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    Disastrous First (and Last) Annual - Advice Needed

    Looks like a gain to me rather than a loss. You have picked up a top of the line A&P and probably won't need to look for a better one and you can't buy better life insurance that good for the pidley amount that this annual is going to cost you.(and pay you off this quick after purchase for that...
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    Home Project Question

    A very smart daughter at this age and she's not even asking for money i'll bet.
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    Landing A 182 In My Back Yard?

    Start now you have already met the most difficult condition that you must pass so begin while she's in agreement. The best time is now because it does not take away from your solo time that you are not getting. You can always buy an airplane to meet your airport and not so easy to buy an airport...
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    Marco island! New video AVI8BZ

    As others have mentioned I would like to hear you describe the airport you're leaving and the airport you get to and would prefer to have that as either audio added in or maybe through through the Bose headset via Bluetooth. Get her a horizontal selfie stick. Her hand held camera technique is...
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    How much do bush pilots know about First Aid?

    I believe most pilots strive to become professional which includes the ability to handle many situations whether it be medical, mechanical or managerial. I think that any bush pilot will describe themselves as a pilot first before adding bush as a describer depending upon the company they are...
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    Luscombe Road Trip—Wish me luck!

    Thanks for your posts I'm looking forward to more. I'm suspecting that you were told- now you have a license to learn, you must have taken it to heart.
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    Luscombe Road Trip—Wish me luck!

    Welcome to Oregon. I expect you got some decent pictures from that trip from K falls to Lebanon and maybe got a couple shots of the aftermath of the forest fires East of Eugene and also some shots of Crater Lake as you went by or maybe did a 360 ? BTW I don't recall seeing any fog yesterday...
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    A-65 lost prime to oil gauge

    Facing the aircraft from in front of it the port the period and the x were the prop .X It is the only port exposed with the cowling on the aircraft so I use that one. Believed you understood that this was from memory the next day which is always reported in volts and then converted by the...
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    A-65 lost prime to oil gauge

    Resolved the problem for the moment and may be my permanent solution as the Luscombe I own is an LSA and is 79 years old. I am still a student never a private pilot. I think adding a O-200 in my case would also require me adding a medical to my drivers license. If I decided to do that then would...
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    A-65 lost prime to oil gauge

    thanks Capp. After#18 looked up PO they had addtl helpful info but i wont add to this thread
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    A-65 lost prime to oil gauge

    Thanks Dan did you create a STC or just show work done on your experimental?
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    A-65 lost prime to oil gauge

    7 posts since I posted my original I apologize for my errors and lack of clarity. I have become overly dependent on Google and tend to be a tad sarcastic occasionally. It really is a Continental A-65 wish to claim brain fart because thinking 8A Luscombe I don't know how to edit my subject line...
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    A-65 lost prime to oil gauge

    This is on a Luscombe 8A no starter so must hand prop. A&P says disconnect the oil line from the gauge inside the cockpit start the engine and when the oil starts coming through connect it back up to the gauge when the oil begins coming out. Told helpers needed and a mess to clean up as I...
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    jet pac in LA

    I saw an article on iHeartRadio website: A Skywest pilot also reported seeing the mysterious man in the jet pack. When the air traffic controller warned a JetBlue pilot to be on the lookout for the man, another pilot joked, "Only in LA." A lot of questions come to mind but they did not report...
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    An aid for the written test

    That is a protractor. Protractors are allowed unless they have answers to test questions printed on them. A protractor is a measuring instrument, typically made of transparent plastic or glass, for measuring angles.
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