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rogerl

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  2. An O1 (99). Unfortunately it's "community hangared" and thus it's impossible to trail a cord for a minder.
  3. I had thought to go with the 11M as the manifold tubes are installed thus would be a direct replace ... any +/- on that decision ?
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  5. Doors thankfully are a little thing I can duplicate at home depot. The MEDECO is the ignition, and I need to have several duplicates (mechanic, backups, fbo). It's looking like I may have to replace the ignition switch, which will _really_ piss me off!
  6. Been to the two locksmiths in town that handle MEDECO. Neither could do it, one is supposedly quite the specialist.
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  8. KDRO, 9am. Landed 3, taxiing A for the ramp. P51d w/owner + instructor take off 3 just in front of a centurion who was on long final. P51 takes off, I see gear go up. Remained low gaining speed until near end of rwy. Saw it bank 45, 55 degrees left - I exclaim "that's too steep!". Pilot hit hard up elevator, see the plane from top perspective. Saw a bit of wobble, then go inverted and in. Tip/accelerated stall from about 50, 100 feet. Both dead on impact. Finishing my taxi and tie down is a blur - Go easy on the controls out there. Our wing is reminiscent of that beautiful yet unforgiving p51s. I never wish anyone to see - much less experience - anything like this.
  9. How this could get easier to understand is beyond all belief (that's not FUBAR its EBAR) !
  10. Please see attached recent experience; your work may be more significant (motor?).
  11. Quote: carusoam Anyone know details about replacing the indicator light bulbs in the KAP/KFC series of APs? I don't have a separate manual for the device, just POH pages. The photo of PK's GTN installation reminded me that I have a bulb out in my AP. Best regards, -a-
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  13. It's not certified and it's not foreflight-slick, but this is exactly why I wrote "OpenFlightGPS" for android. Exorbitant fees for chart updates on quickly obsoleted hardware. $29.99 for all the georeferenced sectionals, wacs, tacs, enroute lows and flyways (not georef'd) you can eat for a year for the continental US. It's not much of a money-maker for me, but I have an open-platform situational awareness tool that runs great on my motorola tablet as well as my samsung phone, and I have a couple of thousand users (at least of the free version) on many other manufacturers' devices.
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