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Post subject: Hello from Virginia  Posted: 09 Oct 2020, 22:02 |
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Joined: 10/08/20
Posts: 513
Post Likes: +228
Location: Timberville, VA
Aircraft: C172
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Guess you can blame Google (or rather DuckDuckGo) and the gated community for me registering here. There have been numerous internet searches that have returned promising leads from here, but I've skipped over them due to not being a member. I finally decided to change that.
I'm still undecided whether I'm an imposter here on BeechTalk. I'm not a pilot (yet) or a Beech owner (I'm only 27, so there's time for that to change too), but I've been installing avionics for about six years, so I've probably spent at least as much time in Beeches as some of the less active pilots here, plus I've been in more of them than many (that counts for something, right?). Unfortunately, none of that time has been off the ground.
I have acquired a partial stake in a 172K, and am hoping to work on my pilot's license (you know, in my spare time [might actually have some eventually now that the ADS-B rush has eased a bit]).
I'm sure I'll learn plenty here and maybe can even contribute a little.
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Post subject: Re: Hello from Virginia Posted: 21 Oct 2020, 11:21 |
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Joined: 09/12/20
Posts: 10
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Location: Pulaski, Virginia
Aircraft: Beech 300
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Welcome Trenton. I'm an Commercial Pilot A&P/IA located in VA as well and maintain a KingAir 300 and a Cessna 310. I'm new to the site as well and relatively new to King Airs (although I've now totally ripped this one apart and put it back together through maintenance and Phases...). Working on getting Typed in this 300 so that I can do maintenance flights and whatever else the boss-man asks! Good luck on the info you get here, I joined for the same reason as you initally 
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Post subject: Re: Hello from Virginia Posted: 22 Oct 2020, 16:46 |
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Joined: 01/28/13
Posts: 6053
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Location: Indiana
Aircraft: C195, D17S, M20TN
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Welcome we don’t discriminate on the basis of brand, too much...  Get that PPl then enjoy. IR is the best increase in usefulness/safety you’ll ever get so consider doing that going forward. Best CET
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