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Can anyone loan me a PMA-450 audio panel? Mine is going back to the factory for service. I’ll be grounded if I can’t find a slide-in replacement Thanks

I did an airtex interior in my Arrow back in 2014. I love it! https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared/QwpcTWadTNmXvvDpNNxXSA.MARr3GrLwd2FuWWmQSmXfZ

That's a hell of a markup. The Plane Plower regulator is a $300 item. I have a Zeftronics that's been working for the last 20+ years. If it dies, I'll probably replace it with a PlanePower. I have a PlanePower alternator.

I've seen a few posts by a new user that look suspiciously like some kind of AI like chatGPT. Has anyone else noticed this?

Piper Arrows have wet gauges (both oil and fuel pressure), at least up to the Piper Arrow II. Later year models may have senders, but I don't know for sure. I have a 75 Arrow II. I struggled with the fluctuating fuel pressure gauge for a few years. Three years ago my A&P change the...

All loaded up, taxi to fuel pad, all fueled up, fired up, and... we're not going:(. Was getting ready to launch for a 1.5 hr trip to see the grandkids. We'd had the tickets for a train ride to the North Pole for six months, and the grandkids were waiting for us. Easy IFR (just clouds, no...

That PA-11 is beautiful! Truly a "special" Cub!

Excellent as usual!

Yep. Insurance is a wonderful thing. It lets you sleep at night knowing that if some idiot does something stupid you are covered, even if that idiot is you!

Why wouldn't insurance cover it? up to the limits of the policy, of course. I imagine they'll receive a check for the full hull value, and the liability limits may be tested due to the property damage. I say again, "Why wouldn't insurance cover it?"

I had a Century I (Piper Autoflite II) in my Arrow when I bought it in 1995. It had the NavTracker option. It tracked VOR courses very well once established. I used the chit out of it. I would always file airways so that I could use it to track the VORs. When I had my first IFR GPS...

Starlink for Aviation is coming in 2023.:drool: So, I got an email about Starlink for in-motion use for RVs (the 4-wheeled kind). I don't have an RV (either kind), so I don't know why I got that e-mail. I went to the Starlink website and found out that it's $135/month + a one-time charge of...

Beat me to it.

There's a lot more legroom if you remove the front seats.

I doubt this statement. Mine sure isn't. But even if the majority are approved, they all aren't.

I love this quote!

Holy crap! I just looked at post #5, which I didn't read before I posted. He even had the reference to a lighter fluid can! I'm just wondering how hindsight2020 was able to read my mind in the future and preemptively plagiarize my post that I made some 18 hours later...:dunno:

I hate to be a pedant (or maybe I don't, because details matter when it comes to airplanes), but it's SB1006.

1. There is a reservoir on the firewall - on the engine side. That is the brake fluid reservoir. It looks like it was made from an old can of lighter fluid. The gear hydraulic reservoir is located at the base of the pump, which is located behind the baggage compartment near the battery...