We need to know what is and what isn’t acceptable, it appears to be a secret to the knowledgeable on this forum as this question has been asked on other threads and avoided.
Exactly, and it keeps being evaded here.
I have, however, taken the time to study the subject and have built up a fairly extensive knowledge through research. I reckon I can tell most “hot” instruments just by studying them: the geiger counter is there simply to demonstrate this to others less knowledgable.
Why haven’t you done the same?
Because some of us haven’t a clue how to.
That is what we are trying to ask, some of you do seem to know the relevent details but there is this real reluctance to pass around the info.
There is mention of ‘safe levels’, ‘guidelines’, ‘knowing what is right’, ‘recent actions’, and ‘the authorities’, none of this means anything to me or some others here.
The real grey issue seems to be actual materials used, and the date ranges they may have been used.
Don’t forget guages are collected by alot of people from teenage boys upwards, and we don’t all have the gen and geiger counters.
On another note, I’m guessing there could be severe claims repercussions by opening up and allowing the public to sit in our cockpits?
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