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  1. I wonder if they installed the grommet backwards.
  2. I see what you are saying. Have you called Sky Tec and asked them?
  3. It’s really hard to tell from the pic you sent, but I would look at the prop governor. It can drip down there and it would only leak while running. When they leak, they usually leak a lot because of the high pressure.
  4. Take it to a screen printing company and have them redo it.
  5. A friend of mine used to fly a turbine Bonanza. Maybe he still does. The plane is for sale. Nobody wants to buy it. It doesn't go much faster than a stock Bonanza. It uses a lot more fuel. The range numbers aren't that good. He says it runs very smooth and quiet. And climbs like crazy.
  6. I would agree, if the TIT doesn't change, it is hard to imagine the FF is changing that much. It may be an anomaly in your FF sensor.
  7. It's not how fast you add the mixture, it is when you add mixture, your timing needs to be precise, A smooth steady advance is best.
  8. My hot start technique has been the same with both my Mooneys and has always worked. Set the throttle to about 1000 RPM, your clicker should work. Mixture to ICO. Crank till it fires then wait till it starts to die then advance the mixture. Always assume it is flooded. It never needs a prime when hot. If the above technique fails, then flood the engine with the pump and do a flooded start.
  9. Once you have the head off, split the belly back a few inches and peel the skin off. Clean out the guts and cut the meat into 4 inch pieces. Fry it like fish. It is like eating a bony fish. And yes, it tastes like chicken. When I worked for the county as a kid (19 yr old). I was 4 wheeling every day. I saw snakes all the time. Well, in the spring mostly. I caught quite few and always ate them. No reason to kill them unless you are going to eat them. The last thing they want to do is attack a human. To get them to bite, you usually have to step on them twice. The first time they will coil up and buzz. This is telling you to get away. if you come at them after that, they will bite. Coiling up and buzzing is a defensive move. they are trying to protect themselves. If they are hunting, they don't buzz, it will scare off the prey.
  10. I have a friend who lives in Indialantic. It currently shows the storm track missing him bu 1/4 mile. He said at 68 it is getting harder to put the plywood up. His house is about 10 feet above sea level on an island. The surge is only supposed to be 6 feet there. His son is an emergency room doc in Tampa. He was told he can’t leave. He lives in a glass hi-rise on the coast. The building told everyone to leave. The hospital got everybody hotel rooms near the hospital. He said a hurricane eye went over him in ‘79 and he went to the beach and played frisby in the eye.
  11. No reason to kill it. Just take it out and let it go. If you do kill it, you should eat it. They taste pretty good. Here in AZ you have to have a hunting license to legally kill a snake. Six per day is all you are allowed.
  12. The stuff I have is DuPont Chain Saver. https://www.performancelubricantsusa.com/product-page/dupont-chain-saver
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