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Door seal, inflateable or no? by
Jim Burns
Our Aztec's door seal needs replacing. I'm wondering how many people go the
inflatable route and what their experience has been. Would you do it again?
Does it block noise and air better than the standard seal? Does it push the
door away from the frame or cause too much pressure against the...
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North Carolina Aircraft Owners by
Marco Leon
If any are reading, what are you all doing with your aircraft to make it
ready for the storm?
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Oshkosh 2003 photo's are up by
Jay Honeck
If anyone cares to see a few hundred Oshkosh photo's, I put them on my
site..
Great pix, Dennis!
Did you get any aerial shots of the North 40 that you didn't post? I'd sure
like one of our campsite!
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Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
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Lycoming SB for soft pin plugs by
Robert M. Gary
I have an IO-360-A3B6 with 1000 SFNEW in 1998. We pulled a cylinder
and the pin plugs where gone (we guessed this from the oil analysis).
The mechanic says he thinks he remembers some sort of SB put out by
Lycoming that there was a defect in the plugs and that they were made
too soft. Has anyone...
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by Denny
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Cracked cylinder: Typical cause? by
Peter R.
What would be the most likely reason a cylinder in a high-time engine
would crack, old-age or poor temperature management on a descent?
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Peter
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October 9th 04 04:24 AM
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Garmin 396 'installation' in the Maule by
Maule Driver
Well, it came yesterday. Great box. Looks like the challenge will be
'mounting' the GXM 30 XM antenna in the Maule.
The thing has a big non-removeable magnet so distance from the compass
is needed. It has an extension cord and mounting screws but needs good
sky exposure... any thoughts are...
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About time -- Comanche 250 by
Tony
Well we finally went and paid for our new bird. A 1964 Comanche 250.
After months of deciding to buy it or get a small plane. We went down as
they were doing the annual on it. All turned out good. All compression
72/80 with only 10 hours on the plane in the last year. Our first
projects a Paint,...
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January 16th 04 07:26 PM
by Mike Z.
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Sell Google Stocks before they crash! by
Wallstreet-Cockpit
Dear Traders,
One thing is fore sure, good value stocks will never fall like Amazon.com or Yahoo! during the perfect storm of the internet hype.
To give you a small hint about Google, you have to look at the heavy insider trading in this stock. Stocks with the value of more than 15 Billion...
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Sticking yoke by
soxinbox
When doing steep turns, I noticed that there is a little resistance to pitch
changes on the yoke. It seems it binds a little in the bearing through the
panel. Does anyone have a suggestion for the type of lubricant I could use
on this? Do they make anything for this purpose?
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ECI or Millennium Cylinders? by
TripFarmer
Trying to decide on these two. I've kind of ruled Lycoming out at this point
so I need some help on these two. If you know of an article or if you have
personal experience recently with either of these I'd appreciate your
thoughts. My plane is a PA28 235.
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New or reman engine for P210? by
Phil Kellman
Well, the trustworthy engine (TSIO-520P) in my P210 has put in its
1500 hours or so without complaint, and it is time for a new engine.
The choice is a new or factory remanufactured engine. My trusted
Cessna sources in Santa Maria, CA favor a new Continental engine (at
about $37,000), but they are...
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Which airplane? by
Ghazan Haider
I've been browsing various aircraft for ownership and cant decide. It
must easily carry 2 people with some baggage at least 600km at the
minimum cost. IFR is preferable. Engine OH costs should be minimal.
Speed/looks/noise are non-issues. Must be all-metal however.
I've seen the zenith kit...
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Mystery Oil leak... cont'd and long by
Jim Burns
Why would a cold engine drip oil out of the breather? If you're bored or
have any answers... read on.
Lycoming IO-540 C4B5
Like some of the other owners in the group, we've had a mystery oil leak on
one of our engines. Nothing severe, not enough to show up as "missing" on
the dip stick. ...
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TSA and the USA by
Dan D[_2_]
It seems the AOPA keeps just saying that we agree that little planes are a security problem, but really, lets figure out
a way to comply with the bogus regulations and rules coming out of DC. This nonsense needs to stop and these rules need
to be removed from the books. The TSA does not have the...
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2006 Annual Inspection -- Complete by
Jay Honeck
Well, not too many surprises this year, other than the ELT. (Which I
suspected would not pass again, and it didn't.)
1. The Ameri-King ELT installation went smoothly. Running the wiring
up to the stupid annunciator panel in the dash (now required for all
ELTs) was a pain, but Ameri-King uses a...
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March 31st 06 03:27 AM
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Sources for retread tires?? by
Jim Burns
We're looking for sources to buy a set of retread 700 x 6 8 ply tires from.
The guy we bought our Aztec from only had 6 ply tires on the main gear. 6
plys aren't rated high enough for our gross weight and the POH clearly calls
for 8 plys.
There seems to be a shortage of 8 ply cases in this...
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ADF Problem by
Al[_2_]
The ADF in our Cessna 172 isn't working right. Yes, we can receive the
audio but the indicator only swings through 180 degrees on the indicator
(from 180 to 360) and doesn't point in the direction of the transmitter.
We tried repalcing the indicator with no improvement. Can someone...
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Shop Labor Rates (here and there) by
Craig Prouse
In the SF Bay Area, I've become desensitized to shop labor rates in the
range of $90/hr. Plus or minus $5, this seems to be the going rate at PAO,
SQL, RHV, or SJC. That's after you finally get your plane in the shop,
which can take a day or two or seven.
I recently had a very favorable...
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lighting for fuel gage, oil gages, etc. on 172N by
scott moore
Hi,
I have lit my entire panel, via a combination of "nu-lites" and
instrument replacements of instruments that were internally lit.
I am quite happy with the result, but I still have dark fuel,
oil pressure and temp gages, and the ammeter on my Cessna 172N.
I have searched the web quite a bit, I...
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