are conected to the acars a messaging computer (with a very limited protocol) that we use to ask for weather,
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by omegant 9y ago
I write in block letters since the senior year of highschool. I need it to be able to understand my own writting. I didn't like it then, but now with my sons I see the use of it. It teaches them attention to detail, observation, patien

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