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NOW
AVAILABLE ONLINE: AIRVENTURE 2012 INFO GUIDE
 Find
out the who, what, when, and where of more than 1,500 presentations and
700 exhibitors with the EAA
AirVenture 2012 Info Guide, now available online for pre-convention
planning. The guide also contains scheduled air show performers for each
day as well as showcase flights, highlighted "can't-miss"
presentations, hours of operation, maps, and loads of other general
information that will help you to plan your week. Information covers
pre-convention activities starting Saturday, July 21, and runs through
closing day on Sunday, July 29. Printed booklets will also be available
at the convention. Be sure to check the AirVenture Today daily
newspaper and the AirVenture
online schedule for updates.
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RESTORED
AVRO ANSON MARK 1 MAKES FIRST FLIGHT IN NEW ZEALAND
 An
Avro Anson Mark 1 made its first flight last week after a recently
completely a 10-year restoration at Nelson Airport in Nelson, New
Zealand. The airplane, now the only flying example in the world, was the
first RAF monoplane with a retractable undercarriage. It began
production in 1935, and more than 11,000 were created until production
ceased in 1952. Mark 1s were widely used in World War II by British,
Australian, Canadian, and New Zealand air forces as trainer planes. Bill
and Robyn Reid restored the plane after acquiring it from the Australian
Airworld Museum in Northern Victoria. Bill Reid is scheduled to attend
AirVenture Oshkosh 2012.
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THE OSHKOSH ARRIVAL QUIZ
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hope that you are finalizing your plans to fly into Oshkosh soon
for AirVenture 2012. When I landed on Runway 27 on Tuesday, July
17, I saw the first airplane in the North 40 parking area, a
Cessna 210. Stancie and I were the only airplane on tower
frequency from the time Milwaukee approach cleared us for the
visual to Runway 27. What a difference a couple days makes.
Since we all live and fly by the
Oshkosh AirVenture NOTAM, how about a little quiz to test your
knowledge of the procedures. Read more
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GARMIN
ANNOUNCES LOWER-COST ADS-B OPTIONS
Garmin announced Monday the GDL 39 portable ADS-B "in"
receiver and the GDL 88 installed system that meets the rules for ADS-B
out and also delivers full "in" capability, including
subscription-free weather and display of traffic. The GDL 39 is a small
battery-powered unit that receives the free weather and other flight
information being broadcast over the network of ADS-B ground stations
the FAA is installing across the country. The GDL 39 uses Bluetooth to
wirelessly connect to an iPad or to Garmin's aera portable aviation
tablet. It can also be wired to some Garmin installed displays. The
price is $799. Read
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AIRVENTURE LIVE IS YOUR OSHKOSH HUB
 Whether
you are on convention grounds or following from afar, you can
connect to EAA AirVenture 2012 through AirVenture
Live. We'll be collecting all types of AirVenture content,
including news stories, videos, photo galleries, and features, in
one convenient portal. You can also participate by using the
#OSH12 hashtag to upload your own tweets, Flickr photos, Facebook
feedback, and YouTube videos directly to the website. You'll have
access to five AirVenture webcams located throughout the grounds
streaming live video during the week, including air shows and
select programs at Theater in the Woods.
Other features included are access
to LiveATC.net, where you can listen to air traffic control live
on the Web, the e-Hotline newsletter, and AirVenture Today digital
edition, both published daily during AirVenture.
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GRASS STRIP AVAILABLE FOR ANTIQUE
AIRCRAFT
 Final
approval from the FAA's Airport District Office in Minnesota will
allow a temporary grass runway to be used by special aircraft
during AirVenture. Working together, Wittman Regional Airport
management, Vintage Aircraft Association, and EAA staff have been
able to re-establish this strip to allow pilots of unique and
historic aircraft to bring them to the annual fly-in without fear
of having to land on pavement. When given prior approval by the
FAA ATC tower personnel in Oshkosh, antique aircraft equipped with
a tailskid or tailwheel that are more safely operated off a turf
strip will be allowed to land on the temporary grass runway,
located southwest of the approach end of runway 36L. Read
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EAA FOUNDER TO HOST TEST FLIGHT
SYMPOSIUMS
 EAA
Founder Paul Poberezny will host a pair of test flight symposiums
next week with special guest speakers Charlie Precourt and Terry
Lutz. They'll be in Forum Building 5 at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 24,
and the EAA Welcome Center at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 26. Precourt
was recently selected for the Astronaut Hall of Fame, and after a
long career with NASA and the Air Force, is retiring as a Colonel.
