VX927: The ‘play wot you saw’ was not the ‘play wot I wrote’.
Please read the copy you quoted again.
Bri
Sorry Bri,
I obviously got the wrong end of the stick… But when I saw “This lot don’t consider the fact that wind turbines (solar panels etc) have to be manufactured – in factories that use masses of power – from products dug out of the ground”, I was of the impression that you were saying that the ‘sustainable’ route isn’t actually that sustainable because these things have to be manufactured “in factories that use masses of power – from products dug out of the ground.” Sorry if I get the wrong end of the stick… Perhaps you’d like to enlighten us (or at least me!) as to how I should have read that statement?
I’ve read through the copy I quoted and I cant see what else you meant to say?
Can anyone help me with this?
The Waitomo PL-11 Airtruck gets my vote
Does that PL-11 still exist? How many were made? What a fantstic looking machine!
What part of the country are you in ZRX61?
My guess would be he’s close to Fairford… They’re ‘often’ in and out of there!
Thank’s very much Bruce. Thats great.
This lot don’t consider the fact that wind turbines (solar panels etc) have to be manufactured – in factories that use masses of power – from products dug out of the ground.
Come on bri… I’m no ‘tree hugger’ but you cant seriously use the argument that because the turbine has to be manufactured, then it’s a less environmentally friendly than more ‘traditional’ methods of generating power…
Lets at least look at the pros and cons of the two proposed methods (from a flying point of view only)…
Wind farms – Have to go a bit higher to be safe…
Nuclear power… 5 mile exclusions zones?
Take your pick! I suppose the one advantage of the wind farm route is that the CAA are (or at least were) putting pressure on the wind farms to help finance a low cost mode S for us all to use, based on the fact that wind farms wouldn’t be such an issue if we were all flying around with Mode S.
That is my understanding – AB910 in the Polish unit markings.
Mark
That will be nice… I’m going out for the show!
Quinny… Your timing couldn’t be better.. I was just about to ask the same question!
I’ve just had an e-mail from someone in Poland saying that they are supposed to be displaying at Goraszka…Is anyone able to confirm this? It’s 7th & 8th of June.
A Typhoon in a museum already………………
What a disaster:D
Why is this a disaster? The Americans have an F22 and Joint Strike Fighter in a museum. Is that a disaster too?
Sorry, I just don’t get it :confused:
slightly confuzzled about the price. i think it says the starting bid is 1000,00 ZL which at current exchange rates is £206 :confused: though my polish isn’t what it once was 😎
Nashio… It also says “Cena minimalna nie została osiągnięta”. My polish isn’t what it should be, but minimalna = minimum nie=not/no!!!!
To put that into English… The reserve has not been met! I only know the 10k figure because I (my girlfriend actually!) sent the guy an e-mail.
Looks like a nice jet… I like the paint job!
Can anyone shed any light on this?…
How about this one… Only 10k (Euro!)
http://allegro.pl/item310756746_eksponat_samolotu_mig_21_um.html
Basically it says it complete, but demilitarized! Price includes assembly.
Most people would know their brother’s name.Moggy
nicely put Moggy…. NOT!
Does anyone have any more information on the AN2’s? How did they come to be here? Were the flown in, or brought in by land? Does anyone know the owners intentions for the aircraft? I assume that they belong to Hawarden Air Services… Can anyone confirm this?
Bruce,
I cant speak for Gerry, but as you know, he is a good friend of mine, and we both have common interests, not least in the PT26!!!
The thing here is that this isn’t a museum that is going to depend on people going through the door, to make it function. I think it’s more about housing a private collection of vintage aircraft that people will be able to come a look at on a Sunday afternoon… A bit like the real aeroplane company at Breighton. I think thats a fair representation. The aircraft might be different, but I think the idea is similar.