• J3-Cub.com is the largest community of J3-Cub pilots, owners and enthusiasts. With over 1000 active members, we have fostered a vibrant community and extensive knowledge base. J3-Cub.com hosts a library of over 13 years of technical discussions, J3 data, tutorials, plane builds, guides, technical manuals and more. J3-Cub.com also hosts an extensive library of J3-Cub photos.

    Access to the J3-Cub.com community is by subscription only. Membership is only $49.99/year or $6.99/month to gain access to this community and extensive unmatched library of knowledge.

    Click Here to Become a Subscribing Member

    You will also get two J3-Cub decals as well!

Early revisions of A-691 TCDS

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.

NC58374

Flying is a miracle.
Joined
Feb 1, 2013
Messages
444
Reaction score
93
I would like an early version of the A-691 TCDS. I went on the FAA website and the earliest version that I could find is Revision 31 from 1977 I think.

The reason that I am interested in an early version is because I am trying to figure out what Item #200 is on the equipment list. I have figured them all out except that one. I am hoping it is something exotic. Perhaps the wing lift strut bazookas.

Also, I have converted the A65-8F to an A75-8F referencing the Continental Service letters. I see the A75-8 listed on the TCDS but not the A75-8F, is this a big issue? I am sure this will open some can of worms somewhere. I have the Paul Babcock STC and I haven't read whether or not the A75-8F is listed in there or not yet because this question just came up tonight and I was busy reading stacks of other information and had about 10 tabs open in my browser looking up other cub info and parts.
Also I suppose that technically my A75-8F conversion is really an A65-8FCA75-8F (according to the service letters) and I know for damn sure that one isn't listed in the TCDS!

I will now go collapse in bed and get up in six hours to go do my day job working on helicopters. I have a 600 hour T/R driveshaft hangar bearing re-grease to do on a Huey tomorrow.
 

Latest posts

Back
Top