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Which oil can cutter? by
Jim Burns
Which oil filter can cutter do you or your mechanic use? There are several
available and the prices are as varied as their claims. Wondering what you
use and which ones to avoid. Currently we've taken our filters to a friends
and borrowed him, his cutter, and his time. Time to buy one of my...
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Nose wheel shimmy by
JFLEISC
I read an interesting thread where someone pointed out that all shimmy
preventitive devices are designed to stop something that has already started,
and that wheel balancing may stop a shimmy from ever starting. Makes sense, but
my question is; What, if any, is the normal method of balancing...
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new interior on the cherokee six by
Robet Coffey
The first week in January, my partner & I took out 67 Cherokee Six 260
in for it's first interior update. We have owned the plane for almost
two years and the original interior, while in great shape for it's age
needed to be replaced.
While they were in there we opted for new seat belts, 1/4"...
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Piper Wheel Pants Question by
Brian Sponcil
As you may or may not know, Piper changed their wheel pants (at least on the
Warrior) around 1978. IMHO the later model pants are quite a bit
nicer/better than the old ones. Now the question is, I own a '75 Warrior.
Can I legally put the later model pants on it? If so, what's required in
terms...
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Starter selection -- seeking input by
[email protected]
We are about to order a factory rebuilt Lycoming IO-360-C1C6 engine for our
Arrow IV. The engine comes with a new starter, and we can choose either the
"conventional" Prestolite MZ-4222 or the "light weight" Sky-Tech 149-12PM.
Price is the same either way. We have never used anything but...
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Value of a K6 PE sailplane glider? by
Steve Simpson
I am looking to sell my glider and cant find a true value of this
machine. If anyone out there is in the know please can you contact me on
my e-mail address.
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Century Ic and GPS by
Grandmaster
Anyone know...Do I need a Digital to Analog converter to connect my
Garmin 396 to my Century Ic? Anyone got any schematics? Does anyone
have a setup like this? How efficient is the wing leveler (does it
hold a track when slaved to a gps source)?
Thanks, Kelly
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Replacement Cessna 152 panel by
Paul Folbrecht
Where can I get one? I looked at places like Aircraft Spruce and found
nothing.
My panel is cracked and chipped in numerous places. It looks like crap.
I know you can buy replacement panels without the holes drilled for
chearp. I can take care of the holes.
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Reverse Vacuum Damging to Instruments? by
O. Sami Saydjari
Recently, I had an A&P put the wrong vacuum pump into my Piper Turbo
Arrow 3 (the work was done about 3 weeks ago). When I started the
engine, the wrror was obvious because none of the vacuum instruments
functioned. The D.G. was spinning wildly. The A&P was there when I
started my engine and saw...
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May 7th 05 07:15 AM
by Roger
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HARRIER CRASH - video by
Don Tuite
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 19:19:12 +0100, "Paul Sengupta"
wrote:
Strange, you'd think the lever thing would be instinctive to a Harrier
pilot, especially one as experienced as a display pilot.
Paul
Stop me if I've posted this before. . .No, nevermind. ...
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Opinion on club share by
Paul Folbrecht
I am considering this:
1/13th share in '97 172R. GPS. 2200TT, couple hundred hours on a new
engine.
Buy-in: $3800
Dues: $150/month flat plus $38/hr wet for time.
It seems like a pretty good deal to me. The aircraft is immaculate and
makes the 20+ year-old 152s I've been driving seem like.....
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A flying Bear by
Fil330
A flying bear :
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/370981/M/
Fil330
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Prop Balance and Murphy by
Denny
WIth 4 hours on the fresh top overhaul I decided it was time to
balance the prop as we removed the weights when sending the props out
for new studs...
I was delayed a bit at my monthly meeting down in Grand Blanc and got
back to the airport at a quarter to one... The Kid was chomping at the
bit......
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December 20th 04 03:01 AM
by dave
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Mooney M20F narrow across the shoulders by
Mark Hansen
I looked at a 1969 Mooney M20F over the weekend, and was surprised
to see how narrow it is in the cockpit. While sitting in the pilot's
seat, I was pushed to the right by the left side of the cabin, and
was not able to sit directly behind the control yoke.
Perhaps I'm just too big for this...
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OOPS! Got contact cement on the windshield by
Mike Rapoport
I managed to get some 1300L contact cement on the windshield of my Helio
Courier while reattaching the vinyl to the glareshield. Does anyone know if
I can use "adhesive remover" on an acrylic windshield without causing
crazing? Any other suggestions? Thanks!
Mike
MU-2
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Cessna 152 by
Jay
I'm taking my PPL and trying to locate a
decent/depedable 152 to purchase rather than
keep renting.Also how many hours on the
TTAF time is too many before problems arise.
It seems most flight schools are selling
around 9k-10k hours?
Any 152 sellers out there?
Thanks Jay
Nashville TN
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