Hello All,
I am not new to the forums per say, I have read many posts over the months but just now wanted to ask a question in hopes of finding some help!
I just graduated college with an amazing GPA and a seemingly bright future in medicine, but after much deliberation and personal analysis, I have decided to return back to my roots in aviation (due to many reasons...the biggest being I want to have a family that I can not only provide for, but also be there in physical person for more time).
My father is an A&P and I have logged many hours with him working on our 1942 T6 (it's not very original, for it was modified and much was removed in terms of weight for racing). While all of the mechanical, maintenance, and flight knowledge is rolling around in my dads head, my brain has not absorbed all of what he knows in my years working with him. I have been looking for some original maintenance books for N22kd, but they are very expensive (but one day I must get them even just for aesthetic purposes), so know I turn to the digital age to aid me in my acquisition of the manuals--to which I can print them I think without violating any copyrights?
Sorry for the long post, I just didn't want anyone to feel I was trying to zip unannounced, ask for peoples time in helping me just to look at manuals without any intentions of reading and learning them.
Thank you everyone,
Whit.
I am not new to the forums per say, I have read many posts over the months but just now wanted to ask a question in hopes of finding some help!
I just graduated college with an amazing GPA and a seemingly bright future in medicine, but after much deliberation and personal analysis, I have decided to return back to my roots in aviation (due to many reasons...the biggest being I want to have a family that I can not only provide for, but also be there in physical person for more time).
My father is an A&P and I have logged many hours with him working on our 1942 T6 (it's not very original, for it was modified and much was removed in terms of weight for racing). While all of the mechanical, maintenance, and flight knowledge is rolling around in my dads head, my brain has not absorbed all of what he knows in my years working with him. I have been looking for some original maintenance books for N22kd, but they are very expensive (but one day I must get them even just for aesthetic purposes), so know I turn to the digital age to aid me in my acquisition of the manuals--to which I can print them I think without violating any copyrights?
Sorry for the long post, I just didn't want anyone to feel I was trying to zip unannounced, ask for peoples time in helping me just to look at manuals without any intentions of reading and learning them.
Thank you everyone,
Whit.
