Alan Fox

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Am I really the Boogie man???

Was that the first , second , or final landing......

I vote we strap him to the tail of a Bonanza , and let smiles give him the "marathon man" treatment.......

Gawd I bring out the best in people...

I may brong the fork tail...

I say if Mike (201er)starts another thread we all defect to Beechtalk!!!!

Where are you located

I could do that one...

Accutrack II and BI805 valve.....

There are two ways to cool an air cooled engine.....Cooling air , Fuel, (rich mixture)... You should be able to move 16 to 18 gph through the engine, 0-360, at takeoff power , If only 12 or 13 there is a fuel issue , also make sure the probes are not GEM probes.....there is a programming solution for the GEM probes , but it doesn't work....The difference between the probe types , wire colors on the sensors ....I think one is red and yellow , and the other is red and white.... As far as fuel , If you have a fuel flow , make sure you don't have a fuel line bent beyond a 4 " radius.....also check the mixture and throttle arms reach their stops....

I wonder the spin in the Beech was unrecoverable???? Nasa does do funky stuff to aircraft to test them.... Maybe rear CG ??? Also , why did he shut down.....

If your plane is 64 or later , It should have a PC , if it does , you can add a unit called an accutrack II that will track one of two heading sources , I have one I will sell for about 1200 but you have to have the PC to add it too..... Putting a PC in an aircraft that never had it would be a big project , because the brackets to mount the vacuum servos in the wings would be a bitch to mount.....

Does that include crew and fuel surcharge , and incidentals? if so seems like a great rate....

A lear for 2500 is a 25 or 35 , and you can't put 8 people in one ....maybe 3 or 4 and crew..... The least expensive way to do this trip would be a KA200 and after all the costs and add ons , thats probably over 2000 an hour.... Not familiar with the route , but a KA200 is probably 290 KTAS at 22000 feet....burning about 700 lbs of fuel an hour, can be at 22000 feet in 16 minutes....

Here is a real genius....

Is the exhaust from a 63C the same as a 65C ..... Thanks...

If it doesnt fly hands off , or slower than typical models , MSCs have the travel boards , My flaps were down 3.5 degrees , I set them 1 degree negative , it is a tad bit faster than it was....

Its coming back!!!!

Hey Scott, like my new Avatar??? (now that's funny)

Thanks for the P.M. Scott , disappointed you didn't share it with the rest of the class..... Got a stick of Beemans?

I have it , Ihave to locate it

Say whatever you want , I have never had to replace one of them , and they NEVER leak water....

Does on the wing of a DA40 in the community hanger count??????

There was a new one on ebay , I think he is trying to get 600 if he didn't sell it yet.....