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Post subject: Diving In  Posted: 26 Feb 2015, 22:08 |
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Joined: 07/05/14
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Location: Bellevue NE (KMLE)
Aircraft: 1966 V35
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[quote][/quote]Hi, fellow Beech-nuts! After hanging around the beach and testing the BT water a few times, I've finally dived in! Yesterday I bought a 1966 V35. Straight, NDH, corrosion free airframe, with a run out engine. Today the engine is out and tomorrow it starts an overhaul by Central Cylinder, Omaha. The "while we're in there"s have already struck; I've ordered BDS baffles and BAS inertial harnesses based largely on the collective wisdom of fellow Beechtalkers. Any advice on a 406Mhz ELT?
As a member of the Offutt Aero Club, I've been flying a Citabria, C182, and a BE55 Baron (T-42A). Now that I have a V35, I think I'll drop the C182! Besides, I get plenty of 182/G1000 time as a CAP pilot.
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Post subject: Re: Diving In Posted: 27 Feb 2015, 16:57 |
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Company: Mayo Clinic
Location: Rochester, MN
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Welcome Beatiful plane! What a feeling,eh! Don't gorget to look back every time you park her somewhere.  That requirement is in the V tail POH! 
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Post subject: Re: Diving In Posted: 27 Feb 2015, 18:04 |
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Location: Bellevue NE (KMLE)
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Username Protected wrote: Welcome Beatiful plane! What a feeling,eh! Don't gorget to look back every time you park her somewhere. That requirement is in the V tail POH! Luc -BTDT! We're practically neighbors; hope to see the Red Bo in person sometime this spring. Jim
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Post subject: Re: Diving In Posted: 27 Feb 2015, 19:26 |
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Location: KSPK Spanish Fork, UT
Aircraft: In mourning
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Beautiful plane Jim! Congratulations and good luck with the overhaul.
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There are lots of folks here that will be happy to give you suggestions on how to spend your money in your current "WhileImInThereItis"..Beautiful ride!
