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Subject: POH Supplements Udating
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I have been flying m LNC2 360 N94RJ since 2000 with much pleasure, excepting 
a flame
out wheels up emergency landing on takeoff  at 50 AGL at PWT June, 2004.
All is repaired and upgraded now and the testing begins. I will tell you 
later
what has been done to hop up the bird but now I am pouring over the POH
and have some comments and questions.

The Supplements section in the purchased POH handbook  The red covered POH 
sold
by Lancair,  provides clear  instruction for preparing and including data in 
a prescribed
format for specific equipment.  I have prepared text for some of the 
equipment pieces
but realize that most of the information must be originally prepared as some 
manufactures
 do not readily docment their equipment in useable format.

Question, have any fellas out there prepared text for the Supplements 
section?
I have done so for two or three pieces and would be willing to share with 
you in
Excel and MSFT Word format.

I have instructions for the following:

Vision Microsystem VM1000
Vision Microsystem EC100

AmeriKing Corp AK-450 ELT

Bendix/King GPS Navigational System KLN 89B

I desire Supplements for the following:

Rocky Mountain Instruments Microencoder 202K

PS Engineering PM1000 ICOM

MSI Avionics INNSDUV

Century Flight Systems Century 2000 two axis autopilot

Bendix-King Marker Beacon KR-22
Bendix-King KX155 Nav Com
Bendix-King KT76A Transponder
Monroy ATD-200 Air Traffic Detector

MAC aileron and elevator pitch servos

If anybody has gone to the trouble of this documentation; it would be nice 
to share with others.

Thanks for your interest.

Bob Smiley
N94RJ