Bad Alternator. Marooned in Bahamas.

[GJ Humphrey]

I met the gentleman only briefly in the hallway of the FBO. He was about to get into his 337 for the first ime in awhile, because of cataract surgey. I'm embarassed to say, I don't remember the man's name.

I looked up Bob Cook in the Skymaster Forum. He lists his airplane as a P337, but the 337 in Marsh Harbor is not a P. I'll have a look at the registration number on that airplane when I go to the airport tomorrow.

My alternator is supposed to arrive in the AM.

Gordon