There's a 2008 DA40 XLS at Steel being offered for over 400k. I'm rather shocked at that price, frankly. I find it hard to believe my plane (also a 2008 xls) has gone up in value THAT much. Super curious if it's getting any hits _at all_.

I replaced it with a brand new SR22T and couldn’t be ...

One of the primary jobs of ATC is to keep aircraft on an IFR plan from colliding with other aircraft. It doesn't matter if the other aircraft is on an IFR plan, flight following, or just flying around VFR in VMC in Class E.

And yet they still provide IFR services in location with no radar or even ...

They are always responsible for separation of aircraft on an IFR plan

They are not responsible for separation from VFR aircraft, which is why I said IMC - because then you know everyone is on an IFR flight plane, and thus you are getting separation.

If you're flying IFR, ATC should be providing separation.

* in IMC

I everyone! I did manage to get this done at my annual and the person who did the work was kind enough to write up how he did it in an effort to make what sounds like a horrible process a little less horrible.

The numbers in parens reference parts on the diagram attached. This work was done by ...

can't have too many outlets,either.

For locality, or do you also need the breakers to support a bunch of load?

Reviewing it, I believe even with a fresh gas spring i fail some of those points. Looks like I need some lubrication in some key places, or "if it can't be determined, contact DAI" which sounds like a good time.

Is that static because of a ceramic coating he has? Or is that just something that happens in hard imc that I don't get the joy of experiencing in my "Gentleman's IFR" da40?

One of the Galvin planes got wrapped. It looked awesome (advertisement for the owner's company), but sat for months while the owner tried to get it signed off as airworthy, which it never did and it went back to pure white. It was a little weird seeing a diamond without any stripes! I have a picture ...

Dang you raise flaps early! You're wheels have barely left the ground.