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Re: Swift Fuels Are all turbo's going to be affected??? There are a lot of them out there.

Re: Great Lakes Fly-In and Operation Good Cheer! I'd wouldn't mind coming If I'm in St louis, but between full time flying and taking care of my 91 year old mother I can only plan a day or two in advance

Re: Spotted at Oakland Oct 11 BTW, I know Ed. A former Eastern Airline Mech. Straight Shooter. If he told me there MIGHT be something wrong with my engine, I would have him look at it and satisify himself that all was well. Your life, the lives of your loved ones, and others on the ground...

Re: Spotted at Oakland Oct 11 I thought that was the Green Monster, there's another green commander on Long Island??

Re: Oshkosh 2015 Welcome to the Group David, Spent many Happy years visiting Isreal, staying right on the Beach in Tel Aviv until just last year. Still Miss it. Would have loved to take a ride around Isreal with you, but don't know If I'll get a chance at another layover until I retire...Shalom!

Re: The fun begins! New owner as of today Congrats Dean, I knew you'd find the right one with enough time..

Re: Good morning new member in Denver As with that other procedure who's name shall not be mentioned, Gammi has been doing some ground breaking research, and if that's what they found, then I'm not sitting there there anymore at idle trying to "cool down the turbo" anymore.

Re: What is the next Adventure What about the Cayman's? Incredible diving in Little Cayman...

Re: Flush mounted tail beacon Mine has is. You need to have the strobes on anytime the beacon/engine is running, that way, you can see the airplane from behind. Otherwise, of course, you can't see the airplane because the beacon gets hidden from directly behind. There is SUPPOSE to be a placard...

Re: Lop Maybe start off 5% higher power than you want to cruise at then lean? Now you've lost the MP to get down to the cruising MP you wanted

Re: OH Bound The Presidential tour brings you to the Active side of Wright-Patterson, in that hanger is the one surviving XB-70, the first prototype. It's one of the most Awesome aircraft ever built, and at the time, worth it's weight in Gold. They've got a couple of books in the Bookstore that...

Re: Super Commander owners "There are no problems that more horsepower can't fix" Tim "the tool man" Taylor

Re: Invasion at Michigan Airports Your Right Rob, I still have a bit of trouble with the English language from time to time :)

Re: Invasion at Michigan Airports I'd like to go John Deere for my next sub compact tractor, but dealers will just not discount, and my Local kubota dealer will give me a great cash price. Would like to buy American (Have a one man boycott going against their cars while they are killing whales...

Re: FAA & BMI: MUCH AD0-doo about nothing I bet Bob Hoover has met some nice FAA guys during his lifetime, but then again I would assume he may have some thoughts about the Absolute power bestowed upon them without any checks to that power.

Re: Friends don't let friends fly IFR Congrats Ben, and always remember what you just got is a license to learn all about flying.

Re: Members only access To all those Volunteers out there in Commanderland who've worked their Pompous Asses off to make this a great Web site, and and an invaluable source of information in order to Keep our Planes in the air, a very hearty Thank you for all you done for us.

Re: The "Ultra" Commander Test Flight Something you put in the Gasoline????Marvels mystery Oil maybe?

Re: Air Chart systems I'll give it a try. I used to use AOPA flight planning services, I really liked it, but they just changed it, and I find it very cumbersome to use now. Why do people feel the need to change when the product it works for well?

Re: Air Chart systems Thanks Scott, will look that up. Fore Flight said the Ipad's GPS wasn't all that great, and recommended a blue tooth gps for better and more accurate reception.How's the Galaxy's gps? do you need and external GPS as well?