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Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 8:50 pm
What has happened to the posts for Sun, Mon, Tues? What has happened to the posts for Sun, Mon, Tues?Light Aircraft Association
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What has happened to the posts for Sun, Mon, Tues?Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:23 pm
Upgrade Gremlins http://www.lightaircraftassociation.co. ... php?t=1286
I'm sure anything non-trivial will get reposted when people realise.
Colin
I'm sure anything non-trivial will get reposted when people realise.
Colin
Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:39 pm
Jim, Was it you that asked about the welding?
Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2009 8:41 am
Yes it was. That was one of the missing posts. Basically, can I have welding done by a non-approved but highly qualified welder?Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:05 am
My Reply went missing as well
We had a meeting with the LAA regarding the CX4, at which mention was made by myself of parts constructed outside the UK (welded rudder pedal assembly in this case). I asked if they were accepatable?
Malcolm McBride was dragged into the conversation at this point.
The response was a bit of a supprise to me as it gave the impression that they had not realised that forign kits may have parts assembled by a non-CAA approved welder. Malcolm stated, that though a CAA Welder is the official line, ultimatly, if you inspector is happy with it then all is OK.
I do think they were going to think about this some more, so it may be best to call Engineering.
We had a meeting with the LAA regarding the CX4, at which mention was made by myself of parts constructed outside the UK (welded rudder pedal assembly in this case). I asked if they were accepatable?
Malcolm McBride was dragged into the conversation at this point.
The response was a bit of a supprise to me as it gave the impression that they had not realised that forign kits may have parts assembled by a non-CAA approved welder. Malcolm stated, that though a CAA Welder is the official line, ultimatly, if you inspector is happy with it then all is OK.
I do think they were going to think about this some more, so it may be best to call Engineering.