What's in the bag?
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- Pascal
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Re: What's in the bag?
1 Qt 15W50 Aeroshell oil, pens, maps, cowl plugs, propeller and canopy covers
Portable urinal https://www.aircraftspruce.com/pages/ps ... eljohn.php
Rope for tie downs and lightweight aluminum wheel chocks https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/ ... ey=3009605
Pitot and stall horn covers
Lightweight life vests when overflying water.
Portable urinal https://www.aircraftspruce.com/pages/ps ... eljohn.php
Rope for tie downs and lightweight aluminum wheel chocks https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/ ... ey=3009605
Pitot and stall horn covers
Lightweight life vests when overflying water.
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Re: What's in the bag?
Other little bags that occasionally someone will “speak” into. Nothing worse than hunting for a substitute in a crisis.
Spare headset.
Tie downs
Spare headset.
Tie downs
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Re: What's in the bag?
Good list! I have plenty of barf bags in the plane that I collected in commercial flights.RMarkSampson wrote:Other little bags that occasionally someone will “speak” into. Nothing worse than hunting for a substitute in a crisis.
Spare headset.
Tie downs
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Re: What's in the bag?
My daughter has a totally different view of useful load. According to her, what’s in the bag includes 2000 watt hairdryer, curling iron, 10 lbs of makeup, four sets of clothes for every day gone, sleeping pillow, cell phone charger (more important than jumper cables to start the plane) and all her homework and school books that she won’t actually use...
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Re: What's in the bag?
What cleaners do you use on the wings, glass. Favorites? What tools do you keep in the plane?
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Re: What's in the bag?
ChocolateSavageB wrote:Excellent idea. What else do you guys keep in your plane?
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Re: What's in the bag?
Off Amazon:
Meguiar's D15601 Synthetic X-Press Spray Wax - 1 Gallon. For quick post flight wipe down of the leading edges. I fill spray bottles and keep in the hangar. Not for the canopy...
Rolite Plastic & Acrylic Cleaner. For post flight cleaning of the canopy. Just ordered, have not actually tested to endorse yet.
Minimal tools in plane - Phillips screwdriver, small crescent wrench, Leatherman. Just enough to remove wheel pant and/or field dress a small rodent (back to your original survival question) but not enough to actually change a tire. A certified A&P would carry more. I do have lots of tools in the hangar...
Meguiar's D15601 Synthetic X-Press Spray Wax - 1 Gallon. For quick post flight wipe down of the leading edges. I fill spray bottles and keep in the hangar. Not for the canopy...
Rolite Plastic & Acrylic Cleaner. For post flight cleaning of the canopy. Just ordered, have not actually tested to endorse yet.
Minimal tools in plane - Phillips screwdriver, small crescent wrench, Leatherman. Just enough to remove wheel pant and/or field dress a small rodent (back to your original survival question) but not enough to actually change a tire. A certified A&P would carry more. I do have lots of tools in the hangar...
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Re: What's in the bag?
And we wouldn't trade it for the world! Enjoy the time....RMarkSampson wrote:My daughter has a totally different view of useful load. According to her, what’s in the bag includes 2000 watt hairdryer, curling iron, 10 lbs of makeup, four sets of clothes for every day gone, sleeping pillow, cell phone charger (more important than jumper cables to start the plane) and all her homework and school books that she won’t actually use...