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This is most patient man I’ve ever known. He stays constant and cool through most of my drama. We are very opposite in a lot of ways. I overwhelm him with all of my ideas and things to do. We are learning to deal with stress in our lives and be better, more patient and enjoying the small things. No better person to call my better half. 🥰
We said hello to this Cessna 206 today. The poor guy was tied up at a dock in Canada when one of his floats took on water and he rolled over into the lake. Now we’re going to get him in top top shape so he can go do mission work in Brazil! Brazil has many rivers and is a very useful place for a float plane. The entire plane will be finished in the same beautiful yellow as the float in the truck.
We got the Malibu fixed yesterday. All the pressurization systems and heat exchange systems worked just fine. The culprit to the lack of heat on the passenger side of the cabin was simply a vent that someone stepped on and bent down so it was inoperable. Fixed! This airplane is flown by a man who was an orphan in Hong Kong. His mother found the Lord through missionary street preachers who could barely speak Chinese. She later died but not before he also was saved. He eventually came to America where he now holds a pilots license with multiple ratings. He uses his gifting to operate a ministry in the US that reaches out to traveling Chinese nationals. It’s been a very effective ministry. Cool story!
Tomorrow I get to help troubleshoot a cabin heat issue in a Piper Malibu Mirage and so my homework is to study the maintenance manual and learn how the cabin environmental system works. In order to fix something you first need to know how it works! I’m excited to get to get a few screws loose.
Today the job is wet sanding the imperfections out of the base layer of Poly-Spray. This makes the following coats nice and smooth and the paint layer shiny and free of defects. The time I put into the paint job now will show later when we spray the final coat. Fabric installation is labor intensive and one of the reasons modern light aircraft are made out of metal.

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