Old aviation podcast that records once in awhile for old times’ sake.
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Old aviation podcast that records once in awhile for old times’ sake.
https://forum.pilotground.com
https://rumble.com/FARAIM
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Lee, Scott and Robert try out a new intro in this first part of a two part series covering icing. Robert's brand new microphone crackles more than the old one. Lee confuses Scott and Robert with his TAT & SAT acronyms. Scott calls into the program on his Motorola Razr to argue with Lee and Robert about how to use carburetor heat and teach us about wheel icing.
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Robert rudely leaves out Lee and Scott from the intro as the episode quickly turns into a argument about whether or not you need a commercial pilots license to run booze out to the island and also, private vs. commercial for selling photography services. Scott schools Lee and Robert on BasicMed and more.
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Lee, Scott & Robert finally get into a groove as technical difficulties attempt to take down the show in this fascinating discussion of aeronautical knowledge. Join the 3 hosts on a chair flying flight as they argue about proper radio procedures on a pretend flight from Put-In-Bay Island to Kelley's Island in Robert's old Cessna 150.
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Skip Ahead To Updated Episodes #065, #068, #070 & #079
In the most unprepared for episode in FAR AIM history, Lee, Scott & Robert try to cover FAR 61.107. And by try to cover... I mean Robert ends up just reading the Private Pilots ACS (Airman Certification Standards). Lee gives unsolicited advice to flight instructors about pre-flight instruction and talks taxiway speed limits. Scott tries to recall if he has a check list still, everyone gets into and argument about how to bring an airplane in for landing (stabilized approach vs. power-off approach) and so much more! Taking a check ride for your private pilots certificate? We cover the highlights of what can be covered on your flight with the Designated Examiner.
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Lee, Scott & Robert breakdown FAR 61.109(a) in the first episode of the FARAIM podcast. 61.109 answers one of the most commonly asked questions that pilots get from aspiring pilots... How long does it take to get a pilots license?
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