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Just purchased my first plane a PA28-140

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    Anonymous on April 27, 2015 at 8:36 pm #17715

    Hi Joe,

    Time to head to a reputable avionics shop and get guidance. I’m not sure what kind of a budget you’re on but getting a modern waas/gps should be under consideration. A used Garmin 430 or something newer would be appropriate. Also, if the king radio is an old kx-170 and you’re on a budget, you can install a new plug and play mx-170 and get modern digital performance without any wiring or panel teardown. Best to go over your options with your radio shop.

    Keep us informed,

    Scott Sherer
    N344TB

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    Joseph on April 27, 2015 at 11:30 am #17714

    Thank you! if you checked out the blog you’ll see that we’re hoping to try and start the engine this week. We found this past weekend that we had chrome cylinders and there were no obvious signs of corrosion on them. We are hopeful she will fire up without issue.

    I’m sure tho I will need some help finding parts 🙂

    I gotta figure out what to do with my radios now…I have a KLX135 and a King radio that is screechy as hell. I”m not sure if the radio is bad or if the connectors just need to be clean (could be the antenna as well)

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    Anonymous on April 27, 2015 at 11:27 am #17713

    Awesome Joseph! I’m here to help any time you need me. I’ve owned seven airplanes of which five were Pipers and I’m currently restoring a Seneca. If I can do anything to assist you with your new airplane, please let me know. I’m eager to help!

    Keep the blue side up!

    Scott Sherer
    N344TB

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    Joseph on April 27, 2015 at 4:16 am #17712

    joined…

    thanks!
    Joseph

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    Anonymous on April 26, 2015 at 9:57 pm #17711

    Hi Joe,

    Nice post! How about joining our organization? You’ll find it imminently useful in the restoration of your 140!

    Good luck with the restoration!
    Best,
    Scott Sherer
    N344TB

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    Joseph on April 26, 2015 at 6:54 pm #17710

    Hello all,

    Glad I was able to find you guys after reading this months AOPA magazine…last week I purchased my first plane a 72 PA28-140 she was the airport ‘dog’ and I am working on restoring her back to flyable condition.

    I’ve decided to document all the work we’ve been doing to get her ready for annual and finally back into the air! Take a look my blog at https://www.thisoldcherokee.com

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