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Ted,
I think it’d
be good for SEVERAL people to post checklists. I bet many people have an item or two that others won’t have
thought to include.
Having a
good starter list can help a lot in making your own list the way you want. Having SEVERAL starter or suggestion
lists can be even better.
We might
even have a discussion of some people saying that they think an extra item is
needed or asking why a certain item is on someone’s list. It seems worthwhile to me.
Ed
Burkhead
http://edburkhead.com/
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Subject: Re: [COUPERS-FLYIN] Pre
Flight Checklist
I think we
all have our own check list that is driven by our own personal safety
standards. When you know your particular aircraft, you can set up your own
check list as short or long as you feel comfortable with. My check list may not
suit someone else. I have owned 21 different aircraft from twins to homebuilt.
I made my own check list for each one. Alon N5698F TED
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