Lutz is a test pilot for Airbus, and flew the A380 to AirVenture
in 2009. He also built and flies a Van's RV-8. Both are
experienced test pilots. Everyone is invited to take part in a
symposium for a great educational lesson in flight testing
experimental airplanes.
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HONDA'S ASIMO ROBOT RETURNS TO
AIRVENTURE
 Back
by popular demand, ASIMO, the world's most advanced humanoid
robot, will once again appear at the AirVenture Honda Aircraft
Company exhibit. ASIMO will amaze the audience this week with two
daily performances, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Monday through
Thursday. ASIMO, which stands for Advanced Step in Innovative
Mobility, thrilled audiences last year with its remarkable
performance. It can independently walk forward, backward, up and
down stairs, in straight lines, and on curves. ASIMO is also the
only bipedal humanoid robot in the world capable of running up to
4 mph. Read
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LEARN TO FLY CENTER ADDS PILOT
PROFICIENCY PROJECT
A reminder to pilots that the AirVenture Learn to Fly Center will
feature a new pilot proficiency project, a joint initiative by
EAA, the National Association of Flight Instructors (NAFI), and
the Society of Aviation and Flight Educators (SAFE). It will
feature pilot-targeted forums and simulator training sessions that
address key aviation safety issues such as angle of attack
awareness, type-specific aircraft issues, glass panels,
aeronautical decision making, and much more. The Learn to Fly
Center, which is staffed with experienced flight instructors and
aviators, is located across from the EAA Welcome Center at the
center of the AirVenture grounds. Read
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DISCOVER NEW FOOD OPTIONS, ROAD
IMPROVEMENTS IN 2012
 With
each year come changes to AirVenture. Attendees in 2012 will see
many notable grounds improvements and new amenities, including two
new eateries: the New North 40 Café featuring a wide variety of
breakfast, lunch, and dinner items from Kodiak Jack's, and the New
Vintage Café, operated by the folks who introduced the popular
Fratello's Celebration Way Food Pavilion in 2011. Read
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FIRM UNABLE TO BRING RECOVERED
WARBIRD TO AIRVENTURE
EAA has been informed that the aircraft wreckage of a crashed
warbird - an SBD Dauntless or Grumman Wildcat - will not appear at
AirVenture 2012 as planned, according to Taras Llysenko of A&T
Recovery in Chicago. "I must regretfully inform you that I
have been unable to obtain permission in time to recover either
aircraft that we had wished to present at the Experimental
Aircraft Association 2012 AirVenture Oshkosh," he wrote in an
e-mail to project supporters. Read
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SUNDAY AIRVENTURE PREVIEW: AN
EVENING WITH CHAMPIONS
 For
the 27th year, AviationSpeakers.com presents AirVenture's
pre-convention warm-up at Theater in the Woods Sunday, July 22.
Master of Ceremonies will be Tye Mortensen, who makes his second
appearance after succeeding his father, Danny, in 2011. Featured
presenters include Betty Geiger-Darst portraying Katharine Wright,
Orville and Wilburs sister; former NTSB senior air safety
investigator Gregory Feith; and former astronaut Dr. Jay Apt. Read
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TEEN ACTIVITIES APLENTY AFTERHOURS
AT AIRVENTURE
"Mom" and "dad" don't get to have all the fun
at EAA AirVenture 2012. There are plenty of activities and special
events just for teens. Check out some great afterhours activities
geared toward young people, incuding a bonfire, pizza party, Teen
Thursday at Theater in the Woods, and college mixer. All of the
events are included with AirVenture admission. Read
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RUDY FRASCA TO DEBUT BOOK AT
AIRVENTURE
 Aviation
entrepreneur Rudy Frasca, who founded Frasca International Inc. in
1958, will debut his new book, From Cubs to Spitfires, at
AirVenture next week. The memoir recalls Frasca's aviation
experiences, from soloing at age 14, and the ensuing thousands of
flight hours that followed. The book spans more than 60 years and
includes chapters about his family - eight children, many of whom
are active pilots - considerable airplane collection, flying
adventures, business experiences, and more. The book will be for
sale at the Frasca booth (3045-3046 in Rockwell Collins Exhibit
Hangar C) during AirVenture.
