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Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 12:18:21 -0500
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From: Kevin Kossi <kevin@airforcemechanical.com>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Collaborating on checklists
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Everyone does things differently and in a different order.

I took the HPAT ground class and did not walk out with a check list  
for my plane.
I did some flight training in the Lancair's 199L and found the check  
list had a lot of room for improvement for my taste.

I plan to do the flight training portion in my plane with Pete once  
it is done.

 From my point of view, we are building experimental planes,  
customized within a narrow band to our individual ideas of what will  
be best for our style.
The layout of the Panel and the Grip buttons are determined by what  
one uses on a regular basis and ease of use.
Lancair's checklist template, and the flight training I did in a  
Legacy and the LML, all have helped me greatly in laying out my panel.

I take all relevant information into account, LML, Joe, B, Pete and  
so on.

Kevin Stallard wrote: "The LML isn't necessarily the best place to  
get knowledge"

Kevin, I see in the past you have looked to the LML for some answers  
and consensus on a few items?

I think you are underestimating the knowledge and the decades of  
experience of the many people that read and post to the LML.


Kevin Kossi
Legacy 73%
New York


On Feb 13, 2007, at 9:29 AM, Kevin Stallard wrote:

>
> "  But one needs to have a direction and to learn from other builders
> what
> works and what does not. Just like Joe. B said "It's just a   
> Template""
>
> That's why you go get HPAT training and get it from Pete and his  
> band of
> merry men.  That's the direction you take.  The LML isn't necessarily
> the best place to get knowledge.  Collaborating with someone who has
> built their airplane differently than someone else and who has  
> different
> abilities and may or may not have done things correctly, isn't the  
> most
> inspiring source.
>
> Don't post it, go get the training and collaborate with the best of  
> the
> best.  They have worked hard to put this program together and have
> worked hard to put a checklist and assemble information that is far
> better than what you could find here (in my opinion).
>
> You get what you pay for....
>
> Keivn
> L2K-291
>
>
>
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