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Piper PA28 Series by
jsmith
First, the discussion on Jack's new Arrow regarding the rheostat and
landing gear lights was a good refresher for me this past Saturday.
I flew a P28T (Piper Turbo Arrow IV) 6.7 hours on three legs.
I didn't check the lights upon startup and taxi (it was daylight and the
gear was down as I pulled...
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Pirep on replacing interior plastic parts by
[email protected]
A recent post bemoaned the high cost of replacement interior plastic parts
from the original manufacturer (in this case, Cessna). I suggested that
parts of this type are available, often at lower cost, from PMA sources.
This led to a discussion of relative merits of original vs. PMA,...
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Beech Sundowner/Sierra PIREP wanted by
Don Byrer
Saw an interesting article in Private Pilot mag about the Sierra.
Roomy & stable....sounds like my kind of plane.
Prices look decent; and the FG Sundowner even cheaper (and more
insurable for a 150-hour pilot than the RG Sierra)
Looking for something that can handle two large adults + baggage...
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Answers to questions asked in previous threads my new toy by
Jack Allison
Something strange is happening with my news server...not all
posts/replies are showing up so I can't answer folks asking questions
about N2104T. I'm able to see everything with Goggle groups though.
I'd reply from there but am wondering about being spammed as you need to
provide a valid e-mail...
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Mandatory 100hr checks - when? Also Dry Lease by
Doug
You have the correct FAR. If it is not required in the FAR, it is not
required. So for just rental, no instruction FOR HIRE (free instruction
OK), you do not need a 100 hour inspection.
Most planes that are rented are used for paid instruction, so most
rentals require 100 hours. Also there is the...
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April 13th 05 05:27 PM
by Doug
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C-172L Questions by
[email protected]
Having carefully analyzed my flight requirements and plans for the next
five years or so, I've decided to take the plunge, probably on a
C-172L that I've been looking at. The fixed costs are right about
the amount of what I've been spending renting (actually a little
lower) and I'm about ready to...
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April 13th 05 09:53 PM
by Doug
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Interior Replacement Project - Day 5 by
Mike Spera
Day 5 (Small Start)
As I said in the “Day 0” installment, I ordered all new front seat belts
and shoulder harness retractors from Chief along with the Airtex
interior. The belts arrived and I proceeded to put them in. Since they
are relatively easy to take out again, they did not have to be...
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Oversized bolts by
Kjell Sivertsen
Over some time the bolt holes in the link between the horizontal stabilizer
and the trim mechanism have been elongated. To get rid of the play, I
consider installing an oversized bolt. The original bolt is an AN5-7. I am
confused about the designation on oversized bolts. Can anyone help ?
Thank...
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No Medical Required by
[email protected]
Aeronca Champ - 1946 7AC NO MEDICAL REQ'D under light sport aircraft
rule - approximately 2550 TT, 550 SMOH, 250 STOH. Email for pictures.
Meticulously restored in 1984 and hangared since. Excellent Fabric;
paint is in great shape and has very good gloss but has a few cracks
that could be dressed...
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April 14th 05 02:39 PM
by Dude
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DGs and Autopilots by
Andrew Gideon
How "particular" to an AP are DGs?
We're looking to replace a DG in an aircraft that has an Cessna
Navomatic 300A (I think it is called) autopilot. In the not too distant
future, we'll be upgrading the AP (probably to an STEC unit, likely to the
STEC 20 (we already have the STEC 30 Alt...
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Improve performance of Continental O-300-D?? by
[email protected]
Hi folks - I just purchased a 1964 172e with a newly overhauled
Continental O-300-D engine and was hoping to get some suggestions for
improving performance on it. Is this feasible with this engine? I knew
buying it that climb performance was quite a bit different than the
150HP Lycoming, but I...
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c-170 op/ed? by
houstondan
in my ongoing process of falling in love with various aircraft which i
cannot afford (yet!) i come to the cessna 170.
looks like 35-40k$ for a fair example. i think i prefer the no
nosewheel configuration and i'm endorsed to drag so that's ok. i'm
curious about the 6 cylinder 145hp motor. seems...
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Aircraft of Australia update and Swan Hill fly-in. by
Darryl Gibbs
Hi everyone.
I have just loaded up the latest updates to the "Aircraft of Australia"
section of the CNAPG site. Around 100 new aircraft have been added and more
photo's have been added to a number of the existing pages. This section of
the site can be reached...
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I've picked my plane by
Carl / KG6YKL
Okay, here is my aircraft. Now, does anybody have a 0% APR loan with
120 mos differed payments?
MX-7-180C Star Rocket - Taildragger with 76” Hartzell Constant Speed
Prop and Spring Aluminum Gear. Lycoming 0-360 180 hp engine with the
enhanced performance of a constant speed...
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April 17th 05 10:50 PM
by Dave S
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LoPresti Fury by
Dude
Is there any new news on the Fury at Sun n Fun or otherwise?
With the few times I put anyone in the backseat, I am thinking it might be a
good next plane for me.
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April 18th 05 07:48 PM
by Oski3
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PA 28 Trim Wheel Lubrication by
Mike Spera
The floor mounted trim wheel on my Cherokee has always been a little
stiff to move. Others I have flown are usually pretty smooth and free.
The jack screw on the tail is well greased and the pulleys along the way
are moving freely. It appears the drag is in the wheel mechanism itself.
What is the...
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April 18th 05 08:22 PM
by tom418
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