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CAP NATIONAL BLUE BERET ENCAMPMENT
TO PROVIDE CRITICAL SUPPORT
 About
160 Civil Air Patrol cadets and 40 officers will be in Oshkosh
this year as CAP's National Blue Beret Encampment again provides
emergency services and other assistance for AirVenture 2012. One
of 30 National Cadet Special Activities provided each summer by
Civil Air Patrol, Blue Beret gives participants an opportunity to
see AirVenture up close while providing critical support for the
event. Read
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CAF FLYING A DISTINCTIVE FLEET TO
AIRVENTURE
 The
Commemorative Air
Force (CAF) will have more than a dozen of its vintage
aircraft at Oshkosh to participate in the 60th EAA AirVenture.
Included in the fleet of aircraft making the journey to Oshkosh
this year is the CAF's first aircraft fleet member, the Dixie
Wing's P-51 Mustang Red Nose. The fighter launched the creation of
the CAF after being purchased from the U.S. Air Force in 1957.
Other aircraft scheduled to appear include the B-29 Superfortress FIFI,
the reenactment performance airplanes for Tora! Tora! Tora!, the
Indiana Wing's Fairchild PT-26 Cornell and Taylorcraft L-2A
Grasshopper, the Red Tail Squadron's P-51 Tuskegee Airmen,
the Devil Dog Squadron's PBJ (B-25) Devil Dog, Wisconsin
Wing's T-6 and PT-26, Minnesota Wing's BT-13, and the CAF's P-51 Gunfighter.
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DOWNLOAD SPORTY'S NEW AIRVENTURE
APP TODAY
 With
a little more than two weeks before EAA AirVenture 2012 begins,
Sporty's has released its official AirVenture 2012 app for iPad,
iPhone, and Android to help convention-goers get the most out of
their Oshkosh visit. The app's "My Schedule" feature
lets users create personalized and detailed itineraries. In order
to stay current with the AirVenture activities, linked access to
EAA news, EAA's Twitter feed, and EAA radio is also included with
this app. Interactive maps of the grounds and exhibitors show the
precise location and description each venue to help users plan
their walk around the grounds much more efficiently.
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SIGN UP FOR AIRVENTURE TEXT ALERTS
AirVenture 2012 attendees can stay up-to-date on daily highlights,
including aircraft arrivals and air show lineups, as well as
potential severe weather updates by subscribing to receive text
messaging alerts on their mobile device. EAA staff will provide
timely updates in case of severe weather, as well as what
necessary procedures to follow.
- Text OSHALERT to 69050 to
automatically sign up for any necessary weather alerts.
- Text OSHFUN to 69050 to
automatically sign up for notable features and attractions
(maximum of eight per day).
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DYNON
ANNOUNCES ADS-B 'IN' WEATHER, TRAFFIC, TFR RECEIVER
 Dynon
announced its remotely mounted SV-ADSB-470 UAT Band Traffic and Weather
Receiver that integrates with the navigational SkyView system, giving
users easy access to weather and traffic information. The SV-ADSB-470
has been designed specifically for experimental and light-sport
aircraft, and Dynon claims it is the most affordable permanently mounted
ADS-B solution on the market at an MSRP of $995. Read
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ISLANDS OPEN TO HOMEBUILT FLIGHTS
The Cayman Islands and Dominican Republic have opened their airspace to
experimental-amateur built airplanes. The new policy is effective in
time for AirVenture. Caribbean Flying Adventures, publishers of a
pilot's guide to flying in the islands, made the announcement. A number
of other countries around the world do not recognize the E-AB category
of certification and special approvals had been required to fly in those
countries' airspace. Under the new policy, the Caymans and Dominican are
issuing blanket authorizations to E-AB aircraft. Read
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LEARN
TO BUILD YOUR OWN PLANE WITH SPORTAIR WORKSHOPS
 EAA
SportAir Workshops offer comprehensive and intensive two-day aircraft
builder programs. Pre-registration is required for all workshops.
