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Forum: Private Flying

15th Aug 2006, 02:59

Replies: 32

Very Random Question - but serious answers needed!

Views: 4,143

Posted By weasello

I recently did a 4 hour flight with a good...

I recently did a 4 hour flight with a good friend, and though we stopped at random small airports every hour... And purchased a can of pop at each one... I was suprised that washroom breaks didn't...

Forum: Private Flying

15th Aug 2006, 02:47

Replies: 73

WristWatch Selection

Views: 8,882

Posted By weasello

Sorry to drag up an old, old thread - but I...

Sorry to drag up an old, old thread - but I thought I'd let you all know what I got. Thanks a lot for all the advice - I was on the brink of buying a $300 (CDN) Casio with altimiter and barometer and...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

15th Aug 2006, 02:26

Replies: 1

The Joy(?) of Written Testing

Views: 439

Posted By weasello

The Joy(?) of Written Testing

I'm looking for some advice!

I'm currently working on my Commercial License in Canada; out of a required 200 hours experience I'm sitting at nearly 170. Most of my training is done and just last...

Forum: Private Flying

5th Jan 2006, 17:14

Replies: 73

WristWatch Selection

Views: 8,882

Posted By weasello

Re: WristWatch Selection

Good point!

I'm looking for anything between $100-300US, and I don't care about "bling factor" (I'm not wearing it to impress), so functionality is at a premium. I don't put a lot of weight in the...

Forum: Private Flying

5th Jan 2006, 16:31

Replies: 73

WristWatch Selection

Views: 8,882

Posted By weasello

WristWatch Selection

Searching this forum for the word "watch" is a dangerous task, so for those clocks you wear on your arm I'll refer to them as "wristwatch" for future generations of searchers :)

I'm looking to get...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

19th Oct 2005, 06:11

Replies: 6

Instructor's Rating: Now, Later, Ever?

Views: 802

Posted By weasello

:ooh: no no no! Don't get me wrong - I LOVE...

:ooh:

no no no! Don't get me wrong - I LOVE instructing. I do a lot of teaching at my workplace and I've aspired to be a teacher many times over.

I daresay, from my obviously unbiased point of...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

17th Oct 2005, 17:06

Replies: 6

Instructor's Rating: Now, Later, Ever?

Views: 802

Posted By weasello

To be honest, I have no idea what "modular"...

To be honest, I have no idea what "modular" means. Maybe it's country specific? I'm based in Canada.

I ask the question primarily because, I get my CPL after 200 hours, and 35 of my remaining...

Forum: Canada

17th Oct 2005, 15:55

Replies: 41

Are canadians boring?

Views: 6,444

Posted By weasello

I'm a canuck and don't consider myself boring......

I'm a canuck and don't consider myself boring... a little off, but that's about it :)

I composed a "day in the life" of a Canadian on my website:

Clicky Clicky...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

17th Oct 2005, 14:48

Replies: 6

Instructor's Rating: Now, Later, Ever?

Views: 802

Posted By weasello

Instructor's Rating: Now, Later, Ever?

I'm sitting at a nice cozy 120 hours right now and am in the midst of mapping out my career and training goals. I have very limited funds (ahhh flying, how kind you are to my wallet) and am trying to...

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