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How do I install an oil cooler on my homebuilt?

By Paul McBride · December 7, 2007 ·

I have an O-235 Lycoming engine. The assembly case has not been drilled to accept an oil cooler. I called Lycoming Tech Service, but got no help. What needs to be done seems pretty clear, but I would like some technical advice. This engine is going on a homebuilt. GREY BIGGS via email I’ll apologize […]

A THEORY ON STEVE FOSSETT’S DISAPPEARANCE

By General Aviation News Staff · November 23, 2007 ·

In regard to your most recent article in the Oct. 5, 2007, edition, “Fosset presumed dead,” I find it interesting that Steve or his aircraft have not been found to this point. There was no ELT activation and he filed no flight plan. I would like to submit that Steve and his aircraft might have […]

QUIT YOUR NIT-PICKING

By General Aviation News Staff · November 23, 2007 ·

I am writing regarding the letter by James Jackson of Carlisle, Ind., “Physicists cause the confusion” in the Oct. 5 issue. Again I had a good hearty chuckle at Mr. Jackson’s response and his apparent obsession with the term “Zero-G.” Now, it would seem, Mr. Jackson has some sort of issue with physicists as well. […]

NO FREE LUNCH

By General Aviation News Staff · November 23, 2007 ·

Any discussion regarding user fees would appear to require an alternative for those types of airport owners who provide community access but find it impossible to recover costs of airport operation. The type of airport, which my surveys have shown to be at risk of closing, is the smallest type community sole proprietorship. This type is simultaneously most […]

STRUCTURAL FAILURES IN ALL AEROBATIC AIRCRAFT

By General Aviation News Staff · November 23, 2007 ·

If I may, I would like to continue the thread of the letter by Dan Bierly, “Success of Edge speaks for itself,” in the Oct. 19 issue, a bit further and shed some historical information that I feel paints a more accurate picture of airframe integrity in our unlimited aerobatic aircraft. The truth is that […]

Delays continue on FAA reauthorization: Many believe user feebattle will continue through next year

By Charles Spence · November 23, 2007 ·

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Senate continued to dawdle on appropriation bills, forcing another extension of the FAA’s temporary authorization to Dec. 31, 2007. In late October, the Senate passed a single provision of the FAA Authorization Act, the Essential Air Service (EAS) program. By voice vote the House approved an amended version of the bill […]

Patriots, heroes and wars

By Janice Wood · November 23, 2007 ·

The Gathering of Mustangs and Legends, held at the end of September at Columbus, Ohio, was an inspiring lesson in history and patriotism. I have been telling everyone who would stand still long enough that it was certainly the best-organized, most thrilling, most moving air show I’ve attended in some 60 years of attending them. […]

Which valve is safe to use?

By Paul McBride · November 23, 2007 ·

QUESTION: I have a question on my IGO-540-A1A, an engine with a rated RPM of 3,400. When it comes time for an overhaul, S.I. 1037K calls for intake valve LW-12949. This valve is prohibited from use in an HIO-360-D1A, an engine with a rated RPM of 3,200 by S.I. 1280C. The use of this valve […]

An unusual upbringing

By Deb McFarland · November 23, 2007 ·

She was small with flaming red hair, but I had no doubt her backbone was reinforced with stainless steel. We sat at a conference table, the Old Man beside me looking grave and concerned, as appropriate for the situation. I, on the other hand, squirmed with guilt and no doubt my discomfort was apparent on […]

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