DAYTONA BEACH, Florida — Power Flow Systems recently published a 28-page guide in e-booklet format titled: “All You Ever Need To Know About: General Aviation Exhaust Systems.” The publication is free to all interested pilots and mechanics.
The guide focuses on the exhaust system designs that are most prevalent on GA aircraft powered by four-cylinder Lycoming O-320, O-360, I/O-360 and I/O-390 engines, including several of the most popular aircraft in the GA fleet, such as the Cessna 172, 177 and 177RG, Piper PA28, Grumman AA5 series, and the Mooney M20 B thru J models.
Loaded with knowledge gained from the company’s 15 years of experience in the field, the guide provides pilots with information concerning the design, construction, maintenance and repair of legacy exhaust designs, as well as Power Flow’s own Tuned Exhaust System.
You can download the guide on the company’s website.
Same thing here. Gave info and no e-book. Probably get lots more junk mail now.
It appears you printed the Powerflow news release (see their website) without checking out the link to the supposed ebooklet. When clicked on the link embedded in your article it takes me to a page with a Powerflow banner at the top that asks for information about me, my email… implied is this is a prerequisite to download, receive a link, whatever – it’s not clear how the promise will be fulfilled – to the ebook. To see what would happen I entered my information and sat back to see. After awhile I received an email informing me I’d now receive monthly junk mail from Powerflow Systems… but no link and no hints on when, where, or how to get the ebook YOU advertised, and which YOU must accept some responsibility to fulfill (by virtue of the way you merely parroted their ‘news release’).
Lookin’ forward to an ebook… hopefully minus any malware.