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Re: Parting Fuselages
Kendel_McCarley #673232 10/23/24 02:20 PM
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Kendel, do you have a nose gear? I'm looking for a nose gear strut housing, and the steering collar (0743011-6) but I would just take the whole gear if available.

Re: Parting Fuselages
Ron Stewart #673237 10/23/24 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Ron Stewart
could have just been a simple No, I don't feel comfortable doing that and not a lecture to Mark (and the club).

Mark could also have approached me through a PM instead of doing a public off-topic post to a classifieds listing. He would have gotten the same opinionated reply, but not in public. As a matter of fact, you could have sent me a PM, but you decided to also make a public post of your opinion. So, I'm also replying to you in public.

I remember the early days of the internet, when all the nerds had bright visions of information being "free" and it leading to a type of unfettered utopia. Instead, we have constant scams, conspiracy theories, and disinformation campaigns. It has lead to genocides (such as Myanmar) and wars (as in Ukraine). The internet has become a means for countries to destabilize their enemies, by pitting citizens against each other with social media memes and fake news sites. People will repeat anything they see as if it was truth, just because it was "published" on the internet or because they've "heard" it more than once. Back in the 1990s, the nerds had no idea that some things shouldn't be on the internet and that reputable gate keepers were a necessary protection against human nature.

Nope, I'm keeping my aircraft off the internet as much as possible. The local gossips are bad enough. These are not vintage cars. Pedigree is much more important with airplanes and maintaining your own public database of them is a dumb idea. One guy decides he thinks a certain aircraft has a hidden corrosion problem because he heard it from a friend and that can become a "truth" out there (an example that I've witnessed, when a potential buyer wanted to ruin the market for an airplane so he could get a better deal for himself). A lie (or a mistake) is really hard to fight once it has gotten a public airing and I don't think they should be given another breeding area. I will send DMCA notices if I find on my aircraft in any such database that wants to represent its condition through images or description. The FAA registry should be the only source of information on US registered aircraft.


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Re: Parting Fuselages
Kendel_McCarley #673245 10/23/24 09:18 PM
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Re: Parting Fuselages
Kendel_McCarley #673274 10/24/24 01:17 PM
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Do you have any refueling handles?

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Re: Parting Fuselages
Ricky Barrette #673281 10/24/24 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Ricky Barrette
Do you have any refueling handles?

1613224-2 Handle


Ricky,

If you're replacing yours there is another option that are readily available that are superior to what Cessna installed.

The Cessna handles are 1/4" carbon steel and these stainless steel ones are 5/16" so you'd have to make the mounting holes larger but the footprint is the same.

I can get these and send them to you and heck........I'll even polish them for you just cuz we're friends. grin

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Re: Parting Fuselages
Kendel_McCarley #673286 10/24/24 02:21 PM
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Kendell, One of our newer members is in need of a better upper and lower cowling than what he has now. He has a 1969 Aerobat (A150-00010). Would you have a better than decent upper and lower cowling available?


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