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Everything posted by hurricanemk1c
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PIREP Leg 19: El Loa (SCCF) to Campo Arenal (SA11)
hurricanemk1c replied to jaydor's topic in PIREPS
Nice leg James! -
Quick Maths problem....
hurricanemk1c replied to hurricanemk1c's topic in Members General & Announcements
Probably! -
Not quite today, but Friday: G-XLEC on the way to America. Spotted while waiting in the cold for some more trains
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23 November, 1934 http://t.co/fPuuFLlc9s The Dornier Do-17, also known as the Flying Pencil, takes off in Friedrichshafen on its first flight. From the EADS Facebook page
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Superb leg there Brett - and nice find on the aircraft!
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Quick Maths problem....
hurricanemk1c replied to hurricanemk1c's topic in Members General & Announcements
Project Maths is a new way of teaching Maths, supposedly to make it more relatable to today's world. Most of the questions hide what they are asking you (it seems anyway) Info here - http://www.projectmaths.ie/ I think they accepted any answer as long as some calculations either proved it or not -
Quick Maths problem....
hurricanemk1c replied to hurricanemk1c's topic in Members General & Announcements
And Jack and John (March) are right - it is physically impossible to create such a triangle. The worrying thing is, this is off last year's exam from Project Maths, something that's been going on for two or three years and *should* make it easier! We are all hoping this doesn't happen this year, when we are doing it! -
PIREP Leg 17 - Inca Manco Cápac Intl (SPJL) - Juan Mendoza (SLOR)
hurricanemk1c replied to stu7708's topic in PIREPS
Nice shots and story Mikael!- 18 replies
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Inspired by Jack's thread, here's one that had us all thinking at school. Shouldn't be too hard...... Enjoy!
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The Chicken From Minsk Thread
hurricanemk1c replied to Aircraft Aviation's topic in Members General & Announcements
Not quite sure about this - seems too like the 'Project Maths' we do at school - although at least you can see what you're trying to achieve in these questions! -
Great PIREP Brian - just a shame about the broken wheel strut!
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PIREP Leg 15 Mariscal Sucre (SEQU) to Jorge Chavez International (SPIM)
hurricanemk1c replied to J G's topic in PIREPS
Superb PIREP there John! -
Very easy John!
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PIREP Leg 14: Simon Bolivar Intl (SVMI) to Mariscal Sucre Intl (SEQU)
hurricanemk1c replied to CSoul's topic in PIREPS
Great shots Marcellus, despite the loss of the shots - but still you did it! -
PIREP Leg 13: Maurice Bishop Intl, TGPY - Simon Bolivar Intl, SVMI
hurricanemk1c replied to rob16584's topic in PIREPS
Ironically, just as I was reading this, an e-mail came from the Vulcan crew themselves - spooky! Superb shots and videos Rob! -
Must have been very strange and hard to not touch the controls!
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PIREP Leg 12 E.T. Joshua (TVSV) to Maurice Bishop Intl (TGPY)
hurricanemk1c replied to Kasper's topic in PIREPS
Superb PIREP Kasper - was wondering what the inside of a B-29 was like! And after my landing in the VC-10, that was smooth! -
The best one out there is DM Flight Sim's models - http://www.dmflightsim.co.uk/bac_1-11.htm It does work in FSX, although personally haven't got it installed into FSX
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PIREP Leg 11 - Princess Julina Int (TNCM) to E.T. Joshua (TVSV)
hurricanemk1c replied to hurricanemk1c's topic in PIREPS
@Kapser - will do Thanks for the comments folks! -
Nice shots there Dolf!
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And a week before the first commercial jet flight across the Atlantic was made in a Comet 4 Carry on posting people!
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PIREP Leg 11 - Princess Julina Int (TNCM) to E.T. Joshua (TVSV)
hurricanemk1c replied to hurricanemk1c's topic in PIREPS
Ah the Deltic - good to see someone else who likes them! -
PIREP Leg 11 - Princess Julina Int (TNCM) to E.T. Joshua (TVSV)
hurricanemk1c posted a topic in PIREPS
There I was, standing at a wet railway station taking photos. Progressively, I'm getting soaked to the skin. Normally, something interesting at least comes through. Whilst waiting for the now late running 1320 Cork - Heuston to pass, I glance at my e-mails. Two immediately popped out at me - one was from an aviation group, who were organising a trip to St. Marteen to take photos. At least it'd be warmer and drier, I thought. The second one interested me more. It was from a VC-10 Flyers Group, wanting me to come to Dublin for a talk as soon as possible. So I decided to get the next train up. -
En route now in an aircraft that should amke some of the older members who like old jets very happy! Stunning shots and story there Nigel!