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Pacific Aero Tech Inc PACIFIC AERO TECH INC ,< N83SG I ttl AIRFRAME LOG BOOK Westwind 11244 Serial Number: Date of Manufacture: November 1981 Type Approval: A2SW TRANSPORT CANADA PACIFIC A.M.O. 17 oCTOBER 1998 AERO TECH INC '109 - 97 w.o.980'194 'l AIRCRAFT WORK REPORT REG'N: N83SG MODEL: l24A AND LOGBOOK ENTRY AJC T.T.: 6519.5 S.N.: 368 report by M. Sjerdal Ldgs.: 4889 Page 1 of5 The following maintenance has been performed per customer request and the lsraelAircraft Industries Westwind Model '1124 Maintenance Manual. INSPECTIONS Airframe: s.n.: 368 6519.5hours 4889landings 800-Hour Airframe Inspection completed. 800-Hour Structural Inspection completed. 150 Flight Hour Inspection completed. Aircraft exterior re-painted. Aircraft interior refurbished. Aircraft weighed. Pre-fl ight inspection completed. Powerplant - Left: s.n.'. P7748? 6202.7 hours 4546 cycles D.o.M.: 'l l Sept'81 8OO-Hour Inspection performed per Alliedsignal Aerospace TFE 731 L.M.M. Function tests and adjustments performed as required afier re-installation. Refer to TFE 731 Engine Logbook for turther detail. Powerplant - Right: s.n.: P77488 6470.9 hours 4445 cycles D.o.M.: '12 Sept. '81 Engine removed and re-installed. Full420o-Hour Inspection (MPl/CZl) performed by AlliedSignal Engines, Phoenix. ' Function tests and adiustments performed as required after re-installation. Refer to TFE 731 Engine Logbook for turther detail. AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES AD Number SB Reference Description Disposition 74-08-09 none Inspect Lavalory Waste Receptacles C/W - No tuults found. 3$.9680 89-12-08 1124-55-020 Inspect Horizontal Stabilizer aft spar splice fifting. C/W - No faults found 396233 98-20-35 1 124-27 -1 33 Inspect Horizontal Stabilizer Trim Actuator. C/w - No faults found 39r0802 R1 92-12-O2 '|12+27-100 Inspect Aileron Torque Transfer Tubes. C/W - No faulb found. 39-8262 4380 Agar Drive, Vancouver Inlernational Airport, Richmond, BC V7B 143 Tel: (604) 273-4649 . Fax: (604) 273-4661 . PACIFIC ' AERO Ttsct.I INC 17 OCTOBER 1998 w.o. 980194 AIRCRAFT WORK REPORT REG,N: N83SG MOOEL: 11244 AND LOGBOOK ENTRY A/c T.T.: 6519.5 S.N.: 368 report by M. sjerdal Ldgs.: 4889 Page 2 of5 C. SERVICE BULLETINS Number Description Disposition 1124-59-026 Closure of tailcone vent holes. C/w 1124-56-'rlg lmproved cockpit side window installation - co-pilots only. New window installed. 1124-?9A-140 Installation of CB for hydraulic low pressure. C/W 1124-32-19S Inspect upper and lower steering brackets. Previously C/W at Recunent inspection next 6346.0 04-06-9S. due at 7146'0 hours TAT' D. CAMP Codes The following customer supplied CAMP Card ltems have been accomplished at this time: CODE TASK DESCRIPTION CODE TASK DESCRIPTION 050150 200 Hour Inspection 7106'10 Check # 2 Eng Plumbing/Conn' O5O3OO 4OO / 200 Hour Inspection 713616 MPI # 2 Engine 050600 800 i 400 / 200 Hour lnspection 72660'l CZI #2 Engine 051150 150 Hour Insp. Lefi Engine 740106 Op. Chk # 1 eng' lgnition system 051250 150 Hour Insp. Right Engine 740116 hsp. # 1 eng 6:00 plug plug 05'1300 3OO Hour Insp. Left Engine 740126 Insp. # 1 eng T:00 052300 300 Hour Insp. Right Engine 740611 Op. Chk # 2 eng lgnition system 23O4OO Clean Test CVR Beacon 740616 Insp. # 2 eng' 6:00 plug 240116 Overhaul # 1 Eng. St./Gen 740626 Insp. # 2 eng T:00 plug 260169 Vis. Insp. Cockpit lire extinguisher 780136 Clean/lube #1 eng. TR feedback cable 260181 Vis. Insp. Cabin fire extinguisher 780636 Clean/lube tl2 eng. TR feedback cable 330226 Baftery, emerg. lights, 791621 Change#2eng Oil 930228 Charge emerg. light battery 911290 581124-27-129 left aileron 344616 Insp. emerg. Power supply 911291 581124-27-129 right aileron 350166 Check pilots 02 mask 911400 SB 1124-294-140 replace CB 350169 check co.pi|ots 02 mask 973636 sB TFE73,I 472-3636 |eft engine 530200 Insp. Fwd - Aft Press. Bulkhead 973665 SB TFE731 472-3636 right engine 530205 Insp. Fwd to afi main frames 990020 AD74-08-09 Lav Waste 710109 Check # 1 Eng. Elect. Wire/Conn. 990131 AD89-12-08 Spar splice insp' 710110 Check#'l Eng- Plumbing/Conn. 991615 AD 98-06-10 Insp. Hyd Fuses 7lO6Og Check#2 Eng Elect. Wire/Conn. 991560 AD 96'24-11 Left Aileron 991561 AD 96-24-'l l Right Aileron end PACIFIC .AERI) TECH IN(] 17 oCTOBER 1998 w.o.980194 AIRCRAFT WORK REPORT REG'N: N83SG MODEL: 11244 AND LOGBOOK ENTRY AJc T.r.: 6519.5 S.N.: 368 Page 3 ofs report by lV. Sjerdal Ldgs.: 4889 E. STRUCTURAL INSPECTIONS / Non-Destructive Testing Refer to Cantech Inspections Ltd. report, W.O.