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facthunter

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  1. Brendan I've owned 3 aircraft a Citabria 7ECA a Fisher Horizon 2 and a Piper twin Commanche and can get a go in a Plane any time I wish but don't have the Money as I would want to pay . If I listed what I've flown it wouldn't fit the Space provided and I shouldn't have to anyhow. It would look like i was big noting myself and I don't go for that and detest SNOBS. I am NOT a non Pilot EITHER and how that got there was not of my doing. I've not done anything about it. Because I didn't know some would try to make a BIG DEAL about it. This section of the Forum is for ALL aircraft Pilots. That's fairly inclusive. No one should feel excluded OR afraid to ask a Question. here. Laughing when one of my Posts is deleted is pretty Ordinary also.There's Plenty of Posts that have been deleted before Mine was. Mine was only in self defense.. Nev
  2. It's about Terrorists, and stuff in luggage. ASIO and one other security mob are involved with your background checks. Easy to look up.Nev
  3. How was my comment bad.? Nev
  4. You got your answer. Nev
  5. You are flogging a dead Horse. Make it more sensible but, you'll never get rid of it. Nev
  6. That is not a tapered thread fitting. Nev
  7. A few Hijacked commercial airliners flew into buildings Back there and hijacking took place all over the World including one here at least and I've Been through a Bomb scare on a Plane I was flying and it's NOT fun. While the ASIC should be made more 'fit for Purpose' there's not many People who are going to want any (apparent) reduction of security on and about RPT Aircraft, anywhere. Nev
  8. Flyable ones are very rare. Nev
  9. ANY transport vehicle is a Potential weapon. Ultra lights couldn't register very high on any List based on reality. Nev
  10. But CASA insist on it in certain Locations, That doesn't add up.. Nev
  11. THAT seems rather odd doesn't it? It doesn't help get a Passport either.. That needs to be explained, . Nev
  12. Its a ground banking limiter and Makes fuel draining better. Nev
  13. Nice to Know that when you turn it OFF, it IS Off . Nev
  14. More Low pressure on the top of the wing and acting further Back? Nev
  15. I HOPE we haven't ALL done that. It's something that often has very serious (even Fatal) consequences. It's A VITAL action.. There are things you Must be Certain of. Good on the Being truthful about it. and bringing it to Light. It will Help.others to think More about it. Most times the fuel lasts just long enough to get you airborne. Consider that you have to PROVE any fuel selection change. Nev
  16. THAT is strange. Usually the actuator goes Up for Up. If you leave the fuel selector ON on some Planes you are then relying on the float Needle to be sealing perfectly. Some Beechcraft have the Flap and Gear (little)) levers alongside each other, and some pilots like to retract the FLAPS, immediately after landing to Put more weight on the wheels for Braking. Nev
  17. The bit's go on the Aircraft frame. Not as as strips but a scribed shaped light weight piece firmly fixed to the frame. You can trim such a Piece to be the exact size and orientation needed to mate to a rubber on the fiberglass door.. No whistling noises better seal and more chance of having the door a good flush fit and no excess Load on the Hinges and catch and less likely to come open as it will close more predictable than one you have to Use force on.. Interior trim and beading will fit better also . If more strength is needed include some Marine Ply or fibreglass matt in the Balsa.. Nev
  18. You're good at bagging other's achievements. Would you really have much of a clue about the Problems Involved. I can't see how. Nev
  19. Well put fd & Thanks for Posting. There are times/conditions where you can't LAND in Both Places. It's not the same as flying over as the speed through the Air warms the Plane 30 degrees C in cruise. and you have ways of heating the Airframe . Nev
  20. Poultice-like . Rough as Guts . Do it once and do it right. It 's Quieter. You can get some Horrible noises from badly fitting doors. Nev
  21. Possibly some Lawnmower or motorcycle thing will fit or can be adapted. Nev
  22. That would look like crap. . Nev
  23. Yeah, you have to do it FIRST. Just do one at a time. it will cut down noise too. Nev
  24. With Vastly differing gaps it may Pay to make them More equal with balsa pieces glued in place covered with thin canvas held there by two Pack resin, Use Plasticene to check the Gaps and then glue the rubber on when you are Happy. A lot of pressure in the Hinges and catch is not desirable. Nev
  25. The RPT section wants it and most of their Passengers wouldn't welcome any reduction of security either.. The "Good Old days" where everyone went up to the cockpit are gone forever.. That's SAD but the scene is not getting any Better. It's getting worse. . Face Reality and Make your own decisions as to what you do,. You can't change the World. NO Politician is going to gain votes by appearing to want to reduce security at Airports. Nev
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