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Wow that sonic solutions sounds fantastic, where's the credit card....

QUOTE (mjrhealth @ Feb 11 2012,9:33 AM) Well now that PMDG are doing the DC6 I know where my money will be going. mmmm PMDG? Just Flight? no brainer really I'm with you on that one.

That would place you August 1956 and supplies were dropping close to a hut called Malte Burn on that namesake , the range which opposite and divides the glacier to Mt Cook , two aircraft flew in , Beaver and Auster , that one the Auster got broken on the glacier , damage was fixed done in ten days but i have no point or position for the hut .

I get a letter of confirm from last night and its still posted me as the owner , but then a dated letter 7.44 this morn that i over bid .. so i question how can that be so wrong?

That really dose look handy /cool.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= B-) border= 0 alt= cool.gif />

Thanks again Adrian .. to compare , the Shorts Belfast is huge , i have many books and data on the type , but the walk around , many taxi points and compare to the other ... 747 included really show the type up , It s HUGE ! .. sorta puts a Herc to shame /tongue.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :P border= 0 alt= tongue.gif /> .. a well worth DVD /cool.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= B-) border= 0 alt= cool.gif />

QUOTE (dart15 @ Feb 3 2012,7:38 PM) mmm.... given the limited combat radius of the Me109 operating out of NW France - allowing no more than 20mins dogfighting over SE England - it seems highly implausible that one would be capable of crossing the entire breadth of England and Wales, let alone then managing to cross the Irish Sea!! Oi tink dis one kissed t' Blarney Stone to be sure! Reading the comments on the site where the film was posted, it appears that the makers took great liberties as far as "realism" is concerned - but I think justify it, saying that...

Couple of these based in Timaru , had one fly overhead August/September last year and tV3 did an article on them , following last weekends Hunter display and the reintroduction of the Avenger the airshow curcuit types are picking up again for the better .

QUOTE (deeknow @ Jan 26 2012,6:39 PM) Awesome Andrew, you've solved the riddle, came home and my wife said ... "a remote controlled jet flew over Dinsdale and looked out of control and dangerously low" /laugh.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :lol: border= 0 alt= laugh.gif /> I can see why one might have thought they saw a remote controlled jet because if you blinked, it was a dot in the sky. The noise it made however (though music to my ears) was not your tipical wine from a model jet. More like a thunderous roar!! /rolleyes.gif style=...

QUOTE (edbee @ Jan 26 2012,12:46 PM) They were not showing a great deal of sensitivity. Eventually it seemed that the old girl was going to a new owner at Bankstown but nothing happened, do you have any update on that? I contact him and get an update , they move it around the field every year , seems people may be getting weary of it , corrosion can be fixed step by step and requires the dedication , sure they must have a good team working on it least i hope so .

QUOTE (Sombrero @ Jan 25 2012,10:00 PM) Hi Sinz, I've used this site in the past and it works well Airservices Australia Hope this helps! Troy Awsome Cheers for that.

Hi Sean sorry, been away for a bit, will send a pm tomorrow - just got home and it's past midnight now and going to bed cheers

Massive thread continuity: Answer: None! A weight savings of approximately 5,000 pounds (2,270 kg) was achieved in the wing by using new aluminum alloys, which offset the weight increase of the wing tip extension and winglet Keeping with the theme (and no answers accepted before 2015): How many passengers has the B747 carried? a) A quarter of the world's population b) Half of the world's population c) The population of China d) The population of Timaru?

Most satellite imagery is like that , i also have the same coffee table book as Adam i guess - from Terradata and show many areas in a very deep grass green .

Ya wanna post up ya dll.xml Matt?

Funny how her hair is -G and the dog is +g

I returned to that video , their was the very WWII footage of a 17 climbing out , the big thing other the people here on the forum most say Oh forget it , its in the past , strange thinking cos simply they dont no what they have because of it , other - news the other night , some priest back in the 1890s saves a 4 year old from drowning ... boy that was a mistake , child,s name was Adolf Hitler .

Thanks for the heads up Pete and Timbo; very much appreciated. @ Ian: Within the Fiordland area alone there are 115+ DoC Huts, at least half of these are easily accessible by floatplane/amphibian. Have visited more than 20 huts during my tramping days in the area (and, more recently, honeymooned at the L. Hauroko hut).

QUOTE (Ether @ Jan 6 2012,11:16 AM) This looks like fun... who needs multiple screens As Ian said...... I DO!! LOL /tongue.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :P border= 0 alt= tongue.gif /> I notice there's a pointed note quoting "Sensics isn't telling how much this nifty bit of kit will cost.........." /blink.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :blink: border= 0 alt= blink.gif />

I would be interested in the response to this question aswell. I am running a 560ti and it runs very well except with large quantities of clouds the frames drop off somewhat and the dreaded micro stutter creaps in. This happens with an up to date modded cfg file.