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Start With the Right Airplane
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Start With the Right Airplane

  • Post author:AIR MOD
  • Post published:July 1, 2018
  • Post category:Beech / Cessna / Mooney / Piper / Popular Posts / Renovations
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Hindsight is often 20/20, and allows us to analyze decisions past made. Put into the context of airplane ownership, one hard-learned lesson comes to mind. I think the single most…

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Wing Tips: Trouble in the New World – Part VII
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Wing Tips: Trouble in the New World – Part VII

  • Post author:AIR MOD
  • Post published:April 7, 2011
  • Post category:Beech / Cessna / Mooney / Piper / Renovations
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When we think of aging airplane issues, it’s obvious we’re talking about older airplanes. I tend to think of Beech aircraft built before 1974 as older, since those machines were…

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Wing Tips: Door & Window Seals – Part VI

Wing Tips: Door & Window Seals – Part VI

  • Post author:AIR MOD
  • Post published:March 6, 2011
  • Post category:Beech / Cessna / Doors / Mooney / Piper / Renovations
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We’re finally at the beginning of our last Wing Tips article on the exciting topic of installing and adjusting door and window seals. This final installment will cover sealing aft…

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Wing Tips: Cabin Door Hinges & Windlace Cords – Part V
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Wing Tips: Cabin Door Hinges & Windlace Cords – Part V

  • Post author:AIR MOD
  • Post published:January 5, 2011
  • Post category:Beech / Cessna / Mooney / Piper / Renovations
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In our last Wing Tips article, we worked through the challenges of getting the main cabin door to seal against water leaks. It must seem like I’m really trying to…

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Wing Tips: Tricky Door Tricks – Part IV

Wing Tips: Tricky Door Tricks – Part IV

  • Post author:AIR MOD
  • Post published:November 4, 2010
  • Post category:Beech / Cessna / Doors / Mooney / Piper / Renovations
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In our previous two articles, we made the mechanical adjustments necessary for our cabin and baggage doors to close properly. The next step is to get these doors to seal…

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Wing Tips: Baggage Doors – Part III

Wing Tips: Baggage Doors – Part III

  • Post author:AIR MOD
  • Post published:October 3, 2010
  • Post category:Beech / Cessna / Doors / Mooney / Piper / Renovations
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Picking up on our last article about owner-performed cabin door adjustments, it’s time to move on to baggage and cargo door adjustments. Baggage and cargo doors on Beech models 33…

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Wing Tips: Tricky Door Tricks – Part II

Wing Tips: Tricky Door Tricks – Part II

  • Post author:AIR MOD
  • Post published:September 2, 2010
  • Post category:Beech / Cessna / Renovations
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If there is any one statement I am known for repeating often to my employees, it is “Strive for perfection, and accept nothing less than very, very good”. My passion…

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Wing Tips: To Tell the Truth – Part I
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Wing Tips: To Tell the Truth – Part I

  • Post author:AIR MOD
  • Post published:July 1, 2010
  • Post category:Beech / Cessna / Mooney / Piper / Renovations
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Have you ever had something in the back of your head that you know is well worth doing, but you just never get around to it? Then an event occurs…

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Panel Modifications (Dinosaurs, Dumpsters, and Dollars) Part VIII

Panel Modifications (Dinosaurs, Dumpsters, and Dollars) Part VIII

  • Post author:AIR MOD
  • Post published:April 1, 2009
  • Post category:Beech / Instrument Panels / Renovations
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Last month we thoroughly explained the various glareshield options for Beech instrument panels. One final topic to cover in this panel business is painting. Like glareshields, a well-executed panel project…

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Panel Modifications (Dinosaurs, Dumpsters, and Dollars) Part I

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