On 27 Jun 2003 02:57:39 -0700, (Patty) wrote: Jizhong: Try Calling Brian Eklund at Suburban Aviation at the Toledo Suburban Airport. They're a Cessna Service Station and Brian knows the Cessna Aircraft like the back of his hand. The Airport is also very...

New from Cessna, that pot metal door handle is $250... Some folks complained to Cessna about that, and they cut the price to under $100. Paul

C. S wrote: Does anyone know where I can purchase Baggage Tractors, Containers, Pushback Tractors, etc. Check http://www.trade-a-plane.com Dave Remove SHIRT to reply directly.

"PiperSeneca@" wrote: What is the parts availability like for 1940's vintage Navions? Not bad at all. One guy just bought the contents of the Navion factory. From what I've heard, the people that bought the paperwork are trying to make the parts considered bogus, but I don't think they have a...

-----Original Message----- From: kontiki Posted At: Monday, February 20, 2006 5:47 AM Posted To: rec.aviation.owning Conversation: Narrowing it down... Comanche? Subject: Narrowing it down... Comanche? Douglas Paterson wrote: --Stuff snipped-- Among the Comanches: after...

By the way, did you put an entry in your airframe log? Even if it wasn't an FAA issue, it would probably be helpful to have the model and serial number recorded just in case it ever gets stolen. Yep! -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com

I also had an 'intermittent' soft pedal on my 172B. Turned out to be the tiny 'check valve' O ring in the master. Replaced it and no more problems. Jim

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On Oct 13, 4:33 pm, C J Campbell wrote: Vast numbers of automobiles with 2 or 3 or more cars per household; long commutes of single drivers; horrible freeway congestion; urban sprawl; loss of farmland and wilderness resources; the decay of cities and the...

On Oct 13, 3:33 pm, C J Campbell wrote: Of course, those who still live out in the sticks will need some other way to get around. This will be the rail lines, just like in the old days, or they will fly, as God intended. New airports will spring up like...

Of course, those who still live out in the sticks will need some other way to get around. This will be the rail lines, just like in the old days, or they will fly, as God intended. New airports will spring up like flowers after a rain. Flight instructors will be busy. The little planes...

On Oct 14, 9:33 am, C J Campbell wrote: Vast numbers of automobiles with 2 or 3 or more cars per household; long commutes of single drivers; horrible freeway congestion; urban sprawl; loss of farmland and wilderness resources; the decay of cities and the...

On Oct 13, 1:33 pm, C J Campbell wrote: Vast numbers of automobiles with 2 or 3 or more cars per household; long commutes of single drivers; horrible freeway congestion; urban sprawl; loss of farmland and wilderness resources; the decay of cities and the...

On Oct 13, 4:33 pm, C J Campbell wrote: Vast numbers of automobiles with 2 or 3 or more cars per household; long commutes of single drivers; horrible freeway congestion; urban sprawl; loss of farmland and wilderness resources; the decay of cities and the...

A Lieberma wrote: The many sights and smiles aviation has given me in the past nine years... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sffozyRH5eI. Video contains a montage of almost 200 pictures and 2 short videos compressed into a 3 minute and 40 second video. How did you sync the music...

On May 22, 5:20*pm, A Lieberma wrote: The many sights and smiles aviation has given me in the past nine years... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sffozyRH5eI. Video contains a montage of almost 200 pictures and 2 short videos compressed into a 3 minute and 40 second...

In a previous article, "Maule Driver" said: FYI, the IPOD is basically an MP3 player that uses a 10-20-30 Meg ^^^ Gig hardrive. Can hold untold hours of music organized into playlists, My 20Gb iPod has 2396 "songs" on it right now. Since some of those are 25+ minute...

On 1-Jan-2004, "Ron Natalie" wrote: I have about twenty hours behind a 912 and two forced landings already. It sure would be nice not depending on a single powerplant. Are two 40 hp engines unable to do the work of a 80hp? The question is will the aircraft fly...

Geoff, thanks. Nice idea. Ez Step 1) get a chunk of 1/8 lexan from the local hardware store - have them cut it to, oh, about 6 inches by10 inches or so. Step 2) send the wife to visit her mom for the afternoon (important - do this before step 3)

"John" wrote: So, what is magic about the 1350 degree sea-level full rich takeoff temp? Can anyone suggest any good reasons why it is not equally safe to lean to operate at the 1450 degree conditon during climb? The EGT isn't what matters; it's the CHT's that are important. As long as they...