#A898-226, dated 17 Aug 98' atlached' F. PARTS REPLACED / REPAIRED / INSTALLED rrsK ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. SERIAL NO. CONDITION G.R.N. 1 De-lce Boot, lefi wing 25S7D5083{9 n.s.n. new 1'1654 2 2 De-lce Boot, right wing 25S7D5083-10 n.s.n. new 1169 2 3 De-lce Boot, lefi stabilizer 25S7D5083-3 n.s.n. new 11654 2 4 Delce Boot, dght stabilizer 25S7D50834 n.s.n. new 11654 2 5 Stall Strip 3D2405-2 n.s.n. new 11683 2 6 Engine, right 3072500-2 P77488 MPVCZI 11664 5 7 Mount, engine, right 3071071-2 n.s.n. FLPI 11664 5 I Bolts, eng. Mount, right 3072571-2 n.s.n. FLPI 11664 5 I Hose, main tuel supply, right eng. 1300212-0152 n.s.n. new 11704 25 10 Tube, florescent light 6635-1320-25 n.s.n. new ngm 26 11 Tube, florescent light 6635-610-2S n.s.n. new ngm 26 12 Switch, right nacelle heat 98505-12299 1371 new 11753 33 13 #2 Nav Receiver 622-0876-001 16803 repaircd '11749 41 14 Switch, pilots PTT STD969-'I n.s.n. new 11701 44 15 Potentiometer, audio control 533201752387 n.s.n. new 11704 47 '16 Altimeter,co-pilots 8'4420210014 501 repaired 11706 4e 17 Seals, afi engine pylon, left & right AF150-204 n.s.n. new 11724 s8 18 lgnitor, left engine, 6:00 3074541-1 98052267 new 11723 88 19 lgnitor, left engine, 7:00 30745/1-1 58052270 new 11723 88 20 Seals, generator, left & right eng. F10A5P10046-13 n.s.n. new 11739 8e 21 Seals, BP Valve, left & right eng. Fl0A5P10046-11 n.s.n. new 11890 8e 22 Speakers, cockpit, co-pilots WP6008 n.s.n. new ngm 98 .11739 23 Window, cockpit, co-pilots 343003-50152 n.s.n. new 100 24 Diode, D22 Priority Bus 1N2784 n.s.n. new 11720 10s 25 Bushing, rudder top NAS75-4-010 n.s.n. new '11758 111 26 Bushing, rudder, middle NAS75-5-009 n.s.n. new 11745 111 121 27 Bulb, logo light DA-27 n.s.n. new ngm 125 28 Hoses, hyd. Press., l& r Pumps AE246020'lG'156 n.s.n. new 11901 127 29 CB, Hyd. Power Indication 727447-3 n.s.n. new 11777 continued... 17 oCTOBER 1998 w.o. 980194 AIRCRAFT WORK REPORT REG'N: N83SG MODEL: 1,I24A AND LOGBOOK ENTRY A/c r.r.: 6519.5 S.N.: 368 Page 4 of5 report bY M. Sjerdal Ldgs.: 4889 F. PARTS REPLACED / REPAIRED / INSTALLED ...CONT|NUEd ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. SERIAL NO. CONDITION G.R.N. NO 30 Terminals, pilots windshield heat 343026-93 n.s.n. new 11777 128 131 31 Bearing, right eng. afr mount 'l GB5O2DN5 n.s.n. new 11881 1'1911 135 32 Baftery, emergency lights 1 AO-2058 n.s.n. new 3 33 Seal, emergency exit, lefr 1 1900010 n.s.n. new 11850 11924 136 u Starter/Generator, lefr engine 1 2306S018-1 2254 overhauled eno G. DISCREPANCIES RECTIFIED / OTHER WORK PERFORMED ITEM DESCRIPTION NO 3 1 Minor fuel leakage out of wing lower surfaces repaired by sealing intemal structure. 2 Temperature shift in right engine investigated. Borescope investigation showed major spalling. Refer to TFE 731 Engine Logbook for detail. 11 3 Door assembly for single point re-fuelling access, repaired. 4 Pilots outer glass windscreen removed, cleaned, inspected, re-installed and sealed' 18 5 Radome lightning diverter strips re-adhered to base material. 57 6 Several minorstructurerepairs/fastenerreplacementsaccomplished 7 Cockpit overhead panel lighting printed circuit board wiring repaired. 79 8 Bonding Straps on 6p tank afi fairings re-adhered to base material' 9 Aircraft interior refurbished.. All materials used meet FAR 25.853 (a) Appendix F Part | (a) (1) (ii). 2 2 Refer to Skandia, Inc. Flammability Test Reports, dated 09-14-98, Test Plan #3618 2 1O Seats fireblocked. All materials used meet FAR 25.853 (c) Appendix F Part ll Amendment 25-83 Refer to Skandia, Inc. Flammability Test Reports, dated 09-14-98' Test Plan #3618 1.1 Aircraft exterior re-painted. Base white: sheMin williams "Jet Glo' Matterhom white 570-535 1 Trim grey: SheMin Williams 'Jet Glo" ICON Custom Brown 8334-8718 '12 Flight controls balanced after painting. 24 13 Exterior Placards reDlaced as required after painting. 126 14 Aircraft weighed. New Weight and Balance Report entered in Flight Manual' 15 Aircraft registration number changed from N368MD to N83SG. eno CI.{IC\r'd3NI H3!II OXAV MSN Hohaail - , Page 1 of I nl$NlK. 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