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west lakes
12th Aug 2008, 07:35
http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z106/emasu/IMG_9216.jpg

Will Hung
12th Aug 2008, 07:38
That's one way to hour-build !!

jxk
12th Aug 2008, 08:10
Every little helps?

ChampChump
12th Aug 2008, 08:46
Part of last year's at Tannkosh.

But it did end up at two checkouts: the Mogas chaps were pulled from the queue (which stretched a good bit further than the corner) and had a sub queue at their pump.

http://no7bcm.smugmug.com/photos/176641470_hfP6g-M.jpg

rossi1
13th Aug 2008, 09:00
good to see my bike on prune.

gasax
13th Aug 2008, 09:38
There is something about fly-ins and fuel.

I recall a sunny PFA fly-in at Wroughton where having waited all day for fuel (mobile bowser) it became obvious the easiest way to get it, was fly down to Compton Abbas! Which we duly did enjoying Salisbury cathedral turning a honey colour in the evening sunlight.

These days I try to arrive at events with more than enough to get somewhere else.

maxdrypower
13th Aug 2008, 17:12
Methinks tankering might be in order

stickandrudderman
13th Aug 2008, 18:05
Don't you need a licenced engineer to tanker with your aircraft?

maxdrypower
13th Aug 2008, 21:42
SARM . NO !!
So whilst were onthe subject tell me again how we know the earth to be banana shaped

Windy Militant
14th Aug 2008, 22:44
Tankering is not the answer! We tried it at Cranfield the first year back after Wroughton, and even with fuel on site, avoiding the problem of tankers breaking down on the road after bunkering, we couldn't get round the airpark quick enough to meet the demand. It was bloody hard work slogging round, sweltering in the sun, without having to put up with dogs abuse and numpties smoking air side. You'd think people would know better and if you tell them to put it out what do they do, drop the damn thing on the floor. Dry Grass and fuel vapour is a disaster waiting to happen. :ugh:

maxdrypower
15th Aug 2008, 20:45
Sorry geezers , forgot where i was for a sec :eek: tankering is carrying enough fuel for your return trip as it is either cheaper than buying it at your destination or it not being available , sorryyyyy

rossi1
16th Aug 2008, 10:51
It was the royal aero club air races.25 aircraft all wanting fuel at the same time,thought the refuellers were great.