Crimson Red Sports

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Welcome, FB.  You'll find this pacle eerily similar to the good ole' days of TS.  It's like a Lay's chip - can't eat just one, and you can't make just one post.   :D

BeuonosBwenos Awww, shucks!  Hi Flyboy. ;)

To whom shall I award an e-cred for having the first post give a person 'ed' level?  That was classic!

'Sup?

Instant e-cred for everyone who posts in my inaugural CRS thread!  ssmithhh - had to get you off the dreaded 13...

Welcome.  Have an e-cred.

So I take it you are not blocked at work any more?

That would be me, gilmer.  ;)

Welcome.

Nope, I gots peeps.   And I gave you the e-cred for the ed level.

Welcome Flyboy and I hope you have a Grand ole time here. RTR!

Flyboy!  It's about time you rolled in...   :P

great to see you, have an e-cred #.

It took a little persuasion to get it unblocked. 

Lol, I forgot you were blocked at work.  Nice.

Shoot they should never block Crimson Red at work. Aww, what a harsh day. Tell them you need a small hit of CRS everyday. lol, RTR!

Welcome Flyboy!  Glad you made it over. :D

Hey Flyboy! Good to see you, brah!

Hey CP, cb

'Sup ol' friend

Welcome Flyboy! Glad you could join us.

Welcome aboard FB. Good to see ya man.

Welcome...im new too.  I came over here because I got sick of you making fun of me losing my keys at the UcheaT game.   :D

Taz, #1, navychief - good to see you all again.  Terrie - nice to meet you - unless I already know you under a different name and if so, glad to see you again as well.

Hey FB,need to buy a plane?

My son would love that (me too).  Where did you find it?

Los calles son verde pero mi tio esta infermo.

The something with green but my something is sick?

I googled it,under plane images   :D

Bueno -casi- cred for effort

I just ran it through google translate:

The streets are green but my uncle is sick.

                               :lol:

Si. Now tell me why I said that? That'll keep you busy for a while.

I better go back and read the previous posts to see if there is some context there.

Nada.  It must have been something from the old pacle.

That may be all I can fly if the FAA doesn't approve my medical certificate this time.  Late last year I was diagnosed with sleep apnea.  But since I am diagnosed and getting treatment - I may lose the privilege.  BUT if I had gone undiagnosed and drowsily skyward I would be fine....  Oh well. 

I think you can fly sport pilot with a valid driver's license can't you?

Sport pilot is too restrictive.  If I get denied a medical then I can't even exercise sport pilot privileges...  Once you taste the freedom of flight you don't want to be told you have to fly in a go-cart instead of a Ferrari.  I have to get my AME and sleep doc together to petition the FAA for a special issuance medical certificate.  My apnea index is 29  (a 4 will get you on the CPAP machine).  They may require a MWT - maintenance wakefulness test - which means I go back to the sleep lab, sit around for a few hours then they put me in a recliner and turn out the lights for 40 minutes.  I fail if I fall asleep.  Now how many 40 year old men can stay awake, in a dark room, IN A RECLINER? 

Good luck FB....
Can you drink lots of coffee before the recliner test?

I recently had to fill out lots of paperwork for a patient who is a commercial pilot.  He is on cholesterol med.  The paperwork was extensive and included lab results for the past cpl of years before he was on the medication, the last cpl of results post medication and info on the medication.

It was nice of him to bring me coupons for free drinks from SouthWest as a bribe to get it done quicker.  I'm not a flyer though.

That's right.  That's why a lot of guys who fly around in th go-karts anyway just stop going to renew their medical.  If it just expires they are still legal, but if they go in to renew it and fail they are in trouble.

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I seriously considered that for a few seconds.  Even though I don't own an airplane, and won't until the kids are through with school, I have access to several aircraft that are outside the scope of the sport pilot performance criteria.  I can fly those planes for not much more than the cost of the fuel.  I don't have access to a sport pilot certified aircraft that's not on floats.  From my understanding I can't fly a sea plane on a driver's license medical. 

One of my uncle's good friends is a former 777 captain for JAL.  He went in for his 6 month class I medical and found out he had a heart problem.  No more class I medical, no more high $$$$  job, no reprieve at all...