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Robert M. Simon wrote:

> Some notes from SkySmith, my favorite AvInsurance broker, on what NOT 
> to do during an engine failure (i.e. land gear-up to get the engine 
> paid for): .......

Let me add one more angle.  You (the generic "you" not Robert) have made 
posts to public forums advocating landing gear up in this situation to 
get the insurance to pay for things.  What you are advocating is 
insurance fraud which is a crime.  Then one day you have an engine out 
and you do land gear up (maybe inadvertently).  If the insurance company 
becomes aware of your postings, you can be exposed to the risk of 
insurance fraud and jail time in addition to the very real risk of 
serious bodily injury and all the other risks and undesirable outcomes 
pointed out in the quoted post.

I recently read about a criminal lawyer who had a large trout mounted on 
the wall in his office with its mouth wide open.  Under the fish was a 
brass plaque that read "I would not be here if I had kept my mouth 
shut."  Follow that advise, or better yet, do not do or advocate illegal 
things.

Hamid