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Fast Five - October 14 Aviation's most interesting Saturday morning reads View this email with images. TRAINING IPAD HEADSETS RADIOS FLIGHT BAGS FLIGHT SIM 1. Quiz: Weather Theory For Pilots. There is one constant in aviation that affects every flight, no matter if you’re flying as a student pilot in the practice area or flying for the airlines from coast to coast: the weather. Developing a sound knowledge of weather theory is critical in the early phases of flight training to assist with making the important go/no-go decision. Take our latest quiz and test your knowledge of the fundamentals of weather theory. TAKE QUIZ 2. Headset Showdown: Bose A30 Vs. Lightspeed Delta Zulu. The most common question we get about headsets is one of those classic “Coke or Pepsi” questions: should I buy the Bose A30 or Lightspeed Delta Zulu? The good news is there’s no wrong answer—both are great headsets. Having said that, there are some important differences, so in this article we’ll lay out all the details and even offer some of our opinions based on many hours of flight testing. READ MORE 3. The Silent Treatment: Techniques In Learning. In my view, a great instructor knows when what they’re teaching is being absorbed, and when it is not. They can tell when they are being heard. If they sense that they are not getting through to their student, they accept that they are not on the right frequency for a particular item, park their ego, and call for backup. READ MORE 4. How To Use Datalink Weather With ForeFlight. Portable ADS-B receivers provide subscription-free weather and traffic information to pilots, displayed on mobile devices like iPad or iPhones. Here, we’ll take a look at how to use the ADS-B datalink weather features when flying with a Sentry portable ADS-B receiver and ForeFlight. WATCH NOW 5. Podcast: Why Angle Of Attack Is Overrated. Loss of control accidents are a problem, but longtime pilot and engineer Ed Wischmeyer says there simply isn’t a miracle cure. He explains why angle of attack indicators, stabilized approaches, and energy management are all overrated—and the concept he teaches pilots instead. As he says, “You want pilots to have a large comfort zone, so that when they’re flying in normal operations they’re not anywhere near the boundaries of their comfort zone.” LISTEN NOW Video of the Week: Learn To Fly With Sporty’s Pilot Training Courses WATCH NOW Training iPad Headsets Radios Flight Bags Aircraft Supplies Charts Gifts Safety Prefer to Order by Phone? Please call us at 1.800.776.7897 to speak to our order entry department. If you do not wish to receive future emails regarding Sporty’s special offers, please unsubscribe here Sporty's Pilot Shop Clermont County/Sporty's Airport 2001 Sporty's Drive | Batavia, OH 45103 Customer Service - Click Here Copyright 2000-2023, Sportsman's Market, Inc. www.sportys.com