DonMuncy

I haven't seen any evidence of that. Did I miss something.

Thanks for the report. I'm sure someone will benefit from it.

Not that I know of. My hangar (claims to) require insurance, but they never have asked to see a policy.

Yes, but I am self insured.

I actually did pretty well until about 83. Now that I am 86, it is impossible.

My Oxygen does not have a light

Yesterday about midmorning, when I logged onto Mooneyspace, I would hit the browse button, but no windows dropped down below it. I tried two other laptops with the same result. I could go to the various forums, but no new posts appeared. I tried using the bugs and suggestion forum, and it would allow me to "create a new topic", but would then not open the space for me to type in the information. I texted a couple of guys I know who use MS. (This is a bit of a problem, as the only way I know to contact 99% of you is through MS) They both said they had no issues. Sometime in the evening, everything appeared OK, but only about 2 or 3 new posts appeared in most forums. On a typical day you know there are dozens in most forums. Anyone else having these problems? I can't see how it could be my laptops, and I have difficulty seeing how a network could have this problem.

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Sounds like the typical multi-tasking vs no multi-tasking question. I have had CFIs chide me for writing down a clearance while taxiing. And I do admit that it does take a little thought and eye movement to re-set the flaps to the take-off position (assuming you landed with full flaps) while rolling exactly on the center line. Yes, there are potential risks with any distraction, but yes, in real life we sometimes have to deal with distractions, so perhaps we ought to practice distractions.

I don't think I had ever thought of this. You are right. I think it also may have to do where the fuse/CB is placed. I think ideally, one would size the C/B very near the origin for the smallest (least current carrying) wire in the circuit, to make sure the wires don't over-heat. Then just in front of the appliance, put a fuse sized for that appliance. (Remember when, on very old houses, before C/Bs were invented, they used fuses for everything)

George, I am certain it is very clear to you that there are many folks on this forum who fully support you and your products. It is equally clear that there are many who are respectfully cautious about G100UL. And there are some who are downright nasty, and question your integrity and motives. I suspect that this diversity among members/posters is probably typical of most forums. I would sincerely hope that you do not let the few who attack you, taint your view of the majority of us, and you will continue to participate in the exchange of ideas and information.

My guess is most likely one of the fuses. Mine has two. Very different fuses. Located near the ammeter. Little short stubby ceramic cylinders. If you are diligent, you can find replacements at quite reasonable prices.

I don't think I understand that. Am I just slow?

My experience with Rochester indicates it would not be possible.