Can You Replace Your Own Tail Beacon?
Members Q&A about beacon replacement.
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Members Q&A about beacon replacement.
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“This is a big deal, but there is a lot of work yet to be done.” GAMI announced during a recent...
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“If you’re going to do it, do it right, even if you have to wait a couple years until it’s financially feasible,” Fischer said. “Otherwise, you’re going to be paying twice to open things back up again.”
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NavStrobe Lighting Ltd. and Aircraft Spruce announced the world’s first user-installed strobe...
Read MoreOn July 26, the FAA announced a proposed AD for affecting turbocharged, reciprocating engines with...
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Q I have a 1975 plane with ASI (airspeed indicators) calibrated in mph on the outer...
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Bev Weintraub, Piper Owner Society member and owner of a Piper Archer II, was the winner of Cessna...
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | 2022 Issues, All Digital Issues
8 Featured Plane: Brand-New 1959 Comanche
18 Avionics: Smart Tablets in the Cockpit
24 Sky Talk: Where to Land in an Emergency
30 Lance Restoration Done Right
36 Turbulence: The Devil You Don’t Know
46 Hangar Tip: Refurbed Rosen Sun Visors
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Choosing your airplane is all about knowing your mission, and a Piper Turbo Arrow can fit that mission perfectly if you want more speed than a more basic airplane but more efficiency than a twin.
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Purchase Integrates two Long-Term Suppliers of Aviation Oxygen Systems O2 Aero Acquisitions and...
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Lycoming in late April issued a Service Bulletin alerting certain owners that some engines...
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Continental revised a Service Bulletin in late May alerting engine owners that some of the...
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The FAA sent out an email in June saying the following: On July 18th 2022, the FAA will be...
Read MoreThe FAA is adopting a new airworthiness directive (AD) for certain Piper Model PA-34-200 Seneca airplanes. This AD was prompted by the determination that the life limit for alternate bolts that attach the drag link to the nose...
Read MorePosted by Piper Owner Society | 2022 Issues, All Digital Issues
8 Featured Plane: Turbo Arrow Review – Top Tips from Owners
16 Avionics: R.C. Allen’s New MINI6 Digital Instrument
20 Sky Talk: Simulators are a Practical Way to Practice
26 Review: Tely Technologies Headset
30 Comanche Restoration Part 6: Landing Gear & Reassembly
46 Hangar Tip: New Step for Your Piper
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1980 Piper Dakota PA-28-236 owned by the Chandelle Flying Club of Austin, Texas. Photos by Jack...
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The FAA has adopted a new airworthiness directive (AD) for certain Piper PA-34-200 airplanes, establishing a 500-hour life limit for a certain bolt. In the preceding NPRM, the FAA proposed to require establishing a 500-hour life...
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A worn-out fuel cap assembly has a compromised seal around the fuel inlet and could leak fuel in flight or allow water intrusion from a hefty rainstorm into the fuel tank.
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The owner of a Piper Archer noticed that fuel was leaking from his carburetor under certain...
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Member Gail Hammans sent in pictures of an affordable way to add some relief in the cockpit
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