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I know what you mean. I've owned it all of 4 days, and I've been out there
TWICE since I parked it. And I'm 17 miles away from it! I justified today, because we had some severe weather (some locations up to 70MPH) blow thru DFW, and I wanted to make sure my knot-tying skills did OK (they did!). My "hangar" is really just a T-hangar w/o doors, so I was concerned that things didn't drift around in the chaos. As part of the pre-buy, the A&P had me pull the cowl and plugs and assist with the compression test. That was a confidence builder. Since I was a mechanic in a past life, I intend to do some of my own stuff, but it's still nice to have a knowledgeable hand there for the first time at anything... Only 1 more day til the weekend; weather's supposed to be great! Carl "John Galban" wrote in message om... "Carl Orton" wrote in message ... snip Bummer is that aside from the test flight, weather here around DFW has been mostly IFR so far. So I taxi'd it from one side of the airport to the other side to my hangar, and there it's sat. :-( No biggie. When I got my 1st plane, I had similar weather issues after the test flight. That didn't stop me from going to the airport to shine the windows, air up the tires, open the cowl and become acquainted with the innards and mention to every passing stranger, "Yep, it's mine!". It was almost as much fun as flying. Congrats, John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180) |
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