I have the following Mark V manuals/notes:

GEH-5979 M5 user.pdf
GEH-5980 M5 maint.pdf
GEH-6195 M5 appl.pdf
GEI-100514 power block control.pdf
GEK106893.pdf
ggov1.pdf

Are there any other Mark V manuals/notes that are worthwhile to have?

Thanks,
Bill

 

This author is unaware of GEK-106893 (for which you did not list a name/title) and ggov1.pdf; otherwise, you have listed the "main" manuals that were published for public distribution.

(Be prepared for the onslaught of requests for your electronic copies of the documents that everyone has in paper form, but doesn't read or make notes in but HAS TO HAVE in electronic form....)

markvguy

 

Just like markvguy said, here is a request. I have a hard copy of GEH-6195 - where can I get a soft copy?

Thanks.

 

http://www.gepower.com/online_tools/tech_manuals.htm

 

One thing which has become very obvious reading all the turbine-related posts on this site: many people claim to have GE gas turbines, when in fact they really have GE-designed units assembled and packaged under license from GE using GE Speedtronic turbine control systems.

The link only works if you have a GE-packaged turbine OR if the packager of the GE-designed turbine has been assimilated by GE and GE has added that packager's turbine serial numbers and unit instruction manuals to the GE database.

 

Drop me an Email at [email protected] (drop the nospam), and I can send you, I have the full set.

 

Hi,

Could you please send me all mark v manuals and notes you have.

thanks for your kindly cooperation
k.barjouei

>I have the following Mark V manuals/notes:
>
>GEH-5979 M5 user.pdf
>GEH-5980 M5 maint.pdf
>GEH-6195 M5 appl.pdf
>GEI-100514 power block control.pdf
>GEK106893.pdf
>ggov1.pdf