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Stephen T. Wilson Professional Bio

CFII Flight Instructor, FAA Aircraft Mechanic
Steve Wilson sells aircraft takes trades, and assists first-time aircraft owners nationwide with new-production aircraft purchases.

A Steve is an aircraft mechanic, aircraft owner, and flight instructor; a full-time aircraft professional in the single engine aircraft business for 23 years.

An NTSB-trained Air Safety Investigator, Steve worked in field accident investigations. He supervised Lycoming and Continental engine teardowns at both major engine factories. He is a proficient pilot and an expert of all light aircraft from vintage aircraft to State-of-the-Art avionics systems and autopilots.
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During run-up when you do the mag check, always turn the key two clicks first, back to both, then one click, and back to both.

In this order, you'll never inadvertently leave the switch on one mag.

Posted by Stephen T Wilson at 11/25/2009 7:48 PM

Categories: Flight Instruction,Air Safety
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