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How scary is gasohol? by
Charles Talleyrand
My auto-fuel-stc says very clearly that one cannot use gasoline with
any type of alcohol in it. I understand that beyond the reg itself, the
main reason is that fuel lines can swell if they come into contact with
alcohol cutting of the flow of fuel to the engine.
I'm going to obey the reg...
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March 1st 04 11:39 AM
by Bushy
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looking for design guidelines for a flying school by
Sierra
I'm currently working on a design of a new controlled domestic aerodrome.
The runway is supposed to comply with ICAO code 3C specs. Aircraft like
Fokker F27 Series, Fokker F28, BAe.146 Series, Dash 8 and Dornier 288s could
be operated.
The primary purpose of the airport is for domestic passenger...
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March 1st 04 03:16 AM
by Sierra
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Stupid question about autogas by
Paul Folbrecht
If I buy a 152 getting the autogas STC appeals to me a lot for the
obvious reason (economy).
What I'm wondering about is exactly how the pilots that are running
autogas are getting it to the airport. I can't imagine the typical
answer is much different than "carting it there in cans" but even a...
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Pre-buy inspections by
Paul Folbrecht
I am now getting close to the point where I will be seriously in the
market for an aircraft- most likely a C150 or 152.
I know that I'd be a fool to buy any airplane that I haven't had
inspected by a qualified A&P that is not, of course, affiliated with the
seller. But, let's say I travel a fair...
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For Sale: Airport near Inverell, New South Wales, Australia by
Airport
OWN YOUR OWN AIRPORT!
A unique opportunity to own a fully operational airport with 1000 metre
granite runway, (with bitumen sealed tarmac), conveniently situated close to
the thriving rural town of Inverell, New South Wales, Australia. (
Population 10,000)
Fronting the Gwydir Highway, the airport...
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February 29th 04 09:47 PM
by Airport
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February 29th 04 08:39 PM
by Paul
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Building chasing airport lights -- Attn: Jim Weir? by
Jay Honeck
Today a pilot-guest had the coolest idea for the side-entrance to our lobby:
"Chasing" lights recessed in the drop-ceiling tiles, leading to the main
lobby area, that look just like the "rabbit" lights that lead to the
approach end of a runway!
(Background: Over half of our guests come in the...
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Questions for Jay? by
mikem
Jay,
Does your Pathfinder have a 6.00x6 nose wheel?
What is the allowed gross weight of a Pathfinder?
Is the diameter of the chrome tube above the Nose Wheel 1.5 or 2"?
Do you have a Parts Manual which shows the Piper part numbers of
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WTB Tall Redrive 503 Rotax by
Jean-Paul Roy
Hi
I'm looking to buy a Tall Redrive (cog belt) for a 503 (Prov 4) Rotax
engine. This redrive will be used for a Challenger II to allow a 60 inche
prop.
Thank you
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Cost of engine rebuilds by
Brendan Grace
I've been pricing engine rebuilds and the costs from 15,000 to 20,000
seem ridiculously high. There doesn't seem to be that many more parts
or labour excesses to explain the prices. Anyone have any insights into
were all the money goes? I am really quite shocked at the high costs
for such a...
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Need Source for Slip-On Foam Yoke Grips by
Carl Orton
I've seen slip-on black foam grips that you can use on the skinny mid-60's
Cessna control yokes.
I'm not talking about the leather wrap covers - these are like an open-cell
spongy foam that just slips over the yoke "horns".
I've searched King, Sporty's Aircraft Spruce, the archives, all to no...
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Generator vs Alternator by
Brendan Grace
I was wondering if the cost of going to an alternator verse the current
generator was worthwhile. Anyone gone this way and
found a difference? Any advantages or disadvantages? TIA.
Brendan
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Loss of Mode C and Transponder Reply by
mikem
Lost Mode C and Transponder reply while in Class B airspace the other
day. After landing, was looking at all of the simple obvious things,
like transponder not seated in tray etc. Little voice told me
to look at the antenna, too.
Seems the whip broke at the base and just fell off. It is mounted on...
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Rules on what can be in a hangar by
Brett Justus
Our airport commission has talked about going around and looking in
hangars to crack down on "volatile" liquids being stored within. I
think mainly they're concerned about people keeping fuel for use in
heaters, where there is a more likely ignition source in addition to
the liquids being...
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beautiful by
franck jeamourra
the beauty
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/517426/M/
franck
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February 27th 04 04:46 PM
by Newps
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Electroluminescent Lighting by
dave
Hi all,
Anybody use Electroluminescent Lighting for their instruments/cockpit?
Pro's, Con's ...
Anybody notice any RF noise or other problems from the power inverter?
Thanks
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#5 cylinder not firing by
David R.
We have a 1979 Cessna 182RG with 1350 hours since overhaul. 6 weeks ago,
we began to notice the engine to be rough on the right magneto during
run-up. Over two weeks, it became increasingly difficult to burn it off by
leaning during the run-up, until one day when it became impossible. ...
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Glareshield renewal and TSA by
Roger Long
I stopped by the shop yesterday for what I thought would be a quick check on
the progress of the annual. The fellow had stopped working on the windshield
replacement and moved on to other things in hopes I would stop by and
discuss the appalling appearance of our glareshield.
I had to agree that...
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I just read the AOPA ePilot Flight Training Edition -- Vol. 4, Issue 4 from by
Roger Bartholomee
I just read the AOPA ePilot Flight Training Edition -- Vol. 4, Issue 4 from
January and under Training Tips and they reference "The Tiedowns that Bind"
from the October 2000 AOPA Flight Training.
See: http://www.aopa.org/members/ftmag/article.cfm?article=3811
The author says "It's important to...
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Cold Starts by
Viperdoc
Is it worth lugging long extension cords to plug in the Tanis heaters for my
Baron if it's going to sit outside at 12 degrees for two to three hours
after a flight?
I have cowl plugs which may help a little, but is it really a problem? The
oil will be well circulated, and the battery is in good...
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February 26th 04 08:51 PM
by Newps
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