Oh heck, I have sat in, and worked on, aircraft with these instruments fitted. Am I now radioactive? Is this why my radio keeps making odd noises?
What a load of utter rubbish these people talk. :diablo:
Oh heck, I have sat in, and worked on, aircraft with these instruments fitted. Am I now radioactive? Is this why my radio keeps making odd noises?
What a load of utter rubbish these people talk. :diablo:
Like anything else, only the real thing will do.
Can’t wait to hear the roar as the “Squadron” flies overhead :dev2:
Complex – since when
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Sorry, but in this day and age no way is a Canberra ‘complex’. Probably a cover up for ‘not being able to understand aircraft design and engineering pre-computer days’.
I served on Canberras in the ’60s. A delightful aircraft in every way which, because of its excellent design, was a pleasure to fly and maintain. It was / is not ‘complex’ or ‘complicated’ in any way (complicated = unable to understand).
You’ve been looking at my stash of drawings again, Mackerel.
Will try and find an/the answer in the New Year. 🙂
Surely it is Malta, not malta.
OK, I will stop ‘M’ picking. But at least I read what the boss had to say. Thank you Sir for your efforts and those of your Flight. Well done!
Season’s Greetings to all.
Fieldhawk
(Born during the B of B)
Well done all invloved. I shall never forget my time on the Canberra B(I)8 in Germany during the 60’s. To this day, it was the only aircraft that I have found that was designed to fly and be serviced.
And, please, when you make the board to stand in front of her, she is an English Electric Canberra. Not BAC, BAe or any other claimants.
[QUOTE=Dr. John Smith;1830682]
WP803 – Sold 30/05/1996, to G-HAPY 03/07/1996, Booker, Buckinghamshire. Currently registered to an owner in London NW7, with a CofA to 31/10/2013
Thank you Dr John.
By the way, if any, or even all, Chipmunks want to visit us at Sandown, Isle of Wight, you will be very welcome.
What happened to WP803? Had many looks at its back side (from the cockpit of a glider).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZw6XXLKrvQ
……….the Sea Fury’s engines are ………. 😀
Jason
And just how many engineS does your Sea Fury have? Ours only had one 😮
No, its ok, he dropped his pork and pickle pie in the cockpit and bent down to retrieve it.
Oh, crumbs in the cockpit then 😮
No, its ok, he dropped his pork and pickle pie in the cockpit and bent down to retrieve it.
Oh, crumbs in the cockpit then 😮
Just slightly concerned here. It appears to be flying (engine running and gear, sorry chassis, tucked up)…….. but no pilot 😮
Just slightly concerned here. It appears to be flying (engine running and gear, sorry chassis, tucked up)…….. but no pilot 😮
if there was seven more…. it could be the Red Sparrows!
What, all pulling up together?