Alvie Wall, Infinity Power Parachutes
A great bit of news from the Sport Aviation Expo in Sebring was that Infinity Powered Parachutes became the first US domestic manufacturer of powered parachutes to certify one as a Special Light Sport Aircraft (S-LSA). We visit about that accomplishment with Alvie Wall. Infinity Power Parachutes (1/16/07)

Paul Hamilton, Adventure Productions
Also talked about at Sebring, Paul Hamilton worked with Phil Lockwood to create a Rotax 912 Operators DVD. Paul talks about the DVD and how it should help Rotax 912 Owners. Adventure Productions (1/16/07)

Shawn Okun, Float Planes And Amphibs
Shawn Okun is recovering from a long show week, but he joins us to talk about announcements made at the show by his team at Float Planes and Amphibs. As fate would have it, the announcements have a lot to do with the water. Float Planes And Amphibs. (1/16/07)

Mike Stratman, California Power Systems, Inc.
Mike Stratman has a new facility for servicing aircraft at Oakland North Field in the Bay Area of California. Mike talks about the facility, the history of the airport, and how to get there. If you have questions while the show is live, IM them in on Yahoo Instant Messenger to UFRadio. Roy@EasyFlight.com is the address you can use to E-mail those questions in, if that's the way you prefer to communicate. California Power Systems, Inc. (1/16/07)

Jim Sweeney, SweeneyCorp, NAPPF Board Member
Jim Sweeney joins us to talk about how to become a Sport Pilot Certified Flight Instructor. There's still a year for those that are flight instructors under the exemptions to transition to CFIs. Jim talks about how to make that transition and how what's involved if you start from scratch. SweeneyCorp, NAPPF (1/16/07)

Brian & Carol Carpenter, Rainbow Aviation Services
Brian and Carol Carpenter take time out from teaching a 16 hour course in Florida to talk about their upcoming Repairman Maintenance Course in Corning, California. They explain what your host has to look forward to for the next few weeks. Rainbow Aviation Services (1/16/07)

Garland Travis, UltraFlight Magazine
Gar Travis is a photographer for UltraFlight Magazine and has a few magazine covers to his credit. He talks to us about how to take great pictures of sport aircraft. UltraFlight Magazine (1/9/07)

Russell Marsolek, EAA Chapter 919
Russell Marsolek has discovered a way to combine the hobby of Amateur Radio (ham radio) and aviation. In his Challenger I, he placed a small pack containing a two-meter radio, a gel cell battery, and a GPS. The radio is programmed to transmit his GPS location every 30 seconds. This signal is picked up by several ground based “nodes” and is then retransmitted. At many “hams” homes are computers with an Automatic Position Reporting System. Those hams are able to see cars, trucks, and now his plane when he flies. RLM Web Site (1/9/07)

Peter Rouse, FAA Small Airplane Directorate
Peter Rouse is a Aviation Safety Engineer for the FAA. He joins us to talk about a Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin that addresses concerns pilots should be aware of when using automobile gasoline that contains alcohol (ethanol or methanol) in their aircraft. See the SAIB in PDF form. (1/9/07)

Ronnie Smith, South Mississippi Light Aircraft
Ronnie Smith gets a lot of his information from studying service bulletins published by Rotax. He explains how you can receive that same information and how to drill down to the important content in the service bulletins. If you have questions while the show is live, IM them in on Yahoo Instant Messenger to UFRadio. Roy@EasyFlight.com is the address you can use to E-mail those questions in, if that's the way you prefer to communicate. South Mississippi Light Aircraft (1/9/07)

Dave Parsons, RunwayFinder.com
Jim Sweeney introduces us to Dave Parsons, who has developed a great, free, on-line planning tool for navigation. Dave talks about RunwayFinder.com and how you use it to help plan your cross country trips. RunwayFinder.com (1/9/07)

Jim Sweeney, NAPPF Board Member
Jim talks about another great flight planning resource, the FAA's graphical TFR list. This site not only lists all of the Temporary Flight Restrictions, it also shows them mapped on the the local sectional. Jim talks about how to navigate the site and some of the other things it offers. SweeneyCorp, NAPPF (1/9/07)