Hi
20 dec 2011,
start of the one year count down to the end of the mayan calendar.
20 dec 2012

If they are right, you better do it in the next two years, or you won’t be doing it ..:dev2:

cheers
Jerry

Hi
records can be buried, but there are sometimes eyewitnesses.

I was once told in the 70’s about a luftwaffe aircraft crash, apparently certain people rushed over to the crash to hang the aircrew, but on arrival at the crash site, the german aircrew were found to have been killed in the crash.
sometimes all myths are not myths.
cheers
Jerry

HI
I could be wrong…….
…. but I thought the dornier’s engine were just a german produced pratt & whitney engine under licence.
cheers
Jerry

Hi
Personally I think there is a lot left to be found in germany.

In 1999, a factory I did a generator service at, still had all the ‘moulds/dies’ to make BF-110 wings, the factory owner didn’t throw them out just stored them, ‘as they may be useful in the future’.

Saying that there is still plenty of stuff over this side of the pond.
Two years ago I did a beakdown call on two gen sets, the prime power diesel engines were ex 1940’s U boat.. they were still great & sounded great.
It was the 60’s build UK generators that had failed electrically.

And about a year ago there was a scrapyard, (about 1 hour from me), literally full of big a/c parts…. still trying to find out where it moved to …..
cheers
Jerry

Hi
a rough translation

JARL is an association which aims to achieve the 3 / 4 scale replica of a De Havilland Mosquito

A realisation crazy! by a group of retired pilots and all who have a passion for life in the aerospace … The Aviators!

Build a plane that no longer exists and who has marked our history with the goal to fly, is a superb technical and human challenge, also social, because it helps foster a spirit of group of technicians and engineers across the age and skills that we can not let go.

Since 1995, we are working to plan the project, break it up, streamline it and make subsets of the puzzle … at least 30,000 hours of labour.

cheers
Jery