Aircraft Spruce and Specialty and Poly-Fiber are major sponsors of EAA
SportAir Workshops programs, providing tools, materials, and special
discounts for workshop attendees.
Upcoming workshops:
For more information, visit the SportAir
website or call 800-967-5746. or register
now. See the courses in action on the EAA
Video Player. Learn
details on each course. View the complete
SportAir schedule.
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EAA
CHAPTER 1418 APPOINTS 18-YEAR-OLD PRESIDENT
 Eighteen-year-old
Lindsay Locke of Fortuna, California, who has been flying since she was
12 years old, received her private pilot certificate on her 17th
birthday last July, and she is currently building an RV-4 with her dad.
And now, after being named president of EAA Chapter 1418, she's the
youngest chapter president in EAA's 59-year history. Read
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CLASSIC
J-3 CUB, EAA 2012 AIRCRAFT SWEEPSTAKES GRAND PRIZE
Giveaway part of Cub's 75th anniversary celebration at AirVenture
 The
Piper J-3 Cub is one of the most recognizable and iconic airplanes ever
to grace the sky. Now, you could be the rightful owner of a beautifully
restored 1940 Piper J-3 Cub as the grand prize winner of EAA's 2012
"Win the Cub" Sweepstakes. The Cub even comes equipped with a
pair of TrickAir Snow Skis and an optional $2,500 worth of free flight
training. In addition to the grand prize, sweepstakes entrants will also
have the chance to win a bunch of other great prizes like a Sea-Doo
Watercraft, a Bose Home Entertainment System, 750 square feet of tile
hangar flooring, and more. Enter
now.
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PLACE
YOUR BID IN THE AIRVENTURE ONLINE AUCTION
 Take
a chance to experience some unique aviation opportunities! Support EAA
by simply placing a bid on your favorite items and opportunities listed
at the AirVenture
Online Auction website. Together we can grow participation in
aviation!
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MAKE
A PIECE OF THE AIRVENTURE GROUNDS YOUR OWN
Plant a tree in your name
 Over
the past several years, investments in the AirVenture convention
grounds, such as clearer signage, updated restrooms, and improved
drainage, have helped improve visitors' experiences. This year, we hope
to plant about 200 trees to bring much-needed shade to provide relief on
those long, hot summer days at the fly-in. We invite you to join us in
this effort! Read
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EAA
MERCHANDISE SPECIALS
 Pre-order
the AirVenture 2012 DVD and Shipping Is on Us!
All month long, pre-order your AirVenture 2012 DVD and get free domestic
shipping (U.S. and Canada). For our international customers, shipping on
pre-orders is $3 and pay only $1 for each additional DVD. Order online
or by calling toll-free, 800-564-6322.
The 2013 EAA New World of Flight
Calendar Is Now Available
 EAA's
popular flight calendar is back! Packed full of colorful images and
illustrations of the world's finest aviation machines, it makes the
perfect gift for any aviation enthusiast. Order online or by calling
toll-free, 800-564-6322.
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FLYING FORTRESS READY FOR AIRVENTURE 2012
 EAA's
B-17 Aluminum Overcast is in full preparation mode for AirVenture 2012.
Those who would like to secure a seat on this beautifully restored World
War II bomber can call 800-359-6217 up until the start of the show.
Starting Monday, call 920-371-2244. Or you can purchase your flight at
the EAA Welcome Center, the kiosk by the Main Gate, or in the AirVenture
Museum. Flights depart from Outagamie County Regional Airport in
Appleton, with shuttles departing the AirVenture grounds. For more
information about the airplane, visit
the B-17 website.
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FLY
THE TIN GOOSE AT AIRVENTURE
 EAA's
1929 Ford Tri-Motor will be at EAA AirVenture 2012 in Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, July 23-29, with rides available 7 a.m.-6 p.m. each day at
the Tri-Motor building near warbirds. For more information about this
historic aircraft,the
Fly the Ford website.
