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September 10th 06, 04:21 AM
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74 Archer ignition switch question
In article .com,
"Jay Honeck" wrote: The"push" is what engages the starter Bendix. I flew a 1972 Cherokee Six with that type of switch. I didn't like it. Our '74 Pathfinder has that kind of starter key switch. What's not to like? Turn, push, start. It's simple, and it works. When it is the only airplane with that type of switch in a fleet of 16 flying club aircraft, it makes you scratch your head, squint your eyes and purse you lips for a moment before you remember why nothing happens when you turn the key. 
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