EMC Aviators' Club
The EMC Aviators Club has
been promoted by Andy Marvin and Antonio Orlandi
To be part of the Club one should be involved in EMC, have a pilot's license (power or gliding) and a
wish to share your adventures and pictures with others.
EMC refers to the science of Electromagnetic Compatibility which is the design of electronic systems so that they will not cause electromagnetic interference in other electronic systems and will not be susceptible to interference caused by these other systems
You can use the club web site to post pictures or links to
your own sites.
You can arrange to share flights with other EMC people when
travelling to meetings or conferences.
We will arrange informal meetings at the main EMC
conferences, probably over lunch or an evening beer or wine.
There is no membership fee. Simply send your profile details
and any pictures (please use standard format and small dimensions) to Antonio
at antonio.orlandi@univaq.it
2007 IEEE EMC SYMPOSIUM
During the Symposium the EMC Aviators have met for the first time.
Andy M., Antonio O. and Ghery P. went flying over Ohau, Molokai and the Big Islands. Look at the pictures HERE
2008, 2009, 2010 IEEE EMC SYMPOSIUM
During the Symposium the EMC Aviators have met. Look at the pictures HERE
We look forward to fly in California !!!
The EMC Aviators' Club is proud to announce that:
ˇ Ghery S. Petitt is the PRESIDENT of the IEEE EMC Society
ˇ Andy Marvin has been elevated to the grade of IEEE Fellow of the IEEE
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Andy Marvin Gliding FAI Silver 'C'
certificate. British Gliding Association Full Rated Instructor |
Antonio Orlandi Flies from URBE airport (LIRU), via Salaria 825, Rome, Italy http://www.aerotechroma.com/ Hope to become someday a VFR FI
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Clayton R. Paul |
Ghery S. Pettit EMC Regulatory Compliance Manager, Intel Corporation Private Pilot, Airplane, Single Engine, Land,
Instrument Airplane (PP-ASEL IA). I
fly out of KOLM (Olympia Regional Airport, Olympia, Washington) Center O
Flying Club. 3 airplanes in the
club. C-172N, C-182P and PA-28R-200 Contacts: ghery.pettit@intel.com or +1 253 371-5515
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John Howard John and two friends were killed whilst flying his Beechcraft Bonanza over Colorado on the 4th August 2010. The cause of the incident is not yet established. |
David A. Larrabee Professor in the Physics Department, East Stroudsburg University, Pennsylvania, USA. Private Pilot Single Engine Land and Glider but currently inactive. Learned to fly gliders in graduate school at Grund Field outside of Ithaca NY (Cornell) (see picture). When I left school I flew out of Somerset Airport with Aero club Albatross and eventually with the club at located at Princeton University’s airport. I continued to fly until I bought a house (more useful but a lot less fun). I also transitioned to power and bought a 1946 Aeronca Champ with a partner. I do want to get back into soaring (when I have lost some weight…) and I wouldn’t mind getting another taildragger…. Contacts: musiclab@ptd.net
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Richard Perdriau Associate Professor in Electronic Engineering at ESEO (Graduate Engineering School, Angers, France). Private pilot, single-engine piston (French "TT"
license equivalent to PPL/A) since 1997. Unfortunately stuck at private
level for medical reasons (requirements for commercial pilots are very
strict ...). Teaches aeronautics in high schools (with a special degree
equivalent to a ground instructor). Hopes to become a VFR volunteering
instructor and to pass the instrument rating. Flies from Angers-Marcé Flying
Club (http://www.aeroclubangersmarce.com) on Angers-Marcé airport
(LFJR) and from CPC (http://pilotage.choletais.free.fr) on Cholet airfield (LFOU), on C172SP, PA28-160, 181
and R180, and Mooney M20J.
Contacts : richard.perdriau@eseo.fr or +33 2 41 86 67 03
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Michael Hatfield EMC Engineer FAA Private Pilot, SEP, Glider. Currently flying Grob 103, ASK-21 and SGS 1-36 With the Skyline Soaring Club in Front Royal VA. He is also building a MONI Motor Glider. Michael's youngest son Ryan (18 years old) passed FAA flight test for Private Glider rating last month. Contacts: 107 Sussex St, Fredericksburg, VA 22405, phone 540-371-4741 |
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Jeremy B. Campbell Power Electronics and EMC Engineer FAA Private Pilot, SEP. Contacts: jeremy.campbell@gm.com, phone: +1-310-626-5115 |
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last mod.: November 11th, 2011
The Victory flight: Jeremy (our new member) and his wife the
day he got the PPL
Ghery and Andy during a break at EMC EUROPE 2011 in York
(GB)
Prof. Tzong-Lin Wu visited us at the UAq
EMC Lab. Toghether in Terni after an enjoyable flight
on I-SMAU a C172
Antonio G. and Antonio O. on I-AINA, C172, north of LIRU
Tzong-Lin, his wife Judy and Antonio O. heading LIRU at 3500
ft amsl at north of Rome's area
Fabio, a TLC collegue, has tried
to "convert" me: and he was almost successful.
Richard reporting final on a night landing at Angers airport
Richard on a C172SP, on the flight to Ussel (LFCU)
Andy ... from a glider to a ..... fighter of the Yorkshire
Squadron.
Andy and Antonio at Terni airfield, ready to take off on I-IAHA (Socata TB9) heading LIRU (Rome Urbe).
The
RAF Shorts Turcano training aircraft had a
complete engine failure and dropped in. It managed to avoid people and
gliders on
the runway but overshot the runway end as it arrived rather hard and burst both
main wheel tyres thus reducing its braking
efficiency. No
injuries and it will be flown out.
Both instructor and pupil were given out standard certificate for
completing a trial glider flight at Andy's glider club.
David L. took this picture of Sommerset Airport (NJ) in the way back from Oshkosh on his 1946 Aeronca Champ.
Antonio flying a P66C (Partenavia,
160 HP) over Rome's countryside.
Francesco (just come back from MS&T -former UMR- EMC
Lab) and Antonio flying I-IADT a P66C (Partenavia,
160 HP).
Ghery sitting on a Piper Arrow after landing at KPUW
(Pullman-Moscow airport, Pullman, Washington).
In memory of John Howard. John flying his Bonanza - a great
plane!
Mike (7), Anna (5) and Antonio on I-IAHA. The first time of Anna !!
Mike, now 11, and Antonio on I-AINA, a C-172.
Andy on the instructor's seat of a Grob
Accro III ...
.... and looking his new Standard Cirrus
Top of a loop in a DG505 over Andy' airfield.
Clayton and Antonio after an Aereobatic
mission.
A wonderful landscape west of York at 3000 ft
Landing at LIRU (Rome Urbe) for
runway 16 on a TB9 Socata
Rome seen from 2000 ft, heading 190°. In the back ground the
dome of St. Peter, the Olympic Stadium. In the foreground the river Tiber and,
on the left, the 34-16 runway of LIRU.
The Campus of York University from 4000 ft: the shadow of
the thermal cloud is on the left.
A hangar for locomotives near Brive (LFBC) runway. No, these aren't model trains !