[bkervaski]

My aircraft jacks came with this warning label, nice

 

[airguy]

That's one way to limit liability, I suppose.

Back in my younger days I was into competition slalom water skiing and did a lot of testing on R&D products for one of the big name producers. Each new ski would arrive at my house in plain fiberglass without paint or gloss or anything, except a sticker on it that said "Warning - do not use this product."

 

[mburch]

The throttle/prop/mixture cables I bought from Van's Aircraft are "not for use on aircraft":

 

[Auburntsts]

Harbor Freight? The load leveling device for my engine hoist has basically the same warning sticker.

 

[vic syracuse]

Have you ordered an ELT by any chance? They come in a box that says "Do not ship by air."

Vic

 

[Toobuilder]

Not to mention the NGK spark plugs many of us use are "not for use in aircraft".

 

[rv6ejguy]

Oh oh. I have NGK plugs and an ACS throttle cable in my RV...

 

[rv6ejguy]

My Fav

We use a US designed thermal imaging camera to look at circuit board hot spots during the prototype phase and it's useful for other things aircraft thermal related as well- heat exchanger flow, cylinder heads, exhaust, bearings etc.



The device is made in China... Seriously? Ahh, oh never mind...

 

[vgb]

Brake lines

If you ever have brake lines made, its for a off road vehicle. They won't make them other wise.

 

[thompsonbr87]

If you ever have brake lines made, its for a off road vehicle. They won't make them other wise.

Well, technically it is "off road".

 

[rongawer]

I always just say I'm using them on my RV... no one ever seems to ask further on that. And hey, I'm not lying.