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  • in reply to: Aircraft in Norfolk #1007269
    AlanR
    Participant

    Thanks for the info on the Beck Row Hunter. It certainly look better in the
    above picture.

    in reply to: Surprising Southend #450005
    AlanR
    Participant

    Saw what looked like a 727 disappearing into the clouds today, after having
    just taken off from Southend today, at about 12:30pm.

    Anyone have any more info please ?

    in reply to: Aircraft in Norfolk #1007730
    AlanR
    Participant

    The Hunter is a cockpit section and based with a private owner in the Thetford area – as described, he also has the ex southend lightning section, amongst others as well.

    Is that the old Rayleigh ATC Lightning cockpit ?

    in reply to: Aircraft in Norfolk #1007733
    AlanR
    Participant

    That looks a very nice cockpit.

    If I may be allowed to go off at a slight tangent.

    When I used to get the park and ride from Lakenheath to the Mildenhall Air Fete,
    the bus used to pass a house which had a hunter in the front garden.
    Is it still there ?, and what was it’s history ?

    I seem to remember it had a red white and blue colour scheme.

    in reply to: General Discussion #285743
    AlanR
    Participant

    Could I make a suggestion ?

    Since a lot of people are completly happy with Moggys post.

    Copy it.

    Place a copy on your own companies/employers intranet. Ensure Moggy’s comments are added as your own and publish it, ensure the companies owners or your companies management are copied in.

    Where can I copy it ?, I’m self employed.

    This post is not and cannot, by its nature,
    be confidential. En route from me to you, it will
    pass across the public Internet, easily readable
    by any number of system administrators along the
    way. If you have received this message by mistake,
    it would be ridiculous for me to tell you not to
    read it or copy to anyone else.
    Let’s face it, if it’s a message revealing confidential
    information or that could embarrass me intensely,
    that is precisely what you’ll do; who wouldn’t?
    It is also superfluous for me to claim copyright
    in the contents, because I own that anyway, even
    if you print out a hard copy or disseminate this
    message all over the known universe.

    in reply to: Jimmy Savile #1880986
    AlanR
    Participant

    Could I make a suggestion ?

    Since a lot of people are completly happy with Moggys post.

    Copy it.

    Place a copy on your own companies/employers intranet. Ensure Moggy’s comments are added as your own and publish it, ensure the companies owners or your companies management are copied in.

    Where can I copy it ?, I’m self employed.

    This post is not and cannot, by its nature,
    be confidential. En route from me to you, it will
    pass across the public Internet, easily readable
    by any number of system administrators along the
    way. If you have received this message by mistake,
    it would be ridiculous for me to tell you not to
    read it or copy to anyone else.
    Let’s face it, if it’s a message revealing confidential
    information or that could embarrass me intensely,
    that is precisely what you’ll do; who wouldn’t?
    It is also superfluous for me to claim copyright
    in the contents, because I own that anyway, even
    if you print out a hard copy or disseminate this
    message all over the known universe.

    in reply to: Jimmy Savile #1881078
    AlanR
    Participant

    It’s a funny old world.

    I doubt that there’s anyone who hasn’t seen some of the Savile jokes flying
    around at the moment. Post one on here or some other forums, and you’ll
    likely be crucified.

    I’ll not pass judgement as to whether that is right or wrong.

    in reply to: General Discussion #285921
    AlanR
    Participant

    It’s a funny old world.

    I doubt that there’s anyone who hasn’t seen some of the Savile jokes flying
    around at the moment. Post one on here or some other forums, and you’ll
    likely be crucified.

    I’ll not pass judgement as to whether that is right or wrong.

    in reply to: General Discussion #286623
    AlanR
    Participant

    I believe they also got some useful data during his jump. Which could be
    useful for understanding how astronauts could be affected if they had to
    escape from a vehicle.

    in reply to: RedBull Stratos. edge of space para jump #1881434
    AlanR
    Participant

    I believe they also got some useful data during his jump. Which could be
    useful for understanding how astronauts could be affected if they had to
    escape from a vehicle.

    in reply to: Jakarta #450152
    AlanR
    Participant

    I hope you don’t mind me posting this here ?, but it is relevant to one of your photos.

    Pilot rapped for landing at wrong Indonesian airport

    http://uk.news.yahoo.com/pilot-rapped-landing-wrong-indonesian-airport-083504886.html

    in reply to: Instances of crew abandoning an airliner in flight? #530846
    AlanR
    Participant

    It would have cost “peanuts” to fit an external antenna.

    This reminded me very much of the experiments they did during the war,
    in trying to blow up the U-Boat pens. When Joseph Kennedy Jnr was killed
    during Operation Aphrodite.

    in reply to: 'The Final Countdown' BBC2 Sat 13 Oct 12 #1011552
    AlanR
    Participant

    Those things aside, it’s a film I always enjoy watching.

    One of those “what if” films.

    My favourite scene is where the two F-14s fly low over the boat, then go into a climb.

    in reply to: General Discussion #286720
    AlanR
    Participant

    What a fantastic lens on that camera

    in reply to: RedBull Stratos. edge of space para jump #1881483
    AlanR
    Participant

    What a fantastic lens on that camera

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