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Car racing in the puig major and a hidden skydrol tank



This last weekend I went on an excursion to the Puig major, since this weekend there was a car race. Taking advantage of this event, the night before the race, I slept near to the village of Sóller, a small village located between mountains. Sóller seems to me a spectacular village since it is surrounded by mountains and with a special color in its houses. In addition, it has a small railway that reaches the port of Sóller. I camped near the road for the next morning to see the race from there. What impressed me most, is to see the sunrise from the mountain, with the town of Sóller just below. It was a full day that helped me to disconnect from the module 7 exam. Day 9 was my birthday and I brought cookies and croissants to class for my classmates. Upon arriving home, my partner had prepared a cake with 23 candles. The next weekend is her birthday and I will prepare some surprise ... 





In theory class we have started the airplane's pneumatic system, but in practice we are still disassembling hydraulic components of the piper and turbocommander. In one of the practices I placed myself inside the turbocommander to disassemble the skydrol tank. The tank is located at the rear of the plane and its disassembly and assembly is a bit complicated. The disassembly was done by my partner Pere and I had to mount it. From what I have seen, I mount it so well that the group that now has to disassemble it has been two days to disassemble it. 
We still don’t know the exact date of the module 7 exam, but I am calmly reviewing all the manuals to get ahead of work.

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  1. whitehairproductions10 de octubre de 2019, 12:23

    Another great entry and belated happy birthday! Sóller is indeed a beautiful place and I am fortunate enough to live in the Port of Sóller.

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