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Wed 05/09/07


Total Messages Posted: 2



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     1. 04:15 AM - Re: fantasy air code of conduct (Thom Riddle)
     2. 02:10 PM - Cleaning Fiberglass Surfaces (Hugh McKay III)
 
 
 


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    Time: 04:15:26 AM PST US
    From: Thom Riddle <thomriddle@adelphia.net>
    Subject: Re: fantasy air code of conduct
    Their name says it all, Fantasy! If they were serious about this they would submit to the voluntary ASTM audit. Anyone noticed that only about 3 of the 40 or so SLSA manufacturers have volunteered for the ASTM audit? The honor system is not working. The FAA dropped the ball on this one. All the FAA had to do was require a ONE TIME inspection and review ONE airplane and ONE set of required documentation to receive the first S-LSA airworthiness certificate, which would have cost virtually nothing to do but would have assured conformance to the ASTM standards. The Allegro airplane performance is excellent and does conform in that regard but its documentation, as well as most (but not all) of the other SLSAs, comes no where near conforming to the ASTM standards, and they know it. Thom in Buffalo


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    Time: 02:10:20 PM PST US
    From: "Hugh McKay III" <hgmckay@bellsouth.net>
    Subject: Cleaning Fiberglass Surfaces
    I am interested in finding out what others are doing to clean the Woodcomp prop surfaces and the fiberglass gelcoat surfaces of the Allegro 2000 fuselage, coweling, and wheel pants. Operating on a grass field causes all kind of very small things to stick to these surfaces. Things like small bugs (or parts of them), grass, and seemingly any other thing the prop blast can throw back on take-off and landing. Once these little guys are dried they stick like glue! Any special, or home made cleaning products out there that work? I have heard that Avons Skin-So-Soft product will work, however it is a mineral oil based product with other additives. Hugh G. McKay in NC Allegro 2000 N661WW Rotax 912 UL




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