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SUN
'N FUN FLY-IN INC. CONSOLIDATES OPERATIONS
 Sun
'n Fun Fly-In Inc. announced Friday that its board of directors has
voted to consolidate all operations and staff - including the Florida
Air Museum (FAM) - under the leadership of Sun 'n Fun and its
president/CEO, John "Lites" Leenhouts. The consolidation will
incorporate some reorganization of staff designed to minimize
duplication of services and improve the organization's overall
efficiency, the organization stated in a news release. Although FAM was
previously a fully owned subsidiary of Sun 'n Fun, it operated as a
separate nonprofit organization under an independent set of directors.
The consolidation will allow them to retain this status for development
and fundraising purposes, but day-to-day operations will become part of
the Sun 'n Fun organization. Read
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WEBINARS: ENGINE MONITORS
(AMT & WINGS CREDIT)
Maintenance expert and EAA Sport Aviation columnist Mike Busch,
A&P/IA, presents an informational webinar about the history of
engine monitors, types of equipment, routine in-flight monitoring,
recommended alarm settings, flight-test profiles, and more.
All webinars begin at 7 p.m. CDT unless
otherwise noted, and they require registration. To find out more about upcoming EAA Webinars and to
register, visit the Webinars page.
EAA gratefully acknowledges the
support of Aircraft Spruce and Specialty Co.
for their generous sponsorship of our webinar programs.
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AeroInnovations editor Bob Waldron.
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| Laser
Beam Can Keep Aircraft Flying Indefinitely |
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LaserMotive
kept a Stalker UAV powered for more than 48 hours in a recent
technology capability demonstration by beaming laser power from a
ground-based power station to a photovoltaic receiver on the aircraft.
The battery-powered aircraft has a two-hour duration, but the laser
allows the UAV to remain aloft as long as needed. |
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Bird Radar Makes Safer Middle East Airspace |
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Israel's
foremost bird expert has developed a system that tracks movement of
birds throughout his country and the nearby airspace of bordering
countries. His system uses specially modified weather radar equipment
to track birds up to 62 miles away. Real-time bird location updates
are made available to Israeli pilots so they can avoid areas that have
a high likelihood of bird strikes. |
| SpaceX
Rocket Engine Has 55 Percent More Thrust |
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The
Merlin 1D, a rocket engine that was successfully tested at the SpaceX
development facility, has 55 percent more thrust than its existing
engine. This rocket engine will be used on both the SpaceX Falcon 9
rocket and the company's upcoming Falcon Heavy rocket, which will have
capability for lunar launches or voyages to Mars. |
| NextGen
Boeing BWB 'Large Enough for a Pilot' |
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Boeing's
X-48C is its latest blended wing body research aircraft and is about
to start a six-month flight test schedule. Although it is remotely
piloted, Boeing plans to make the X-48C the immediate predecessor to a
technology demonstrator that is "large enough for a pilot to
fly." This futuristic aircraft is expected to make about 25
flights between now and the end of the year. |
| India
Reveals Design for Unmanned Stealth Bomber |
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India
recently unveiled a stealthy blended wind body, unmanned bomber
design, which is officially called the IUSAV (Indian Unmanned Strike
Air Vehicle). The aircraft's shape and the materials and coatings help
make it essentially invisible to enemy radar. The IUSAV will carry
smart bombs for its autonomous airborne attacks. |
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HINTS
FOR HOMEBUILDERS: COTTER
KEY INSTALLATION-STANDARD METHOD
 Brian
Carpenter, of Rainbow Aviation, demonstrates the alternate method for
installing a cotter key on a castle nut.Brian is an A&P/IA, DAR for LSA
and experimental amateur-builts, sport pilot instructor examiner, and
CFI. Brian also serves as an EAA technical counselor and flight advisor
for Chapter 1148. Watch the video.
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TIMELESS
VOICES OF AVIATION: JOHN TRULUCK
 As
a P-47 Thunderbolt pilot with the 63rd Fighter Squadron of the 56th
Fighter Group, 8th Air Force, John Truluck (1918-2008) flew 71 combat
missions over Europe during World War II. With seven confirmed aerial
victories, John was one of the many aces in the 56th, known as
"Zemke's Wolfpack" after the group's commanding officer, Hub
Zemke. After finishing his combat tour, John was transferred from the
European Theater of Operations back to Walterboro Air Base, South
Carolina, where he helped transition black pilots who had graduated from
Advanced Flight Training at Tuskegee Army Air Field into the P-47. Watch
the video.
