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We have this intercom unit in our 210 and it has worked fine in the four years we have owned the plane. http://www.davidclark.com/IntercomSys/isocom.htm However, there is the toggle switch on the unit labeled "Isocom". We have always left this switch in the "Off" position, because if we...

Hey all. Question about my Cherokee's O-360. When we first got it about 3.5 years ago, it was very low hours SOH, but almost 10 years. We had some sticking valves and bad oil consumption, so sent the jugs out to have the IRAN. At that time, in addition to the the IRAN, a few rusted valve...

Has anyone had any experience with GEL-GLOSS cleaner on their plane? I think they sell it at Lowe's and some other stores. Some guy during the standard rainy afternoon hangar talk said he uses it on his plane and it works great as a cleaner and is much cheaper than aviation cleaner. Any thoughts...

Hi, I tried to balance a prop on a O-320 on a RV-6 the other day and could not because other large vibrations were present. Im summary, I got: 0.7 IPS at 0.5 crank RPM 0.2 IPS at crank RPM

I'm reading the FAA CD for a Tcraft. I see in '90 that it sustained substantial damage, was deregistered as 'totally distroyed', then sold. Apparently someone resurrected it, because it was sold several years later using the same N number and it's currently flying in Florida. The CD (BTW) doesn't...

I heard a rumor that there no long is an insurance company, any insurance company, willing to insure a tailwheel plane for primary training. Is this true? Helen

The ignition harnesses on our Aztec are not the newest items on the airplane by any means. In fact, if somebody told me that they were original, I wouldn't be able to refute it. Our's show some fraying of the outer cover, some of the cigarettes are looking pretty old, showing fatigue, some of...

I saw an ad in my current Trade-a-Plane for a "new from the factory" Bf 109F still in its original shipping crate as manufactured in 1942. Has anyone heard anything about this find? I wonder if it's a scam? What a find--wow. Cheers: Paul

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I need one of those rubber stamps that say 'I certify that this aircraft has been inspected in accordance with------". They used to be advertised all over a few years ago, now I can't find one anywhere. Can someone give me a lead? Thanks

My engine analyzed is telling me that the spark plug on the #6 cylinder, left mag is fouled. I have a new plug, but can't tell which cylinder #6 is and whether it's the plug on the top or the bottom.... Can anyone tell me which plug it is...? Thanks much, Anthony

I was wondering if anyone has ever found any hard data on the number of engine failures per million flight hours. I am specifically interested in the 0-300-D, the engine that I fly now, and the 0-470 which I'm looking at buying.... Anything helps... Thanks,

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Can a multi-engine student get insurance for his own ME airplane, based on his instructor's ME time? One insurance company is saying "no way"; they'll only insure him AFTER he get's his ME rating. I'm wondering if this is universally true.

I'm looking for a good, used gas or electric tug to move a Cherokee in and out of the hangar without having to remove the nose gear pant. Thanks in advance, Jonz

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