PA28 Battery replacement

wrote)
Did that this afternoon. It was actually snowing pretty hard here in VA
(I'm
outside), so I wasn't too interested in mucking around under the cowling.


We just got the word from Virginia that the nieces in Lynchburg will have
'no school' - it's called off because of the snowy forecast. Ages 8 and 10.

Nothing in adult life equals a Snow Day as a kid. g


Montblack

Montblack wrote:
wrote)

Did that this afternoon. It was actually snowing pretty hard here in
VA (I'm
outside), so I wasn't too interested in mucking around under the cowling.



We just got the word from Virginia that the nieces in Lynchburg will
have 'no school' - it's called off because of the snowy forecast. Ages 8
and 10.

Nothing in adult life equals a Snow Day as a kid. g


Not true Montblack!! A snow day for a child is NOTHING compared to a
snow day for a TEACHER!

I brought my books home and I'm chanting (north, south, east, west, snow
is what we like the best!!!) (must be sung in your PJ's a 7:00 pm while
facing north, taught to me by a principal!)

Margy
Montblack

I brought my books home and I'm chanting (north, south, east, west, snow
is what we like the best!!!) (must be sung in your PJ's a 7:00 pm while
facing north, taught to me by a principal!)

I don't know about the rest of you folks, but personally I would pay a fair
amount of cold, hard cash just to see Margy do this...

On Atlas' wing at OSH '06?

;-)
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Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:
I brought my books home and I'm chanting (north, south, east, west, snow
is what we like the best!!!) (must be sung in your PJ's a 7:00 pm while
facing north, taught to me by a principal!)


I don't know about the rest of you folks, but personally I would pay a fair
amount of cold, hard cash just to see Margy do this...

On Atlas' wing at OSH '06?

;-)

Jay, What are you thinking?!?!

Who wants snow at OSH?

Sat home yesterday in front of a nice warm fire, 3 inches with a thin
layer of ice on top. Enough to close for the day, which I am still sort
of entitled to even though I'm at the museum.

Margy

Corey:

I've had a Concorde AGM XC25 in my Syhawk since 2001, still tests good.
And I don't fly that much. If you do get another battery, get an AGM
unit.



In article ,
wrote:

Hey all. I'm pretty certain I've convinced myself that my "bad starter"
and/or bad ring gear are actually my battery going bad. With the skytec
starter, it
makes sense that at high-load, the voltage could drop enough so the starter
solenoid
cannot hold the gear engaged to the flywheel. It pops back out while
cranking on a
compression stroke.

So, what are the thoughts on the different batteries? I'm pretty sure mine
is
the old Gill G35. It's been in there for at least 3.5 years. Any good
replacement
ones that might save weight, etc? FWIW it's a 180hp O-360 so it is high
compression.

Thanks
-Cory

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