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Window trimming techniques by
Jim Burns
While our prop is out for some work, we're putting new 1/4" LP Aero side
windows in the Aztec. A couple of the windows need to be trimmed to fit
properly. What methods have proved to be the most successful? Band saw?
cut off wheel? Any others? We need to take about 1/4" to 3/8" off around
two...
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Where does this prop go? by
aieo
I have a prop, no idea for what type it's for. It's in excellent condition.
Does anyone know what it's for?
Here is the info stampoed on the hub. Prop is 74 3/4" long. Eight bolts.
On the prop, following info:
McCauley KlipTip Met-L-Prop
SN# 6834
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Got Pilot Heat? by
[email protected]
http://www.internationalferryflights.com/Africa_182_Diesel/Should%20Be%20Pitot%20Not%20Pilot.JPG
Description Of Aircraft From Seller,
http://www.dieselairplanes.com/news.html
&
http://www.dieselairplanes.com/products.html
More Photos Of The Better Than New 182,
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Would you do it? by
Dan Luke
http://tinyurl.com/3dy4ot
As a new turbo owner, I'm leary of fixing what ain't broken.
Would you get the timing bumped 3 degrees if it were yours?
--
Dan
T-182T at BFM
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NTSB decision rules that SB's are manadatory... by
Dave S
http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/bizav/652-full.html#192405
The FAA dinged an A&P for not complying with a "mandatory" SB prior to
returning an aircraft to service in a part 91 environment. The NTSB
upheld it, breaking with decades of precedent.
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Has Anyone Used The "Approach Sport Hub Avionics Wiring Systems"? by
three-eight-hotel
Aircraft Spruce has a product listing for the Approach Sport Hub
Avionics Wiring Systems
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/avpages/approach1.php
The Pro Hub for IFR is $600 and the cables aren't cheap, but it seems
like once this is installed, avionics additions/upgrades could be done
fairly...
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A cheaper way to fly? by
Ronnie
I ran across this interesting web site about
an alternative way to fly. Looks like fun.
Ronnie
http://www.clusterballoon.org/
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FS - Piper Aztec by
Bongo
See www.deandunn.co.uk/N37LW for further details. Aircraft is N registered.
Only selling as I have have just landed an airline job, looking for quick
sale, so all offers invited.
Based in UK, but can ferry to US for expenses.
Dean
email enquiries to
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Irretating strobes noise by
John Doe
I am getting bleed through on my intercom when my strobes are on.
Has anyone else had to deal with this? (Drives my wife nuts at night)
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Evacuating for Katrina by
Marty from Florida
So here we go again. It's just before 6:15am, and what was a storm a few
days ago is evolving into a catagory 1 hurricane. There's not a hanger to be
found on the eastern seaboard of Florida, so we're on our way north. You
just have to love Florida ....
Marty
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IO-360 break-in and oil recommendations? by
[email protected]
Our normally-aspirated Arrow IV is currently in the shop getting a Lycoming
factory rebuilt ("zero time") IO-360-C1C6 installed. This is the first time
in my 2000 hr. flying career that I have ever had to deal with an engine
break-in, so I would welcome advice from the group.
Lycoming apparently...
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Avionics Cost Question by
Jay Honeck
For you avionics guys out there...what should it cost to have an avionics
shop install an audio input jack in my panel as an add-on to my
panel-mounted stereo intercom?
We have a Narco CP-136 audio panel, and a PS Engineering CD/Intercom. I'm
assuming the input jack has to "patch in" to the...
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Garmin 430 VOR reception by
Maik
Hi!
I have a SL30 and a GNS 430 in my plane. They use the same antenna via a
splitter.
When I dial in the same VOR in both units the SL30 catches up the
radials always between 20 and 50 nautical miles earlier than the GNS
430! (Altitude about 3000 ft, flat area)
Is this normal?
What is your...
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Choices... by
Brinks
I'm looking at two older Cessna 182's. Both are the same year, both have
roughly the same radios, both are in roughly the same condition, both are
asking about the same price, except for the following:
1) Plane A has a newly overhauled engine, some hail damage, and newer gyros
2) Plane B has...
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Philadelphia by
dave
Laurent,
I'm based at Wings, LOM, just outside Philly. I waited almost a year to
get a hanger. It's not much of a hanger. Just a long building with no
doors and no walls between aircraft. I don't have to move any planes to
get my plane out and it keeps the sun and the rain off. For me,...
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KT-76 low power? by
[email protected]
Hey all... finally got around to taking a trip in my plane this
weekend (busy with school stuff). The transponder appears to be weak and
the controllers were none-too-pleased without seeing a squawk, IFR,
running next to a TFR... :) They had a tough time receiving my squawk,
especially when far...
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RPM drop and "popping" sound on mag check, C-172 by
C Kingsbury
Hi there,
Googling past threads yielded nothing definitive so here goes:
On runup today, noted the following:
1. RPM to 1700, switched to right mag, dropped ~150 rpm
2. Increased RPM to 2000, leaned back until I got a 100rpm drop and
held for one minute to clear it. We've had to do this pretty...
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September 14th 04 11:06 AM
by Bushy
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Decalin instead of TCP? by
Bob Fry
With the demise of 80/87 avgas, I bought a gallon of TCP and will
start adding that to the 100LL that I must now buy.
However, scouting around the internet I found something that claims to
be similar in function but safer: decalin. Here's a blurb from
Aircraft Spruce. My questions are, has...
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Frances refugees by
Dan Luke
At least a dozen aircraft from Florida were parked on the north ramp at
BFM this afternoon. I didn't meet any of the pilots, so I couldn't ask
why they would flee a hurricane yet park at a coastal airport on the
edge of the projected path of the storm.
I realize that the storm probably will be...
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Fly-In Breakfast in Iowa City THIS Sunday by
Jay Honeck
Our annual Fly-In breakfast is THIS Sunday, 8/29, from 7 AM till at least 1
PM (Sometimes longer, depending on demand), here in Iowa City. (KIOW --
See airport info at: www.airnav.com/cgi-bin/airport-get?s=IOW )
This is one of the biggest fly-in breakfasts in the Midwest. The FAA
usually sets...
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