-
Posts
2,712 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
14
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Downloads
Blogs
Events
Store
Aircraft
Resources
Tutorials
Articles
Classifieds
Movies
Books
Community Map
Quizzes
Posts posted by Guernsey
-
-
When I first met my future wife she was classed as 'experimental' until all of her performance requirements were met..
She is now 'certified' for life. Yippee!
Alan.
- 3
- 2
-
In my case it is the base note I play on my Didgeridoo. .What is the definition of "Drone?"Alan.
- 1
- 1
-
Thanks for that, I'll make a Note of it.Nothing wrong with Hyundai.My choice would be Yamaha, who do a lot of engine development for Toyota anyway (and on some Toyota engines the Yamaha triple piano tuning forks can be found).Alan.
- 1
-
Guess what, I'm always a good boy, haven't you noticed that I have sprouted wings.Lucky you!Alan.
-
Become a super dooper uber pilot.
-
Reward. What my wife gives me if I have been a good boy..Not so much that as the reward part. Define reward?Alan.
- 4
-
You mean this one.....hey have you seen the pix of the beautiful BIG Caribou Wayne L (this forum) is building? some pix posted here somewhere? it will really be something to see in the air for sure...amazing to think that BN decided the airframe could use another engine, they mounted it at the top of the fin and called it the Trilander - nice aircraft too -
That's a bit expensive......what was wrong with the first set of plugs???My Mitsubishi Triton just ticked over 4500hrs and it's on its 3rd set of plugs.Alan.
- 1
- 1
-
Cool man, cool.I'm a fanAlan.
- 1
-
Wow!!!.
Alan.
-
48
After the third attempt..
Alan.
- 1
- 1
-
Even websites can suffer from dementia.
Alan.
-
Does that mean you are an 'Invert' ?Thank you Ian for going to such lengths to protect our passwords. I would hate if anyone found out my password was ladyboy69Alan.
- 1
-
I could see a few foreign pilots having trouble with that name on an inbound call.
Alan.
-
Definitely the Elevators as they would be the most expensive to replace and I don't have much money.
Alan.
- 1
-
Stone the crows, things are getting very exciting , the speed at which you are updating and improving means that the Mark 10 will be the first to fly..
Alan.
- 1
-
Narrow bucket seats and cheeky bums are a recipe for disaster causing air sickness, sort of like squeezing the toothpaste from the bottom. .The front bulkhead of the adjustable seat is much lower and flatter, having only a rise in the middle to accommodate the stick. I can't see how you could have one adjustable seat and one standard one.The bucket uses some of the available height, But more significant for some fat arses or their fat arsed pax, they are quite narrow bum buckets too.Now who's got a vivid imagination?. .
Alan.
-
Hey Guys and Gals, with bexrbetter now approaching 750 posts, how about we all have a guess at what post he will be announcing completion of his aircraft.
I'm not trying to be sarcastic here as I am enjoying the 'Postal' journey but a prize for the one who comes closest could be a hard cover edition of all the posts and photos of this incredible and entertaining journey.....how about it Ian.
I'm guessing that it will be 1496.!!!.
Alan.
-
Coober Pedy aboriginal for white man's hole in the ground.I've NO idea what COOBER means BUT I've always got the spelling correct. What's a pedy also? Gawd it's a hot place and every hole you stop near has got somebody selling opals. Bulahdelah gets them. NevAlan.
-
Some also have trouble with Coober Pedy calling it Cooper Pedy. They don't even know the meaning of the name.One of the most frequently mispronounced is Warrnambool, usually pronounced as Warnerbool. Weather announcers do it regularly.Alan.
- 1
-
Report from Adelaide.
A computer is said to have crashed in a family home. Neighbours reported hearing loud screams however, no injuries were reported.
CASA were alerted by the local press but they claimed that they were not interested. .
Alan the unforgiveable. .
- 1
-
I flew in a Percival Q6 (up the front next to the pilot) at the ripe old age of 15 yrs, it was an around the island joy flight on Jersey in the Channel Islands.Last night saw the final episode of Plane Resurrection, featuring the Percival Q6. To be honest, I had not heard of the Q6, and knew very little about Percival Aircraft, although I had heard of the Percival Gull, and Percival Proctor. I thought it was one of many UK aircraft manufacturers, and knew nothing of its founder, Edgar Percival. My bad. For the younger members who may not know, the founder of the company was actually born in Albury, and went to Forte St School in Sydney. He left school at 15. The rest of his story can be read on Wikipedia. Although wartime records are unclear, it is believed the aircraft the subject of the resurrection was used to fly General de Gaulle, later French President, to England ahead of the German advance.[ATTACH=full]42353[/ATTACH]The registration was G-AFFD.
Alan.
-
....and for your information a Lighthouse is one made of cardboard.
Alan.
-
.....or dropping table tennis balls into the bath whilst overflying with converging lights under the Lanc and blowing up the taps at the end.Hey Neil, cheers mate! I've actually got about 1000 hours "flying" airfix lanc's in my bedroom as a 9 year old lad!!! Countless bombing missions on the Rhine (which was probably a bit of streamer on the floor). Who didnt??Alan.
- 1
MH370 Pilot Mysteriously Resurfaces!
in AUS/NZ General Discussion
Posted