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One Nearly Killed Me! Watch for helicopter vorticies.
Posted by Richard Bogert on
This is one of those; I learned about flying from that moment. If you see helicopters operating in the area at low altitudes near a runway, take care. The rotor vortices can linger long enough to kill you. Watch it.
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Poor craking and starting performance on Piper Aircraft
Posted by Richard Bogert on
If you are having issues with slow cranking during starting or going through batteries more often than you should, you may need to replace the aluminum cables with the Bogert Aviation copper cables made for your airplane.
Dragging out a full set of wing jacks is a pain, just to do a simple job.
Posted by Richard Bogert on
It was evident that something needed to be done for operators of the Beechcraft King Air Series and the Cessna 421C, 414, 425, 441, the Pilatus PC12 and the Piper PA46 models. Bogert Aviation designed portable axle pin system that safely lifts one wheel at a time for routine maintenance tasks.