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Way to stretch those new legs! Any details of the flight--track, time, speed, etc? Fuel availability in the Virgins? Airspace / overflight issues? I'm assuming by the big grin that the flight went well.  ;)

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Way to stretch those new legs! Any details of the flight--track, time, speed, etc? Fuel availability in the Virgins? Airspace / overflight issues? I'm assuming by the big grin that the flight went well.  

Good morning. Flight was at FL17 - just shy of 4.5 hours LOP - landed with 17 gallons. TAS of @205. BOHLKE in StX has fuel at $6+ so added only 20 gallons, flew to st thomas the next day at st thomas jet center where fuel was $4+, so topped off.

Customs to leave was confusing so filed eapis and went to TJIG and did customs there in less than :05.

Headed back this weekend.


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Good morning. Flight was at FL17 - just shy of 4.5 hours LOP - landed with 17 gallons. TAS of @205. BOHLKE in StX has fuel at $6+ so added only 20 gallons, flew to st thomas the next day at st thomas jet center where fuel was $4+, so topped off.

Customs to leave was confusing so filed eapis and went to TJIG and did customs there in less than


Customs? I thought direct Miami to PR or VI didn’t require going through customs?



Tom
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This looks like a great “weekend” trip. KHWO to TIST might be just the ticket for an inexpensive/easy route to that area of the world. Launching from IST to Saint Lucia and Grenada sounds like a perfect trip to me. Bucket list for sure. 

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Outbound flights from mainland USA to PR or USVI doesn’t require a clearance, at least from the CBP training I received several years ago. Departing PR or USVI to mainland USA does indeed require customs. It may sound ridiculous but it is necessary due to zero border defence on those islands from people just showing up in a raft (happens all the time).


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Outbound flights from mainland USA to PR or USVI doesn’t require a clearance, at least from the CBP training I received several years ago. Departing PR or USVI to mainland USA does indeed require customs. It may sound ridiculous but it is necessary due to zero border defence on those islands from people just showing up in a raft (happens all the time).


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It’s kind of goofy. So here it is...

From the US - eapis and you’re good
From the USVI - eapis and customs (there or upon landing in the us)
From PR - eapis AND agricultural inspection

essentially USVI is outside the USA for customs purposes. PR within but you need an Agriculture ok

Hope this helps


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1 hour ago, OHAEDO said:


I wouldn’t do cánula above 12k but that’s me


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They work just fine up to 180 as rated.

I wouldnt use O2 below 12k

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What flow rate with an Aerox pendant cannula should I use? Titrate to effect?


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23 minutes ago, tigers2007 said:

Titrate to effect?


 

This.

Start off at the level on the flowmeter for your altitude and adjust for your pulse ox, I like to be 92-93%

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