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Malaysian Airlines MH370
Bob Llewellyn replied to davidc95's topic in Aircraft Incidents and Accidents
...could it be warm because MH370 had a few tons of plutonium in its cargo, and it's reacting and warming the ocean? -
...our members, though not in a bun, because...
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suppository of all wisdom!" St Madge fell to his knees, then remembered he was a saint, and started to rise. "Down, dog!" roared a passing...
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"free aeroplanes for right-minded people"; though Madge did wonder why aeroplanes need to be freed. A shadow fell across the landscape...
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Leffer curve; and it assumes an "elsewhere to export to. Anyway, beer is more important than pies...
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...trying to keep Madge going, but at last had given up and settled for a Mudlet Chockake and strong coffee; so strong that the trembling of her hands as she overhauled the local flying school's engines changed the nuts from octagonal to 16-pointed. "16 pointed nuts?" mused Ratso, as he tried to determine the point of his nuts, when suddenly...
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BMW weighs a ton, the boxer shakes a bit more than the 582, so a bit more more than a 503. Veedubs are not light, and the twin conversions need a redrive to match the bottom-end performance of the 503.
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The "B" box is supposed to fit a 582, and a "C" or "E" box will fit a 503...
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...got right up the noses of the men in blue. "Refusing to co-operate, eh?" said the first, unlimbering his nightstick and bringing it down sharply onto...
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Clearly not a LeDuc... it's a twin-boom pusher from memory, built between the wars, I think they made 4, only one found work, can't recall the name. More streamlined than a Waitomo Airtruk, but not much more attractive...
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oh no, we couldn't defraud the shareholders of that one dollar's profit just for the sake of an ethical recognition that we are a global society, not an anarchy!
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cyclone netting, which had an affect rather like a cheese grater on any impacting ultralights. The 'vette sped away, fishtailing wildly, and Madge fell out. Two ofOuter Nothing's finest looked down at him, and said...
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277 powered Condor, which didn't have the aspect ratio of the Pterodactyl Pterminal, but also didn't have the exciting wing flex - and the PP couldn't have flown down the street anyway. As the cries of "rev you little b%&%*&%" (familiar to all in the early UL scene) faded, the 'vette surged fowards and did excruciating damage to...
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i believe the Tiffy was also the first ground-attack aircraft to be used as tactical artillery; they flew a stacked orbit in the invasion (counter-invasion) of europe, and were directed onto specific german tanks... to the discomfort of the tank crews... not sure where, I don't have those histories to hand!
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complete avionics upgrade-a pack, har har....Uurgh!", as he was struck down by a well-flung VFR Flight Guide, much to the surprise of the thrower...
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You have been told - by kevin walters
Bob Llewellyn replied to Tomo's topic in AUS/NZ General Discussion
I think the key phrase is energy management... work out a contingency plan, that will not take you out of your familiarity with the aeroplane - "comfort zone" - and stick to it. My comfort zone varies a bit with currency, as well as my type experience with simulated engine failure (I earned a mild commment from an instructor, when doing a biennial in a Drifter, I followed a T-83 engine-out flightpath, and had to slip hard to get it into the chosen paddock. He pointed out that I could'veused a nearby road, or glid back to the airstrip from the height I started...). I personally distrust country roads, as there are thin wires in all sorts of odd spots... -
quoits interpreter? Anyway, the unfortunate Don Q tried to reel back, but there's not enough room in a Lightwing, so he reeled fowards instead. "Gerrof ya basterd!" yelled the right-seat man, as St Madge rained repeated blows onto the back of Don Q's head, the right-seat man, and...
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[quote="Head in the clouds, post: 429319, [ATTACH]29163[/ATTACH][ATTACH]29164[/ATTACH] Great bit of history, I believe the Typhoons had a very significant role in their few years of service. The four 20mm cannon gave a bit more firepower than a P-51 I thought?
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...gold velvet boxers, for those unfortunate enough to have seen Madge in a state of dishabile, or as the French say...
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fly firste editione ultralights like Skycraft Scouts, Eh?"
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http://www.politicalmontana.com/?p=491
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the dog's scrotum, with instant result - the dog bit Tubbso, who reeled back in shock and accidentally flung...
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...he wants to give "the greatest gift he can give" to some long-legged blonde highly-paid executive with a Leer Jet...
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ther There's a parallel between a two-stroke of any age and a timex 4-stroke, of course! Gee whizzz...