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Airplane of the Month December 2002 |
N6566F 1966
Model: 150F
Serial#: 150631661,634 of 3,000, 1966 150F's manufactured 5,165 of 21,404, 150's manufactured in the U.S.A. The Story of N6566F From Owner Dave Odekirk:
N6566F 's first home was at a flight school
somewhere in southwest Kansas. In the late 1980's it found a home in East
Troy, WI. In 1993 the engine was overhauled, and the plane was repainted. In
1994, a friend purchased it and brought it to UNU. In 1999, he sold it to
another friend, and in July 2000, I purchased it from him. It is my first
plane. It has the EAA autogas STC, a PAI-700 vertical card compass, Narco
AT150 xpdr with Mode C, Narco Mk12D "flip-flop" nav/com, Apollo Flybuddy panel
mount GPS, and a Whelen strobe atop the vertical stabilizer. Since buying
it, I have installed a Real Gasket pushrod tube kit (to stop the oil drips!),
and last year had Rex install a Hooker Harness 4 point shoulder harness and
new carpeting.
I have learned how critical the fuel tank vents are and how easily the O-200
engine makes ice! Although the 150 rides a little rough on windy days, it is
a fun and economical plane to fly. My longest trip in it so far was to Des
Moines, IA.
In December 2002 it had about 4,300 hours TTAF and 420 hours SMOH.
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