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February 14, 2013
Volume 13, Number 7 |
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T O P S T O R Y
P-64 Runs for First Time in Decades
The EAA AirVenture Museum's rare North American P-64 fighter - often referred to by warbird lovers as an "export fighter version of the AT-6 Texan" - was started up for the first time in more than 20 years last Friday, and it was only fitting that EAA Founder Paul Poberezny did the honors. Read more >>
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M U L T I M E D I A
New Zealand STOL Competition
Earlier this month, Jock Struthers' Zenith STOL won the Short Take-Off and Landing competition in New Zealand with a score of 50.4 meters. Fifty-five pilots from around the country competed in four weight classes at the event.
Watch video >>
Timeless Voices - Lawrence Fick, WWII B-24 navigator
Hints for Homebuilders - Idle Circuit on Bing 54 Carburetor
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MAC'S BLOG: The New Partial Panel Flying
When most of us learned to fly instruments the term partial panel had a very specific meaning. Flying partial panel meant the attitude gyro, and usually the directional gyro, were not working and you were left with only a turn coordinator or turn & bank gyro to know up from down if you were flying in the clouds. But the new flat glass cockpits with the electronic gyros have redefined partial panel.
Read more >> : : Recent posts >>
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EAA Members Must Urge Caucus Membership
As the 113th Congress settles in on Capitol Hill, the House and Senate General Aviation caucuses need the support of existing and new members for what is going to be a crucial session of Congress for general aviation. EAA is asking our members to use Rally Congress to reach out to their congressmen and senators and urge their active support of the General Aviation Caucus. Read more >>
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Honor Your Fallen Loved Ones on EAA's Memorial Wall
Each year during AirVenture, EAA's Memorial Wall ceremony honors those departed loved ones whose passion for aviation profoundly affected our lives. Located on the edge of Pioneer Airport, the wall's bronze plaques provide a permanent shrine for inductees. Read more >>
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International Aerobatic Club Member Benefits
Whether you are interested in flight competitions or just learning more about the exciting field of aerobatic flight, the International Aerobatic Club (IAC) offers a wide variety of benefits for its members. These include eligibility to compete in regional and national competitions, and access to numerous comprehensive educational programs in such areas as judging seminars and safety, and other chapter activities. Read more >>
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EAA's Hops & Props Tickets on Sale
Hops & Props, EAA's annual fine food- and beverage-tasting event, will be held on Saturday, March 9, at the AirVenture Museum in Oshkosh. Attendees will have the opportunity to sample from among more than 250 different extraordinary beverages provided by microbreweries and distributors from around the world. Learn about the brewing process and history, and become a discerning beverage taster. Learn more or purchase tickets >>
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Lightspeed Adds More Zulu Headsets to Young Eagles Pilot Giveaway
For the past two years, Lightspeed Aviation has provided one of its premier Zulu headsets to EAA's Young Eagles program to be given away at the end of the year via drawing to a lucky Young Eagles pilot. Starting in 2013, Lightspeed will graciously provide three more headsets to create a quarterly prize drawing. Read more >>
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Display Your Love of Aviation
Starting today, receive 60% off EAA's World of Flight calendar when you order through ShopEAA.org. Keep track of important dates with this 12-month wall calendar while enjoying month after month of excellent aviation photography. Sale ends February 20 or while supplies last.
Call 800-564-6322 or Shop online >>
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