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2156
I am seeking further help in solving my problem when connecting the controls of #501 (S/H).My aircraft has the rocker or rolled type rod end with the 'knurled...
jeffwoody123
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Jun 1, 2006
12:44 pm
2157
Can anyone advise me as to whether the thread of a motorbike/pushbike cable adjuster is compatible with the thread of the brake adjuster on the undercarriage...
jeffwoody123
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Jun 1, 2006
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2158
Hi Jeff, You were going to get back to me with more info. I am still a little puzzled to what a 'knurled grip' looks like, though will ask the factory what...
CK
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Jun 1, 2006
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2159
The thread is metric, adjustment does not appear to make any difference though... I have been unsuccessful in making my brake effective to date....
Bruce Greeff
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Jun 1, 2006
1:17 pm
2160
Jeff, On my ship the cable adjuster on the brake arm does not screw into threads. The adjustment is provided by turning the adjuster "nut" (round and knurled)...
John Gilbert
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Jun 1, 2006
2:55 pm
2161
Thank you Bruce Greef and John.Obviously there are different systems in different cirruses.I have not taken my brake apart yet. Jeff Woodward John Gilbert...
Jeff Woodward
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Jun 3, 2006
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2162
In preparation for my annual inspection I measured the closing force on my airbrakes. They are currently set at 32kg of force to close (Flight manual says 10...
zkgkh
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Jun 4, 2006
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2163
Adjustment is by rotating the rod ends at the inboard end. Excessive force can lead to fatigue failure of the ball part of the l'Hotellier connectors. There is...
John Giddy
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Jun 5, 2006
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2164
Thanks. I have replacement H'Balls on order, and will get hte adjustment done. I hope it is as simple as it sounds. Jeremy ... Excessive ... l'Hotellier ... ...
zkgkh
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Jun 6, 2006
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2165
Jeremy, I've been wanting to respond to your query, but have been too busy to do the necessary research to get my facts lined up. But, if I don't reply now, I...
Jim Hendrix
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Jun 6, 2006
3:33 pm
2166
Hi, I have installed the new winglets on #574. The first impression is that the cirrus became mutch more stable during climb in a thermal. It is much easier to...
Jari
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Jun 7, 2006
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2167
Jari Do the new winglets make it much more stable in the initial stages of the aerotow???? Neil (Cirrus G81, 55) Jari <jarih@...> wrote: Hi, I have...
NEIL HARRISON
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Jun 7, 2006
6:47 pm
2168
Yes, The overall aileron response has improved. Jari ... From: NEIL HARRISON To: StandardCirrus@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2006 8:46 PM Subject:...
Jari
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Jun 11, 2006
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2169
Hi all I am still looking for the right Std. Cirrus to buy. Since I see Cirrus manufactured by Grob, I would like to know pros and cons about these. I know...
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Jun 14, 2006
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2170
I am looking for a possible email / telephone contact for Juergen NICK or Nick JUERGEN OF 2820 Gaston Gate, Mt.Pleasant,Sth Carolina,29464,USA.Can anyone help?...
Jeff Woodward
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Jun 15, 2006
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2171
Hi Could anybody help me get in the air? I bought Std. Cirrus B #416 from Belgium in December 05, and was not aware of the fact that Belgium aviation office...
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Jun 15, 2006
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2173
Bruce, Your options are to try and reglue them back in using resin and (if necessary) a bit of glass fibre, or else to drill them out and use push in blind...
derek_cirrus168
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Jun 18, 2006
7:39 pm
2174
Gents, Don't waste your time trying to glue loose revet nuts - try this kit (or similar - there are cheaper one out there) sometimes you can re-set loose...
Adrian Hatton
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Jun 18, 2006
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2176
Last weekend I had to land out at a local municipal airport approximately 70 km from my gliding club after the lift died. I called on the radio and requested...
Matt Chislett
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Jun 21, 2006
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I would think that a tail wheel rather than a skid, and wing-tip wheels would make it much easier. A nose release would complete the set, and probably be the...
John Giddy
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Jun 21, 2006
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2178
Matt, This won't help, but I just have to tell it anyway. I too had to do an unassisted with a strong headwind. When the time came, I cranked the stick away...
Jim Hendrix
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Jun 21, 2006
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2179
Hi Matt, I have launched from asphalt without a wing runner, using the CG and tail skid (no wing tip wheels). First - you were wise to abort well before...
C. Koenig
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Jun 22, 2006
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2180
In my experience the metal skid is fine on asphalt. I reckon a hard plastic wing tip skid would be better than a soft rubber one. I think John's right about...
Brendan English
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Jun 23, 2006
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2181
I once used a set of launching poles made up by a tug pilot who had a lot of experience with aerotow retrieves. These are just bits of broomstick with a strong...
Brendan English
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Jun 23, 2006
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2182
I have heard of successful no-wing-runner launches which used a locally sourced stick attached to the wingtip with wingtape. My attempt at this, however, was...
Jens Peter Aarnaes
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Jun 23, 2006
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2183
Hi all, I have just received the e-mail listed below about the air brake mod kit availability. I have directed him to the issues/air brakes pages which I must...
Gavin Short
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Jun 23, 2006
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2184
I am considering the airbrake modification for our Standard Cirrus and have a couple of questions. 1) Has anyone obtained an FAA Form 337 approval for the...
Roger Fowler
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Jun 25, 2006
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2185
An update to my own post. At Keiheuvel Airfield in East Belgium EBKH, there is a member of the Flemish club (ACK) who buys insurance write offs from the...
Gavin Short
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Jun 25, 2006
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2186
I have received feedback: from Alan 'Thanks for the information. I have contacted Roland and he has a set on the shelf. Regards Alan' So they are still...
Gavin Short
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Jun 27, 2006
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2187
Hi all We are looking for a canopy for Std Cirrus G81 canopy, either clear or tinted. Does any have or know of someone who has one for sale? (UK and Europe...
NEIL HARRISON
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