Subject: EAA Fadec.doc
From: Paul
Date: 11/2/1999, 5:55 AM
To: zz

X-Mozilla-Keys:                                                                                 
Wrathall Mark wrote:

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Current projected cost is around $4000. minus
installation. (and could possibly be less)


Guess we'd all better buy Tracy's FADEC while it's still at $800!

On the EAA thread, do they have share's in Lockwood's AIRCAM twin?    > Nice plane But not worth 10 times the coverage of any other kit.

There are professional PR hacks that will write articles
about your airplane for a price and submit them to EAA Sport
Aviation. Sport Aviation is not too picky about this
as it expands the material they can publish at no cost
to the EAA. I will not name names here but if you see several
articles about commercial products over a period of months 
by a non EAA Sport Aviation staff member be a little suspicious. 

They will also promote people such as airshow performers.
In one case I noticed it looks like the hack is promoting his 
young son apparently as an airline pilot through press releases. 
Read those articles with a grain of salt.

The same thing goes for car magazines. I have contacts in the
business and their primary job is to sell cars and products. 
They are not going to tell you the complete truth about 
anything. The articles are glorified car brochures.
 
Paul Lamar
 
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