70.This Specification is designed to provide guidance for the preparation
of Handbooks for all types of general aviation airplanes originally
certificated at maximum takeoff weights of 12,500 pounds or less (or 5,700
kg).

705.Use a form of printing that results in a black image suitabie for
reproduction.

704.The manufacturer shall include a description of the type service
information issued by the manufacturer and the office or department to
contact to obtain such information so that the aircraft maybe maintained
in accordance with the latest information issued.

703.Trichloroethylene is a health hazard.

702.Utilizing an airplane as intended by the manufacturer, combined with
sound inspection and maintenance practices, forms the basis for assuring
the airplane remains airworthy and safe to operate.

701.Whether or not the value shown is limiting, it should be stated.

700.A written sign that identifies a quantity, operation, item, or
condition.

699.Turn the clamps to free the pipes

698.MAKE SURE THAT THE SPEEDBRAKE RETRACTS IMMEDIATELY.

697.The sequence of topics in the Handbook is intended to increase
in-flight usefulness.

696.The first step in listing possible causes of each trouble is to show
what sections of the system may be at fault.