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Annual Inspection Checklist

Me too!

Hello Brian

I wrote my own for me and a friend. Then I saw Bills checklist which is also a good example ... so yours would be welcome two, to evaluate my final version.

Thanks alot!

Dominik
 
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VETE76 said:
if you haven't worn out ur send button yet, please send me one,
ps i fly over you dwellings in hastings NY alot going into rich revoirs place!
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fred
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If I have not gotten you, hit me up again.
Hey Fred.... It's great to hear from you! I really miss Rich, He is the best Supercub guy I've ever met in my entire life. I miss my place up there but I'm no longer in the service and the distance was too far. I had two bad renters in a row and was lucky to sell the house. Please Tell Rich and Scott I say hello and please call sometime!
Best
Brian Wallis
 
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Ooooh it's a good day... Got everybody covered up to here. Got a surprise for you all in the works. Daniel knows.... and he is sworn to secrecy. It's gonna involve a TON of people and good times. A white pen, a helicopter and as much food/beverage as everybody on the list wants to bring. ;) Don't ask... I'm not telling... till later ;)
 
If you please,

I'd appreciate a copy of your checklist. Doing my second condition inspection shortly, and wasn't really happy with the generic checklist I used for the first inspection.

Thanks In Advance:)

Terry @

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Hello Everybody. Here you go! I must apologize for being away for so long. It's great to be back. I've had a lot of good changes in my life recently and been very busy. I have departed my regular helicopter job as a mech and the maint test pilot(no benefits at all) and found a job that has medical, dental insurance retirement etc... As much as I love working on airplanes and helicopters full time... not to mention flying :) I had to make some changes in my life. It's been hard making a living in aviation because so many people are willing to do it for free or low cost. I've always been blessed with more work than I can acommidate but buying insurance on your own is getting prohibitive. I now work for a wonderful company that lets me enjoy aviation work in the evening and on the side. I'm now engaged to a wonderful woman who loves to fly and I've found out that planning a wedding is more work than it seems. Since my RV only has one seat... I had to use the helicopter for our engagement. I gave her an hour of dual instruction in the 300 and proposed to her in the helicopter(somebody has to fly while I dig for the ring ;) ). Any volunteers for the flyover at the wedding? ;)
 
One more please

Add one more to your list, por favor!

PeteHunt (at) earthlink (dot) net.

Thanks!
 
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