Aircraft Engine Operating Guide

[Mark Hansen]

I'm trying to locate a copy of the Kas Thomas book

"Lightplane Maintenance: Aricraft Engine Operating Guide"

I found a review at Amazon.com from the author explaining that
the TAB edition of the book is a rip-off from his original book,
published by Belvoir Publications.

Does anyone know how I can locate a copy of the Belvoir edition
of this book? After several Google searches, I can only find
references to used copies through Amazon, which look like TAB
editions of the book.

Thanks,

--
Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL
Sacramento, CA

[Stephen N Mills]

Not wishing to sound, you know, like, stupid; but have you tried
contacting Belvoir?

Belvoir Publications * 75 Holly Hill Lane * Greenwich, CT 06836
USA
Tel: (203) 661-6111 * Fax: (203) 661-4802

- Steve


On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 09:53:57 -0800, Mark Hansen >
wrote:

>I'm trying to locate a copy of the Kas Thomas book
>
> "Lightplane Maintenance: Aricraft Engine Operating Guide"
>
>I found a review at Amazon.com from the author explaining that
>the TAB edition of the book is a rip-off from his original book,
>published by Belvoir Publications.
>
>Does anyone know how I can locate a copy of the Belvoir edition
>of this book? After several Google searches, I can only find
>references to used copies through Amazon, which look like TAB
>editions of the book.
>
>Thanks,

[Mark Hansen]

On 3/29/2005 14:06, Stephen N Mills wrote:

> Not wishing to sound, you know, like, stupid; but have you tried
> contacting Belvoir?
>
> Belvoir Publications * 75 Holly Hill Lane * Greenwich, CT 06836
> USA
> Tel: (203) 661-6111 * Fax: (203) 661-4802

Thanks for that - no I didn't think of it.

I did contact Light Plane Maintenance (the publisher of the Magazine)
and they said that the book was long out of print, and they have no
contact information on the author. Strange, as I thought Kas Thomas
started that site/magazine...

>
> - Steve

[Mark Hansen]

On 3/29/2005 14:38, Mark Hansen wrote:

> On 3/29/2005 14:06, Stephen N Mills wrote:
>
>> Not wishing to sound, you know, like, stupid; but have you tried
>> contacting Belvoir?
>>
>> Belvoir Publications * 75 Holly Hill Lane * Greenwich, CT 06836
>> USA
>> Tel: (203) 661-6111 * Fax: (203) 661-4802
>
> Thanks for that - no I didn't think of it.

By the way, I contacted the publisher - no info there either.
I guess I'll just buy the TAB edition...

>
> I did contact Light Plane Maintenance (the publisher of the Magazine)
> and they said that the book was long out of print, and they have no
> contact information on the author. Strange, as I thought Kas Thomas
> started that site/magazine...
>
>>
>> - Steve


--
Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL
Sacramento, CA

[Robbie S.]

Try the following link and the search by Author "Kas Thomas", most of his
books will pop up in the search results.....

http://www.alibris.com/

....Robbie.


"Mark Hansen" > wrote in message
...
> On 3/29/2005 14:38, Mark Hansen wrote:
>
>> On 3/29/2005 14:06, Stephen N Mills wrote:
>>
>>> Not wishing to sound, you know, like, stupid; but have you tried
>>> contacting Belvoir?
>>>
>>> Belvoir Publications * 75 Holly Hill Lane * Greenwich, CT 06836
>>> USA
>>> Tel: (203) 661-6111 * Fax: (203) 661-4802
>>
>> Thanks for that - no I didn't think of it.
>
> By the way, I contacted the publisher - no info there either.
> I guess I'll just buy the TAB edition...
>
>>
>> I did contact Light Plane Maintenance (the publisher of the Magazine)
>> and they said that the book was long out of print, and they have no
>> contact information on the author. Strange, as I thought Kas Thomas
>> started that site/magazine...
>>
>>>
>>> - Steve
>
>
> --
> Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL
> Sacramento, CA

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If you go to your Lycoming Distributor, they will be happy to
give you a copy of the Lycoming Flyer Key Reprints. It contains
numerous articles on all aspects of operation of their engines, and a
lot of it could apply to operation of other brands, too. Interesting
stuff. For free.

Dan

[[email protected]]

wrote:
> If you go to your Lycoming Distributor, they will be happy to
> give you a copy of the Lycoming Flyer Key Reprints. It contains
> numerous articles on all aspects of operation of their engines, and a
> lot of it could apply to operation of other brands, too. Interesting
> stuff. For free.
>
IIRC, the key reprints are also available for download on Lycoming's
website.

John Galban=====>N4BQ (PA28-180)