After responding to AR Dave in a thread under mufflers regarding CO detection informatin in which AR Dave suggested there should be a special spot for such info, I thought I'd start a thread with an appropriate subject so others could chime in.
I'm thinking this isn't a bad idea but not limit it to just the CO issue. I’m thinking there should be a header opened to the public next to "The Hanger" and "The Pilot Lounge" that would be labeled "Cessna 170 Operational Cautions" with a blurb stating that this is where one would post operation hazards particular to the 170 and solutions. I'm thinking things like "CO detection device information" or "Disconnect your parking brake BEFORE it causes a ground loop" and the "The main tail spring breaks so change it". All subjects that could cause unforseen danger/damage a lot of us older 170 drivers may have heard about but new guys wouldn't know.
We wouldn't necessarily want discussion on the merits of AVGAS verses MOGAS or MMO verses Snake oil even though there are a lot of people that feel their side of these issues is life or death.
The intent would be to make a place that a newbie could easily see all the subjects particular to the 170 that might get them.
What say you. Will this work?
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The MX library will not be or is not now (I'm not sure) open to the public, just association members. We'd would want everyone interested in the 170 to be able to see and add anything that needs to be there.
As for how we do it. We get more people on board with the idea, specially George. As the moderator he'll need to understand the idea behing the special place and what should be there. So it will have to be given some thought.
Once on board I'd think George would get the webmaster to implement it.
As for how we do it. We get more people on board with the idea, specially George. As the moderator he'll need to understand the idea behing the special place and what should be there. So it will have to be given some thought.
Once on board I'd think George would get the webmaster to implement it.
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[quote="N9149A"]The MX library will not be or is not now (I'm not sure) open to the public, just association members. We'd would want everyone interested in the 170 to be able to see and add anything that needs to be there.
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Good point, I forgot about that. This is sort of the same thing I was hoping to accomplish with the AD list, Part Sources, and Mechanics listings in the MX forum. Now they are just buried in amonsted everything else...
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Good point, I forgot about that. This is sort of the same thing I was hoping to accomplish with the AD list, Part Sources, and Mechanics listings in the MX forum. Now they are just buried in amonsted everything else...
Doug
Now you've hit it right on the nail, this makes good sense!
- in you're off-the-cuff Operating Cautions examples, you've reminded me again to unhook that emergency brake I keep forgetting about. I would use a "cautions list" as a safety checklist and refer to it often.
EXCELLENT!!!! And thanks!
AR Dave
http://www.aeromedix.com/aeromedix/art/co/
- in you're off-the-cuff Operating Cautions examples, you've reminded me again to unhook that emergency brake I keep forgetting about. I would use a "cautions list" as a safety checklist and refer to it often.
EXCELLENT!!!! And thanks!
AR Dave
http://www.aeromedix.com/aeromedix/art/co/
Last edited by AR Dave on Tue Sep 28, 2004 10:27 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Randal
This subject - thread is easier than we might think. Look under The Hangar under "Recommended Modifications for 170 Owners"
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