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not sure if anyone has seen the fire extinguisher ad but several countries have it out,
Avionews - Agenzia stampa del settore aeronautico, elicotteristico, aerospaziale e della difesa
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there is an AD out on the tailboom antenna area.
Ad calls for a paste, its called Pentrox A13. cheapest by FAR is an electrical wholesalers vs manufacturer.
I got it for about 20 dollars. OE is 800 or more.
I think they refer to it as Pene A 13 in the catalogue.
I got it for about 20 dollars. OE is 800 or more.
I think they refer to it as Pene A 13 in the catalogue.
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120 in film
So
Now that the trailer is out for "We still kill the old way" - my machine makes a departure from 27 sec into the trailer.
And that's a G2 tail over the right shoulder of the watchers.
Fame at last. OK, hopefully more in the actual film!
Now that the trailer is out for "We still kill the old way" - my machine makes a departure from 27 sec into the trailer.
And that's a G2 tail over the right shoulder of the watchers.
Fame at last. OK, hopefully more in the actual film!
Last edited by John R81; 20th Nov 2014 at 12:14.
After some time I'm getting back into 120 and I'm amazed at the training manual. What's important is not there, what isn't really, all there in detail.
One can get confused on very basic stuff:
P2 is actually P3
T4 is actually T4,5
Come on, which is which already?!
Anyway, does anybody have Arrius 2F manual available in a pdf - hoping for more reason from Turbomeca itself.
One can get confused on very basic stuff:
P2 is actually P3
T4 is actually T4,5
Come on, which is which already?!
Anyway, does anybody have Arrius 2F manual available in a pdf - hoping for more reason from Turbomeca itself.
