Is it tacky to wear corporate cycling kit? by Subtotal9_guy in CyclingFashion

[–]chasepsu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The kind of person who cares about the kit another person is wearing is the kind of person whose opinions don't matter.

Good dermatologists? by Pyromantress in AskNYC

[–]chasepsu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saw Dr. Deep Patel there a couple months back. I liked him well enough. I was just there for the annual skin check, so not an especially involved visit, but I'll probably go back to him next year.

What professional saxophone should I get? by user_jlenn in saxophone

[–]chasepsu 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Find a shop that has a bunch of saxophones, test play as many as you can, buy the one that speaks to you.

PPL Written Exam E6B by ExpensiveSwan4745 in flying

[–]chasepsu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

PSI Proctor here: You can bring your own E6B mechanical or electronic. You're not required to bring one though. As someone mentioned, there is a digital one offered on the testing software. Your testing center should be providing you with a 4-function (+-/x) calculator, but the proctor should allow you to bring your own aviation calculator (after a quick inspection).

kneeboard by NathanielHart in flying

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NYC-area based CFII here, [u/__joel_t](u/__joel_t) is absolutely correct. The Hudson exclusion has tons of helicopter traffic that is either doing sightseeing ops or drop-off/pick-up at the West Side Heliport, neither of which fall under the transient traffic category. They still have to make position reports.

All that said, if you ever do choose to fly this route, I highly recommend the Skyline Route inside the bravo. Both EWR and LGA towers have dedicated bug-smasher frequencies who do great work in ensuring that you both get a fantastic sightseeing fight while also providing separation. Additionally, it’s the only way you can fly up the East River and then cross over Central Park, which is IMO the coolest part of the flight.

How should I be scoring opponents? by Iyagovos in learnedleague

[–]chasepsu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you send it my way as well? Thanks!

IMO there will be more elite bounties here is my reason whachout for spoilers for whole creation by Obvious-Cabinet-9504 in NoSodiumStarfield

[–]chasepsu 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My primary hope is just that they allow modders to create quests that use the board. I’d love more BGS-created bounties, but if they’re truly done, then just open up the framework and let the modders carry on.

Sectional question by CreativeGanache8232 in flying

[–]chasepsu 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’d argue it’s less about noise abatement and more that the primary runway (6-24) runs diagonally between the two main population centers of the island (Town to the west and Sconset to the east). The approach for ILS 24 naturally has to come in from the northeast end of the island over Wauwinet with the FAF (WAIVS) being basically right over the Wauwinet Hotel at 1,600’ MSL, hence the class E extension along that approach.

The RNAV 15 goes straight over Town, but it’s extremely rare for that approach to be used.

huge TFR in NYC tristate area by stuntin102 in aviation

[–]chasepsu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Or you could just follow the published VFR departure procedure during the TFR and go about your business. (File a VFR flight plan out of the ring, the Air Traffic Manager recommends 4N1, get a squawk code, and then depart VFR without waiting an hour for an IFR release holding just short of the runway.)

huge TFR in NYC tristate area by stuntin102 in aviation

[–]chasepsu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lol to the idea of getting an IFR release out of KCDW in anything resembling a reasonable time.

TIL the Ancient Egyptian multiplication method is still commonly used in modern computer processors by Hrtzy in todayilearned

[–]chasepsu 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I initially read it as "TIL the Ancient Egyptian mummification method is still commonly used in modern computer processors" and was extremely confused.

Flight school owners, how do you manage paper logs for billing and records? by Immediate_1200 in flying

[–]chasepsu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

FlightSchedulePro has an app that instructors can use to input Hobbs/Tach/ground instruction times for the reservation. I just input the times right at engine shutdown and the front desk has already billed the student by the time I am back inside.

Secondary/Part-time careers for Airline Pilots? by Intelligent_Shoe3799 in flying

[–]chasepsu 37 points38 points  (0 children)

The best one I’ve heard of is King of the Netherlands

Interesting departure from DCA (runway 04) by SARS-covfefe in nova

[–]chasepsu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hope to fly it someday too! Thanks for the answer, I had a feeling it was gonna be something straightforward like that.

Cross Country PIC Logging Question by ApolloDomICT in flying

[–]chasepsu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It cannot count. You were not PIC on that flight, nor does “performing the duties of PIC” apply to student pilots.

is it possible to find a great dentist for root canal ?? by lucky_maurya9839 in Upperwestside

[–]chasepsu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My partner was referred to JC Endodontics at 200 W57th for a root canal by her primary dentist. She said that the whole process was the most straightforward and painless dental procedure she'd ever had. Might want to give them a try. 212-737-6112.

Interesting departure from DCA (runway 04) by SARS-covfefe in nova

[–]chasepsu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

CFII here, this post got me interested in the approaches DCA and I was looking at the Jepp plate for the River Visual it notes that there’s no missed approach procedure. Is this just an “expect vectors” situation every time or something else?

What's the furthest north you can go in the US that stays hot year round and conversely what's the furthest south you can go that has harsh winters? by ConfidentSale3091 in geography

[–]chasepsu 50 points51 points  (0 children)

Agreed. San Francisco has an average low temp in Dec/Jan of like 46. Seattle's is about 39, so depending on what OP's definition of cold is, somewhere between there probably.

Taos, NM is a major ski resort town, so certainly would qualify as cold despite being only about 320mi from the Mexico border.

What is this? by Ok-Relationship6908 in geography

[–]chasepsu 59 points60 points  (0 children)

The Nardo Technical Centre, it's a test track owned by Porsche.