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There have been many instance's were chopper pilots got mustered themselves, classic would be Tim Wallis and his well recorded antics :D

ARR THE DIRTY RAT ... :D

I think with technical book shops they are very specialize and today internet makes it so easy to get required and specific detailed books which for people like me and yourself a must have for research, and you make sure you don't one on the subject , half a dozen is a good number B-)

Well I almost got to my F-14 Tomcat .. I needed a cold start to test some thing .. So so close :D

:ph43r: Speaky to Russian fishing boat men .. :ph43r: I tell no secrets except mine and I tell no lies but for the hidden Nuclear power plant in Lyttleton , those fuel tanks over there ... :unsure: ... I could say something but 'Colin Quiag' would want to nestle between my legs .. Grrrrr shivers .. give me to the Russians any day of the week.

I'll get onto this incident and scan this arvo .. I have jump into a Sea Vixen Cockpit and and into the Nav station .. It would not have been a great feeling when it did great break up in that station/ compartment ... goodnight IRENE!

Funny , .. I tried to release this on that date in 1998 .. Internet days back then :) OH WELL .. back to modern history .

767 , LEVEL out in 'D' only very shortly , those thirty plus years has really traveled quickly :(

Both planes unoccupied :D SPOOKY moving planes ... just make sure the wind mill in front is not working as well .

So obviously your heading that direction, the B-1 , that dose look sinister slipping threw the air , amazing to think it was the 1974 Farnborough Airshow the F-16 debuted to the public and 40 years on still puts on one hell of a display , look like a great show ..... well all airshows are :)

Munter just stops in for a chat and bite to eat and a drink at the bar :D

Take it out and put it in the tray. Ipad's are fine. Depends on the strength of the detector. Sometimes I get stopped othertimes I don't yet wearing the same clothes :blink:

Thanks Mike :thumbup:

A the 900ft/min sink, one thing I pointed out years back was if you flipped a US NAVY USS Nimitz class on the, its stern 1100ft long plonked it beside the Christchurch port hills you would see it before those in-behind port hills , that is a good example how quickly it was dropping so for those of you who have hill around and you use as measuring sticks ... gives you a good idea the speed of decent.

Maybe its just me?.... :rolleyes: .... ...but I tend not to dwell on; "Things". I think that; "Things Happen", and its the way of life! My dear old Mum and Dad passed-away at the age of 90 in 1990... There's nothing we can do to change it... ...and I'm still here...thankfully.......annoying/humouring everyone around me!... :lol: ...! Paul.... :D ...! "Dwelling" results in "Depressing", and serves no useful purpose!...trust me!..... :wink2: ...! Cure: Cook yourself a fantastic meal, together with a cool glass (or two) of Beer.!..... :lol: ...!

Yes, I remember the time - there was some great music around, especially the protest songs - and back then, the air was clean and sex was dirty :D When did it all go wrong?

Ian needs a 1980 Honda CB900F. I did have a 1982 Honda CB900FB, it did come with the racing fairing , I stored that put the smaller semi race fairing , a good heavy rack with the ability to put on a pack , ideal for touring the country it clocked 217,000 km (135,000 miles) before replaced.

I think one of the biggest things was the depth add being in the ocean being offshore null'd it.