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Where
Are You Flying This Weekend?
Unable to make it
to Oshkosh? There are 54
other fly-ins and
aviation events over
the next two weekends
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Q&A:
I am coming to Oshkosh for AirVenture 2012, and I
can't find my EAA membership card. Do I need to have
it with me to get the member discount when I buy my
camping credentials and admission wristbands?
Answer: Not to
worry, the admission gates have computers that can
be used to access your membership status and
information. You will receive the member rates as
long as you are a member in good standing, and you
may also renew your membership on the spot if that
is necessary. You will not receive a membership card
at that time, but you may ask for a confirmation of
membership receipt that you can use just like your
card. If you renew your membership here, or if you
request a replacement card, your new card will
arrive at the address we have on file for you within
2-4 weeks.
Have a question?
To ask a question regarding government issues,
e-mail EAA Government Relations.
For questions about registration, airmen, aircraft
and medical certification, safety records,
performance, or any other matter, e-mail EAA
Member Services.
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EAA
Desktop Calendar
July 2012
Bruce Cooke, EAA
1082698, of Cambridge, New Zealand, took this photo
of a Van's RV-6A as it landed on Gibson's Beach,
located on New Zealand's North Island. Each year, if
the tides allow, there is a beach landing workshop
during the annual Sport Aircraft Association Black
Sands Fly-In, based out of Raglan Airfield.
Download
this wallpaper image from the EAA
website, where you can choose among several
different resolutions to suit your screen -
including three wide-screen
sizes ... or select an image from the archive.
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NEW ASA ONLINE GROUND SCHOOL TO DEBUT AT
AIRVENTURE
ASA's new Online
Private Pilot Ground School includes two separate editions: one
specifically for students, and another for instructors and schools. The
student edition provides a host of comprehensive ASA resources. The
instructor/school edition provides a complete LMS toolkit that allows
multiple instructors to monitor, manage, and support multiple students.
Each of the editions comes with its own Notebook, which contains
instructions, Online Activation Code, and plenty of pages for taking
notes, journaling, etc. See the new ASA Online Ground School in action
at AirVenture in Booth 2075 in Hangar B.
LIGHTSPEED AVIATION LAUNCHES
FLIGHTLINK APP FOR ZULU.2
Pilots can now turn their iPads or iPhones into flight deck voice
recorders. FlightLink is a free app developed by Lightspeed Aviation to
work with newer Zulu.2
headsets. All communications through the intercom are recorded and
available for instant playback and permanent archiving. Multiple
recordings may be stored either in Apple devices or in an iTunes
account.
HUD SYSTEM MAKES LAUNCHED BY PAT
AVIONICS
A new heads-up display system from Milan, Italy-based PAT
Avionics allows pilots to keep their eyes on the instrument panel
and the sky at the same time. The new G-HULP heads-up or HUD display
allows pilots to easily monitor their airplane's important information -
such as air speed, altitude, and course data - projected on a
transparent glass display right in front of their eyes. The G-HULP HUD
product will make its U.S. debut at AirVenture 2012 in Booth 4128 in
Exhibit Building D.
BARON MOBILE LINK SUPPORTS FOUR XM WX
CONNECTIONS
Baron Services'
Mobile Link device will now provide up to four mobile devices with
the ability to simultaneously connect to and receive XM WX graphical
weather data. This upgrade is the main feature in the free Firmware 2.2
update, which is available immediately for current subscribers. The
Mobile Link allows XM WX satellite weather subscribers to display
onboard weather data by running compatible apps on their mobile devices,
including the iPhone and iPad.
TERRAFUGIA TRANSITION CONTINUES FLIGHT
AND DRIVE TESTING
Terrafugia's prototype
street-legal aircraft, the Transition, has moved into Phase 2 of its six
planned phases of flight testing. Learn more about recent and future
efforts Monday, July 23, at 2:30 p.m. in Forum Pavilion 11 with
CEO/CTO Carl Dietrich. Also stop by the Terrafugia exhibit in Booth 23,
between the bus terminal and Rockwell Collins Hangar C.
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