ADSB seminar, March 26th at KAUN

TGH Aviation in Auburn California would like to invite you to a FREE event on March 26th from 11:00 – 14:00 at the TGH Hangar, located at the Auburn Municipal Airport. The topic they’ll be covering is ADS-B and the requirement to get all planes ADS-B compliant by 2020. The t

  • What is ADS-B?
  • How does ADS-B work?
  • What are the benefits of ADS-B?
  • When should I could equip for ADS-B?
  • What equipment do I need for compliance?
  • Why should I pay for ADS-B “In” if I’m only required to have “Out”?
  • Where are ADS-B ground stations operational?
  • Why should I consider a dual (diversity) antenna installation for my ADS-B solution?
  • I already have an active traffic system. How will this work with ADS-B? If I am receiving and displaying ADS-B “In” datalink traffic, why do I need an active traffic system?
  • How can I tell if I have an appropriate high integrity WAAS/SBAS position source?
  • Product review and recommendations. Garmin, Avidyne, FreeFlight are just a few of the options available and what’s the best option for your plane.
  • Question and answer session.
  • If you are among the first 40 people to RSVP, a free BBQ is included. Feel free to drive or, better yet, fly in! Please RSVP.

    Membership meeting this Tuesday

    Remember to make plans for 1541’s 1st Wings presentation event this Tuesday, the 16th at Cattlemens Restaurant, 2000 Taylor Road, Roseville. For good seating arrive no later than 18:00.

    • 18:00 – Gather and visit
    • 18:30 – Dinner
    • 19:00 – 1541 meeting
    • 19:30 – Brian Brown’s presentation

    This is a joint meeting with the LRAA and is expected to be heavily attended. Cattlemens will have a pay-as-you-arrive table set up for us – dinner is $17.00 which includes steak or chicken, all you can eat bread, salad and beans, tips and tax. Drinks aren’t included.
    You are not required to have dinner.

    Thanks for your help with the hangar

    Thanks to all that dropped by the new clubhouse hangar (S-12) today, and an extra thanks to those that helped in the move in/out.

    Our new EAA home is looking better already and with new lighting to be installed in the next couple of days, along with several other improvements we will have it in shape for meetings very soon. Remember our EAA Hangar is becoming a great place to hang out with your friends at 1541 before or after your next flight. Drop by and see.

    Tomorrow (Sunday Feb 7th) there will be a few of us cleaning and doing some improvement projects between 10:00AM and 2:00PM. You are invited! If you would like to see our new hangar please drop by and say hello.

    We have a clubhouse Hangar!

    The Board has been busy crunching numbers, and the outcome of extensive discussions and exchange of ideas has brought us to the decision to rent hangar S-12 through the end of August. This is a test to verify that we can meet the financial responsibilities to investigate the purchase of the Hangar at the end of August. There will be much more detail of this decision to be given at our meeting on the 16th, as well as how we can utilize our clubhouse for upcoming meetings, pancake breakfasts, movie nights etc. Everyone is invited to get creative with their ideas for this new opportunity to gather for coffee or pancakes on Saturdays, or any number of other things.

    Tomorrow, Saturday Feb 6, all are invited to help move-in and lend a hand to empty the hangar of boxes etc from the hangar and move our stuff in. There will not be a lot to move but this will be a great chance to see our new clubhouse. Dick will have coffee ready and Ron will bring donuts – just look at that, we are already having fun! The hangar is a bit of a mess right now however we will have it looking great in no time.

    VIP Notice – San Jose, CA.

    VIP Notice – San Jose, CA.
    Notice Number: NOTC6393

    Notice: Expect VIP movement February 10-11, 2016 in the vicinity of San Jose, CA. Pilots can expect airspace restrictions in conjunction with this VIP movement. The FAA recommends that all aircraft operators check NOTAMs OFTEN for mandatory airspace restrictions prior to operations within this region.

    Specific instructions and restrictions are available at http://tfr.faa.gov once the NOTAM has been issued.

    *Depicted TFR data may not be a complete listing. Pilots should not use the information on this website for flight planning purposes. For the latest information, call your local Flight Service Station at 1-800-WX-BRIEF.

    VIP Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFR) in California, including San Jose, Los Angeles and the Palm Springs area.

    VIP Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFR) in California, including San Jose, Los Angeles and the Palm Springs area.
    Notice Number: NOTC6389

    February 10-16, 2016 VIP Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFR) in California, including San Jose, Los Angeles and the Palm Springs area.

    NOTAMs may include instructions for gateway screening operations.

    Additional information is available here.

    So… you think you know airspace?

    So… you think you know airspace?
    Topic: Airspace
    On Saturday, February 13, 2016 at 10:00 Pacific Standard Time
    Location:
    EAA Qhut, Benton airport (Oscar 85) westside
    3025 South street
    Quonset Hut, EAA
    Redding, CA 96001

    Select Number:
    WP2563502

    Description:
    Henry Roberson, long time CFI, long time DPE will discuss the current airspace environment, the regulatory aspects and how to transient the different speciality areas (airspace).

    To view further details and registration information for this seminar, click here.

    Aircraft Building Simplified in Two Days

    You Can Build an Aircraft – The EAA will Show You How – Oakland, CA, March 5-6.

    Thinking about building your own aircraft? In the process of building and need some help getting to the next level? Join the EAA at the upcoming SportAir Workshops and get the skills, confidence, and hands-on experience you need to build or restore your dream aircraft.

    Master the aircraft building skill or technique that fits your project:

    • Composite Construction
      Learn basic composite building techniques through this intensive “hands-on” workshop.
    • Fabric Covering
      Experience the techniques of constructing or restoring a fabric covered airplane.
    • Sheet Metal Basics
      Learn the basics of sheet metal applications and get a solid understanding of this method of construction.
    • Electrical Systems & Avionics
      Learn proper soldering techniques among other skills in this course centered on the installation process.