GyvAir,
Thanks for the help! Much appreciated.

Anyone have any knowledge on this SAR from Dec 1978. Not 100% certain that the SAR was titled SAR Underwood, just a guess. Cessna 195 belonging to Chieftain Air services, Sask. Piloted by Art Underwood, 4 SOB, flight planned Reddeer - Kamloops. Wondering if there was a conclusion/results to the sear...

Thanks Culver! Much appreciated!
Cheers.

Anyone know the difference between Silica smoke and Silica flour, if any??? Doing a repair on a composite engine intake (AW101) and they list these compounds for the repair. Just curious if anyone knows the difference...
Thx in advance!

Anyone know who is maintaining the RCAF airbus fleet for them now that aveos has gone flat?

Sidebar wrote:Second crew built a homemade GPS approach while they orbited but were unable to land. Third crew deliberately overtorqued all 4 engines on departure with the survivors.

It has been said, "Rank has its privileges"! Hello Brother Chinthe, I presume!

I worked at the company involved in that crash and was supposed to fly that day. Our company navajo that had landed VFR just before the crash flew out the 3 most critical victims. The doctor, the co-pilot, and a toddler. The toddler was the only one not to survive. All other deaths happened in the ...

Indanao wrote:It wasn't there yet...

Go get yourself a coffee.......it was just an attempt at humour.....I enjoyed it!

The U.S. paid Pakistani intelligence agents $500,000 in October 2004 to kidnap Khadr. He was initially prevented from speaking to consular officials and beaten until he co-operated with Pakistani intelligence.

So, I'm guessing he gave up the location of the Paki safe house........

Let us not forget Bob, the Carmen Camakazie.

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"Two of the crew members died on impact, while two others, including the pilot, were taken prisoner and survived the war."

If this was a RAF aircraft and contained human remains it would probably be considered a war grave. ??

FYI, I've heard them called several variations of pip/pipo/pit but "Pip-pin" has a traceable history and registered trademark.....see below The 3201 original 'pip pin', manufactured by Avdel in England and now no longer in production. The registered trade mark pip-pin® has become a general term for ...

Used in many aviation applications. Landing gear ground safety locks, panel/cowl opening bars, ground support equipment, rescue hoists.............Many!
I second the "Pip Pin" name.

Kilo, It is always hard to de-snag a "noise", much more so when someone else is telling you about it. It could be harmonics, mechanical, electrical or even just you. Anybody else go up with you and listen for it. Going down Niss's track of electrical leakage, how about Magnetos......would you risk s...

Kilo, I'm a heavy helicopter mechanic and have not been near a Cessna for a long time............So.... Does the drone/noise change with quick or long throttle changes? Turns? Does altitude or temp make any difference? Have you tried your friends headset in your machine? Can you hear the noise WITHO...

Pie,
If you run for office, you got my vote!

The pods are FRL A/A refuelling pods. Rats are attached to a fuel pump to pull the hoses in, regulate hose extension speeds and to assist fuel output pressure to the receivers.

Any monitoring and diagnostics we carry out on our machines, the "Box" has all the oem expected vibe levels of all the pick-ups at the positions embedded in the software for the specific model. We can look at specific vibe levels at any position a pick-up has been installed (under pilots seat/at MGB...

We got a winner!! J.P.WISER, Thanks JP! I recognize the can/specifications as the material I was thinking of. :idea: Once again everyone, thx for the replies and suggestions, some of them may be better and cheaper than the intended search item and my company appreciates the cheaper portion! See you ...

Thanks for the replies everyone. I will post up when I find what fits the bill

Strega,
I went to the local "lubricant store" and all the pretty gal had was all water-soluble lubricants....!! I felt old!

For any Hercules crew, past or present............HOWDY!

Hey everyone! I'm looking for a particular "grease like" substance. Looks and feels like malleable/soft bees wax. Sticky but will rub off with some effort with a rag. Comes in a can. Known to CAF Technicians as "fitters Grease" or "honey Grease". I have never seen it used as a grease but often used ...

You need to report this guy to the cops asap. If he calls again, *57 after the call to red flag your records @ the telephone company. Police can then warrant the records for evidence.
Stay safe and practice your kung foo kick to the nuts!

American Eagle,
Give up on the AME gig.........try to get into telemarket/call centre work.

How about a second engine for combat damage, after all it is a combat aircraft? The attached is allegedly SA-7 damage.


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