Thanks M2dude and all other aviation professionals for making us "normal" posters so welcome on this thread.
Being a child of the sixties I clearly remember the feeling that we were at the dawn of a new technological age and Concorde and the Apollo project were the outstanding examples of what was possible. Great times.
Am not a computer expert but I have always wondered if the limitations of the 60's hardware meant that the software had to be more elegantly desgined than now?
Having watched the ITVV Concorde DVD, Captain David Rowlands and
SEO Roger Bricknell come over as very knowlegable and friendly people. I hope they are both enjoying their retirement.
Thanks again
Nick