mooneyflyer Posted March 2, 2024 Report Posted March 2, 2024 A good Mooniac friend is AOG in Petaluma (O69) in need of voltage regulator for his 66 Ranger. Anyone help him? Quote
Echo Posted March 3, 2024 Report Posted March 3, 2024 Go buy a zeftronics and be done with it. What is he looking for a free voltage regulator? Pfft. Quote
Shadrach Posted March 3, 2024 Report Posted March 3, 2024 12 hours ago, Echo said: Go buy a zeftronics and be done with it. What is he looking for a free voltage regulator? Pfft. Great look Scott… He’s stuck away from home late on a Saturday night at a strange airport with a component failure. He’s looking for someone who might have one on hand within driving distance. He said nothing about free. are you trying to look like a complete jerk? 3 Quote
takair Posted March 3, 2024 Report Posted March 3, 2024 13 hours ago, mooneyflyer said: A good Mooniac friend is AOG in Petaluma (O69) in need of voltage regulator for his 66 Ranger. Anyone help him? Hard to make out what kind that is. Any better pictures? He is sure the regulator went? Quote
Shadrach Posted March 3, 2024 Report Posted March 3, 2024 Likely a longshot to find an exact replacement. That’s a Lamar regulator. While it is a PMA part the M20C is not in the application guide. Not likely there’s one here. If some one has a Delco VR, that would likely be plug and play. My old Delco was shipped to a fellow MS’r years ago. Quote
Echo Posted March 3, 2024 Report Posted March 3, 2024 3 hours ago, Shadrach said: Great look Scott… He’s stuck away from home late on a Saturday night at a strange airport with a component failure. He’s looking for someone who might have one on hand within driving distance. He said nothing about free. are you trying to look like a complete jerk? Clearly I "missed" the fact that he was stranded. I apologize. I missed the context completely. Quote
Shadrach Posted March 3, 2024 Report Posted March 3, 2024 20 hours ago, Echo said: Clearly I "missed" the fact that he was stranded. I apologize. I missed the context completely. Fair enough. Apologies for my harsh tone. AOG = Aircraft on ground. The connotation is that AOG occurs away from home and is preventing return. 1 Quote
Echo Posted March 3, 2024 Report Posted March 3, 2024 55 minutes ago, Shadrach said: Fair enough. Apologies for my hash tone. AOG = Aircraft on ground. The connotation is that AOG occurs away from home and is preventing return. I looked up AOG AFTER reading your response. Just wasn't clear to me on "the ask". Oh well. No worries, I deserved the response. Hope the pilot is able to get airborne again. I had AOG issues twice. Starter and flat tire. Ended up being opportunites for "adventure". Hope this pilot doesn't have "to long" an extended adventure... 2 Quote
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