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  • in reply to: Aircraft nicknames #2106974
    munnst
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    RE: Aircraft Nicknames

    Fw190 – Butcher Bird
    C130 Spector Gunship “Puff the magic dragon”

    in reply to: Virgin Air Ambulance #740640
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    RE: Virgin Air Ambulance

    re:
    The old AS365N2 Dauphin (not Dolphin!!) G-HEMS

    Can I just clear up your clear up and point out that Dauphin is French for Dolphin, hence my reference 🙂

    in reply to: Virgin Air Ambulance #740758
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    RE: Virgin Air Ambulance

    Yes, that looks like the one!

    in reply to: Virgin Air Ambulance #740835
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    RE: Virgin Air Ambulance

    Yes, I know. The one they are using NOW does not!

    in reply to: Virgin Air Ambulance #740841
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    RE: Virgin Air Ambulance

    I don’t think it is the helicopted you have pictured.
    The virgin one has a pipe out the back, no tail rotor.
    It is also more square.
    Will pop around to the Whitechapel Hosital and get a pic.

    in reply to: Virgin Air Ambulance #740955
    munnst
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    RE: Virgin Air Ambulance

    Dolphin, that’s the helo that they used to fly.
    This one does not have a tail rotor?

    in reply to: Toilet waste disposel in mid-flight #741056
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    RE: Toilet waste disposel in mid-flight

    You are not allowed to dump fuel unless in emergency.
    In emergency you have two choices, dump plane on town, dump fuel on town.
    In this circumstance dumping of fuel is permitted!

    in reply to: Duxford, May 5th #2109616
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    RE: Ashley’s Airshow Report

    This is just downright offensive!

    What exactly is wrong with farting at an airshow?

    And as for complaining about stepladders, what about us Painters and Decorators?

    Regards,

    Bob The Builder.

    p.s. There was a Yak, Auster and Me108 in the visiting aircraft, why not put them in the static park. I’m sure the owners wouldn’t mind being parked next to a Spitfire or two?

    in reply to: Duxford, May 5th #2109672
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    RE: Ashley’s Airshow Report

    I thought the green and blue camo on the Westland Wasp was interesting.

    Don’t forget the harrier.

    Now I know the Breitling are excellent however slightly scary?

    in reply to: Flight sims come of age. #2109991
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    RE: Flight sims come of age.

    I would suggest you have at least 1.5ghz with 512mb ram and 32mb graphics card, good soundcard would be an advantage too.

    I have 1.9ghz, 512mb ram, 64mb graphics card, Soundblaster Surround Sound.

    I can run the game on maximum settings.

    Features include;

    Accurate tracer smoke, cannon shudder, flack, full 3d vitual cockpit, aircraft such as the 190, 109, 262, B1, Il2, see

    http://www.il2sturmovik.com

    Spitfires promised for addons.

    in reply to: Flight sims come of age. #2110038
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    RE: Flight sims come of age.

    http://www.il2sturmovik.com/download/screenshots.php

    and there’s more!

    in reply to: DC3 #2110040
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    RE: DC-3

    Maybe this is only on American aircraft?

    Aircraft in question …

    US Navy Douglas R4D-6 USN Bureau # 50819 served as an admiral’s VIP transport operated by Naval Air Transport Service at several stations during the 1940’s. Lovingly restored to this condition it can still be seen operated by the Mid Atlantic Air Museum of Reading, Pennsylvania at airshows all over the U.S.. http://www.maam.org

    The switch in question is on the center overhead.
    Three switches next to Starboard Engine Extinguisher Button.

    Prime Start Vib

    Left Left Left
    On On On
    * * *
    On On On
    Right Right Right

    Vib (Vibrator Pump???)

    Can post picture but don’t know how?

    Ted.

    in reply to: Kingcobra crash at Biggin Hill last year #2111277
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    RE: Kingcobra crash at Biggin Hill last year

    well whatever the reason for crashes I hope we have a safe display year.

    in reply to: Kingcobra crash at Biggin Hill last year #2111289
    munnst
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    RE: Kingcobra crash at Biggin Hill last year

    Can anyone see the comparison between the Sewell acident and the Cobra.

    The Sea Fury crash was a combination of runway and bad luck. This sort of accident I can understand. A one off accident, not one particular event can be blamed just bad luck.

    Can anyone see the comparision I was trying to make between this sort of accident and the Kingcobra.

    in reply to: Kingcobra crash at Biggin Hill last year #2111309
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    RE: Kingcobra crash at Biggin Hill last year

    Many thanks for the responses to my initial question.

    In response to the person who said that I was suggesting the aircraft was deliberately made to spin…

    “It is difficult to understand why the pilot, who was experienced and practised in the display environment, continued with his display after experiencing a departure from controlled flight during one of the manoeuvres. If there was a problem with the performance or handling of the aircraft then it seems unlikely that he would have continued the display without reviewing the problem”

    “The flight control inputs at the top of the final manoeuvre, in particular the rudder, were not consistent with a display manoeuvre or a recovery action. In fact, they were similar to the control positions used to effect deliberate entry into a spin and the aircraft entered an incipient spin.”

    That is from the AAIB report. Are they not suggesting that? Perhaps I’m reading too much into the report??

    I would also like to broaden my original question by asking;

    “Is it wrong to debate topics such as this?”

    Don’t wish to be offensive, just curious.

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