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Care to answer if you borescope (or have your engine borsecoped) routinely such as with every annual/condition inspection? When I paid to have my condition inspection done, the A&P/IA did not borescope it, and quite frankly the entire inspection was minimal hence why I never went back to that location. I have my repairman certificate and have done my own inspections since but I think I finally found someone reputable and may go to him this fall on the next inspection. As a new aircraft owner, there are things like this I have to learn and I learned from others that shared a problem which makes me very interested in learning more about this.
I'm going to inquire with my local maintenance shop about this but I also want to learn how to do it as there is no harm with looking myself from time to time. With that said, anyone have a good recommendation for a borescope that works well for this? I have the one linked below but haven't used it yet for an engine borescope, I learned of it with my RVing (motorhome) and use it to find something dropped, etc.
I look forward to learning from others on their borescope used and lessons learned, findings, etc. when having your engine borsecoped.
I'm going to inquire with my local maintenance shop about this but I also want to learn how to do it as there is no harm with looking myself from time to time. With that said, anyone have a good recommendation for a borescope that works well for this? I have the one linked below but haven't used it yet for an engine borescope, I learned of it with my RVing (motorhome) and use it to find something dropped, etc.
I look forward to learning from others on their borescope used and lessons learned, findings, etc. when having your engine borsecoped.
