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July 20th 04, 04:47 PM
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"Javier Henderson" wrote in message ... "C J Campbell" writes: a) The TBO on the Cirrus engine is 2000 hours. b) The airframe lifetime on the Cirrus is now 12,000 hours. Not true, the SR-22 still is 4350 hours until you can show me a type certificate that says otherwise. If the airframe life limit has been extended then Cirrus is sure keeping quiet about it. So, where does that leave your crusade against Cirrus? Right where I started. I didn't like the plane when I thought the TBO was 2000 hours. -jav (Skylane owner, trying to offer a balanced view) A balanced view does not ignore the facts. 
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