What's on your chart case?
I have a case that will probably out last my airline career so I don't put too much stuff on it
06-18-2007 | 10:29 AM
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An oldtimer once told me that more times than not an airplane flies like it looks.
The Jetstream (Jetscream, WetDream) is no exception, it was laterally stable but it always seems to be out pitch trim and it yawed all over the place in turbulence. Decent power and I guess reasonably fast (faster than a 1900C not a D) but the systems were designed in the 1960's and it showed.
But, its one of those airplanes that really teaches you alot about flying, it makes you work for it. It was a very good stepping stone between a small piston twin and the RJ.
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06-19-2007 | 07:05 AM
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06-21-2007 | 05:52 AM
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06-21-2007 | 07:01 AM
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On my old bag I had every cigar band from every cigar that I had smoke while I was a flight instructor, it looked really cool except everyone always asked me about them.
If you want to put other stuff besides stickers (like print outs, magazine cutout, etc) on your flight case this is how you do it:
Just glue them on with elmers glue, diluted with water if needed, then brush the item with Future Floor Wax or some other clear acrylic floor polish. It dries rock hard and protects the paper. Reapply after 6 months or so.
I used this method for my cigar bands and they all stayed on even after 2 years of commuting 2 legs and having that bag thrown around by rampers
If you want to put other stuff besides stickers (like print outs, magazine cutout, etc) on your flight case this is how you do it:
Just glue them on with elmers glue, diluted with water if needed, then brush the item with Future Floor Wax or some other clear acrylic floor polish. It dries rock hard and protects the paper. Reapply after 6 months or so.
I used this method for my cigar bands and they all stayed on even after 2 years of commuting 2 legs and having that bag thrown around by rampers
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