Scott,

It certainly looks better, thanks for the that! Still waiting on the Firmware update from Canon, which is supposed to solve this problem on the 400D’s, thanks for the comments.

Thanks

Jamie M

This was an almost everyday occurence when I were a lad. Pretty sure I saw one myself over the Scottish western coast around 1982. Back in them days a pair of Phantoms would be deployed to discourage the visitors and they’d normally scarper swift style. I guess our tonkas don’t scare them as much ? :rolleyes:

I don’t remember the NATO codename ‘Foxtrot’ being used before ? ‘Bear’ yes but not ‘Bear Foxtrot’ ??? T’would seem in this case they fancied a wee look at the joint marine exercise Neptune Warrior, well wouldn’t you ?

A stunning looking aircraft though, I wish I could go out on one of those recce missions…

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1109516/L/

Ren,

Yes you are right about the codename, got mixed up and looked back at the paper! Yes using Foxtrot, but Bear is in there, I know this is the name of the aircraft itself but not so sure. Must have been about Neptune Warrior, can’t think of anything else :rolleyes: , also you are right, not so scared of the Tornados, but wait until the Eurofighters arrive 😀 Thanks for the info on the rest there, must have some guts coming and knowing you may be threatened to be shot down :confused: 😉

Thanks

Jamie M