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hi dean, i share you'r sentiments re chinese pishkins on a 503, but me being CHEAP when my pis...a residue left over from the pre-war magneto which did occasionally suffer failures . present day electronic igni...- I have looked at the video again and studied terrain and timing of events. I have a hypothesis. Henry indicated winds were light at the time. Although the cl...
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- Hi, I'm working on my 503 engine. I need to replace 6 protection caps that are cracked. I've searched the Rotax manual, forum, and found nothing. Is there concerns while I replace these caps? I don't want to mess up the timing.
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- After flying in all types of weather in the XT-912 Arrows, this afternoon Jagsy took to the...circuits, we then proceeded south and Jagsy conducted two simulated engine failures into paddocks, followed by a...
- See the article related to this amazing graph describing why maintenance needs to be planned and cross checked carefully!!!: http://alltrikes.com/elgg/pages/view/40208/aircraft-maintenance-a-necessary-evil-waddington-efffect-opinion-mike-busch-a-well-known-apia-and-owner-of-savvy-aviator
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The Dark Side of Maintenance: Maintenance-induced failures happen all too often
Mike Busch writes that maintenance-induced failures, incidents in which a mechanic makes a problem worse rather than fixing it, cause about one-eighth of all aircraft accidents. Many people...
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- Presenter: Prof. H. Paul Shuch Prof. H. Paul Shuch operates a flight school using an Evektor SportStar powered by the Rotax 912. In this presentation...
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- Rich is a youtube friend of mine that just posted this informative top 12 tips after achieving 1000 hours. There are quite a few good points in here and it got me thin...
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The Dark Side of Maintenance: Maintenance-induced failures happen all too often
Mike Busch writes that maintenance-induced failures, incidents in which a mechanic makes a problem worse rather than fixing it, cause about one-eighth of all aircraft accidents. Many people believe that preventive maintenance is a good thing, but Busch writes, "Whenever a mechanic takes s...Tags: Mike Busch, maintenance-induced failures