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A36 for Family Trips by
Bob
Contemplating share of A36 primarily for work trips but also for
occasional trips with family of six (small kids). We are resigned to
shipping most of our luggage UPS for longer trips, but are interested
in strategies Bonanza owners in this situation have used to cram in
some storage here and...
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C172 safety: Screws under the wing above the doors by
[email protected]
Our 172 has two screws missing from under the wing where
it connects to the fuselage above passenger door.
The size of those screws are quite big. My question is whether
they are important to the stuctural integrity of the wing ? They
may have come off during flight due to the vibrations. But...
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74 Archer ignition switch question by
Mike Noel
My ignition switch occasionally locks up (with the key inserted) in the off
position when I try to start the engine. At first I thought it might be a
worn key and pulled out my spare figuring it would fix the problem. No such
luck. I have to fiddle with it to get it unstuck. The first time...
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Hangar rent in Fairhope, AL by
Dan Luke
Construction is in progress for 16 new "T" hangars at 4R4 in Fairhope.
After 6 years on the waiting list, I'm guaranteed to get one if I want it.
Because of long lead times for structural components--particularly steel
structural members--completion is not expected until December.
Rent will be...
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Tugs by
Dico
Hello,
Can anyone recommend a good tug for a Twin Comanche? I see there are
some companies out there that make them... but if anyone has their
personal experience they want to share, i'd like to hear it... if you
can provide a link to their website it would be even better!
-dr
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Questions on twin operation by
Frode Berg
Hi!
I have a few questions regarding twin operation.
This is all just lofty dreams for me right now, but I want realistic dreams,
hence the questions...:-)
I am a professional bass player by trade.
My instrument is BIG, meaning no way I can get it in my Arrow...:-(
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Prop Blade Wiggles on C182 by
Greg Esres
A local pilot called me with a preflight issue of a propeller blade on
C182 being a bit loose in its socket. Holding the blade tip, he could
wiggle it front to back and twist it slightly, changing its pitch.
Some mechanics told him it was safe to fly home.
Anyone disagree?
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Importing Canadian aircraft into US by
Shad
I see this subject was discussed on the list back in '99, but I was
wondering what people have been doing lately. I am purchasing a
Canadian registered 206 and am importing it into the US. The aircraft
just had an annual, but the owner doesn't have insurance on it, so the
option of having him fly...
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Learning piston engine basics by
[email protected]
Is there a good place on the web that describes the basics and
terminology of piston engines? I understand the basic concepts, but
some of the terms I read, like journals and bosses, etc., are a bit
beyond me and I'd like to get a little bit better knowledge of the
concepts. I'm definitely not...
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by GE
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Plug fouled by
Denny
Well, having to do a bunch of cross country flying moving grandchildren
around, 20 hours over two weeks, means I had to put in 100LL at
whatever backwater airport I happened to be at, instead of the cheap
nasty mogas I usually burn... Of course, starting up on a remote
airstrip mean't finding a...
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Removing paint from windshield by
tony roberts
so - the continuing saga - after my glareshield fell off on takeoff (see
earlier post) a friend repaired it and remounted it. Then he noticed
that he had "missed" a few spots so he brought the aerosol of black
paint into the cockpit . . . well, you can guess the rest.
Does anyone know how to remove...
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Group poll: Favorite greases by
Jim Burns
....other than pork fat and olive oil
For those who do their own aircraft lubeing, which brand of MIL G-23827
Acft, Inst, Gear and Accuator Screw grease do you like? Why? any dislikes?
also for MIL G-3545 High temp/wheel bearing grease.
How old are these mil specs and have their been...
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Flying to Alaska info by
[email protected]
Hey all... awhile back I posted about my proposed flight from Virginia to
southeast Alaska (specifically, Juneau). I used to live there so I'm aware of the
weather potential. I'm thinking of staging from the interior of BC (Atlin, perhaps)
and coming down Taku inlet or White pass if the weather's...
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Suggestions for Organizing Aircraft Documents? by
CDP_bayarea
Pending completion of the pre-buy/annual inspections I'm about to
become 1/2 owner of a Cherokee. My partner is the current owner of the
aircraft and she also owns an aerobatic plane. My guess is that I will
end up taking over the record keeping etc. on the plane. Mainly
because I want to.
I...
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Buying into existing partnership? by
Chris
Gang,
I am planning to buy into an existing partnership. Should I be less
vigilant during prebuy than when buing a plane by myself? - maybe no,
but I would like to listen to some arguments.
Thanks
Chris
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C182 - Intermittent Alternator by
WinstonCup
I have a 1978 C182 Q. I recently experienced my alternator turning off and the
high voltage light coming on. I cycled the switch (1/2 master) and got it to
reset every time, however, the interval between episodes varied. I had the
Voltage Regulator and the Alternator replaced (new) and flew a...
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Cessna 210 charging problem by
John Clonts
I am now able to reproduce my charging problem.
Engine off, Bat and Alt on:
Bus voltage: 24.8
Supply to Voltage Regulator: 22.6
Voltage Regulator Output to Alt Field: 21.6
I'm thinking maybe I should rig a jumper from Bus to the Voltage regulator
to see if the problem has to do with that 2.2v...
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SpaceShip One - No Pressure Suit? by
Carl Orton
Guess the real question is: At what altitude is a pressure suit required?
Was SpaceShip One pressurized? All we saw was Melville with an O2 mask.
You always see the U2 pilots with full pressure suits, but I guess that
could be because of the duration at altitude? Since Melville was only...
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buying from an estate by
G.R. Patterson III
Tony Woolner wrote:
Is it more difficult to buy a plane from an estate rather than an owner?
There is a broker involved who listed the plane.
As long as there's a broker involved, it may be easier. Owners sometimes have
inflated ideas of the value of an aircraft and refuse to lower the...
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exceeding TBO on Continental 0200-A by
Marty from Sunny Florida
Hello everyone. I'm continuing my quest to buy the best deal in America
today.
Another option I've looked at is purchasing a low price Cessna with an
engine that's past it's recommended time between major overhaul. Some of the
sellers I've spoken with are insistent that recomended times...
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