Legacy to Glass
Why would anyone in their right mind spend more on avionics upgrades than what their airplane is worth? That’s crazy, right? Maybe, but not so fast.
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Why would anyone in their right mind spend more on avionics upgrades than what their airplane is worth? That’s crazy, right? Maybe, but not so fast.
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A True Story by Richard Bogert “Aviation in itself is not inherently dangerous. But to an even...
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | Service Bulletins & NPRMs
On Nov. 29, 2022, Piper Aircraft issued Service Bulletin SB1161C for wing rib inspections. The SB...
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Updated Jan. 13, 2023 Garmin recently issued an update regarding its software update necessary to...
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© [Sunny studio] / Adobe Stock By Floyd Allen 12 Things EVERY Pilot should know about an...
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | 2022 Issues, All Digital Issues
Featured Plane: Piper Pawnee Brave 400
Avionics: New Pilot Gear
Never Run It Dry: How to Manage Your Fuel
Eliminate Exterior Screw Corrosion
Legacy to Glass: Cherokee 180 Panel Upgrade
Hangar Tip: Handheld Transceivers on a Budget
Posted by Piper Owner Society | Featured Plane
Ed Cooper knew as a kid that he wanted to be a pilot, and it’s easy to understand why. He caught the flying bug from his dad during the burgeoning years of aviation.
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | Upgrade & Refurbish
If you’ve been flying for a while, you learned to have certain fears that go along with the flying experience. These are the sub rosa facts of life for pilots. We all have this secret list and we do everything we can to mitigate the risk that goes with the list.
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | Maintenance
This article is a follow-up to “Introduction to Borescoping: Part 1,” allowing owners to take preventative steps before serious issues occur.
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I have a Piper Cherokee 150 with a new engine (50 hours SMOH). At sea level, cold weather, wide open throttle, and mixture full (no carb heat of course), it used to go to 2,700 rpm at takeoff. Now it’s between 2,400 and 2,500 only.
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | Hangar Tip, Maintenance
I’m sure you know the drill: There’s airplane dollars and there’s real dollars. In airplane dollars, everything generally costs 10 times more. Period!
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What should you do if you get sediment in the fuel tank of your Piper airplane? That happened to a...
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | Piper Airplane ADs Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins & NPRMs
Cylinder Cracking Possibly Ongoing in Continental 500-Series Engines, Even Post-AD Actions On Oct....
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | Hangar Tip, Maintenance
By Erich RempertA&P/IA Consultant All of us have pulled into a gas station and filled up a low...
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | 2022 Issues, All Digital Issues
8 Featured Plane: Piper Malibu 310
18 Avionics: What’s Going on at Aspen
22 Borescoping Part 2: Performing Cylinder Inspections
26 How to Repair Plastic Trim
32 Upgrade: Add Lighted Wingtips to a Piper Arrow
34 Lessons from the Logbook: When to Abort
46 Hangar Tip: Piper External Power Connector Replacement
Posted by Piper Owner Society | News, Piper Airplane ADs Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins & NPRMs
On Oct. 19, the FAA released a SAIB (Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin) regarding wing...
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | Fly With Kay, Maintenance
FlyWithKay’s plane developed a hot cylinder. Learn what happened next, and how you can help with advice.
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Lance flies purely for pleasure, and the plane he owns, a 1977 Piper Cherokee, fits his mission well. “This is the second airplane I’ve owned. Both of them happen to be Piper Cherokee 140s.
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Joseph had never flown with an autopilot before having a new one installed. “The previous one in my plane was a legacy Century that never worked correctly, so I never used it,”
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | News, Service Bulletins & NPRMs
On Sept. 30, Piper released Service Spares Letter No. 503 announcing the availability of a kit that adds an inspection/access panel to the lower wing skin on both sides of affected aircraft. When installed, the panels permit...
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