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Boeing Tech Training Manualhttp://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=e9b792b8-91aa-4abe-95e8-f6ec86a71c81&file=6M62-656_Machining_Plastics_and_Advanced_Composites.pdf

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A man has a flat tire right out side of a sanitarium. While changing the tire he kicks the hub cap with the lug nuts in it and they go down into the sewer drain. He doesn't know what to do next. The man at the fence tells him to take a lug nut off of each of the other wheels and drive slowly...

The tick marks for the Drawing location A,B,C..1,2,3 around the periphery are "Normally" exactly 10.00" for this very reason. Not sure what they do with smaller drawings. A paper copy of a mylar will be off just a smiggen (engineering term)due to copier error, as Mike said.

Are you sure this is a Boeing color? According to the D-14080-1, this is a Gray (DAL 767) The "Blues" are a 5xxxx number.

ROHR: RMS 042, Type 2, Grade B (as of 2003) 3M: AF-15, .015 - .019PSF unsupported Film Adhesive. (0.003" =/- 0.001") Per 3M Tech Support, use AF-31 Tech Data Sheet.

The Hangar power unit provides both AC & DC power through a singel plug to the aircraft.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=744bd879-04da-4f00-831e-6f8098913a37&file=002160-3_002175-8_AC_GPU_Cable_0113422062165000710835706.jpg

IMHO the right flight conditions for a belly mounted antenna to be "sucked" into an intake would be INVERTED!

Download a copy of: MIL-HDBK-17-3 It has more than you want to know about Laminate Stacking Sequencing. Rerig

It might change a few minds though. See video.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=cafd6c8c-4a7e-4f79-a27b-e3c1c0e95fb3&file=electric_fence.mpg

I didn't see a restriction. Here you go.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=1e29284f-4130-4184-9997-17ed698ba73b&file=NSTS-08307.pdf

If you are referring to my statement, no. An STC is for a modification to a Type Certificate. A procedure is for a repair that is repetitive. FAA Order 8300.14

You could use the previously approved data to create a Part Number specific procedure and have that procedure approved by a DER Authorized to approve procedures. That specific repair procedure can then be used multiple times on same part number parts for different aircraft.

Dilbert's writer is lurking at Eng-Tips and uses it for free material for the next cartoon.

I sometimes wonder where the Lawyers are headed. I guess to buy a new Rolls-Royce. See small picture.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=aba5bd90-b2cc-4d8c-943c-dba5cbad571f&file=Peanuts.jpg