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Good afternoon David, Goodnight Graeme!
Bugger, just beaten to it! Well done cobber
(must have been shocked into action by the latest test score)!!
Just off home to set up my broadband, with luck I may return later this evening
I'd say he'd probably getting ready to 
ZZzzzz
Bugger, just beaten to it! Well done cobber
(must have been shocked into action by the latest test score)!!Just off home to set up my broadband, with luck I may return later this evening
but I'de love to know why. 
ZZzzzz
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I'd like to say yes; but as I said, I'm off now, got to some shopping on the way and then set up my Wifi etc and we all know what problems that can be. So with that in mind I'd better say no right now, sorry!
Nice card BTW
Nice card BTW
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Forget the name, but this was designed as a flying advertising hoarding !!
mid seventies ??
Lots of pretty lights down the truss.
Did not Slingsby have something to do with the build ?
mid seventies ??
Lots of pretty lights down the truss.
Did not Slingsby have something to do with the build ?
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Yes, Slingsby had the contract to built it (it really did get that far )- but it was destroyed part-built in their factory fire late 1968. Its statistics included 2000 ft of aluminium tubing , 40 miles of wiring and 3500 light bulbs. The two front Continentals were for propulsion , the rear one for power for the electrics....and it was an amphibian !
And the name was.................
( Although I am inclined to give Diesel Addict control anyway)
And the name was.................
( Although I am inclined to give Diesel Addict control anyway)
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Good evening all,
I have returned with a working connection at last!!
I believe one11's contraption was called the Cameo V-Liner, but in all fairness, I agree diesel addict deserves to win it!
Edited again to say that I see he has got it as Reg has confirmed and it was a c not an e that is Camco!!
I have returned with a working connection at last!!
I believe one11's contraption was called the Cameo V-Liner, but in all fairness, I agree diesel addict deserves to win it!
Edited again to say that I see he has got it as Reg has confirmed and it was a c not an e that is Camco!!
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Well deserved win DA good memory 
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Sorry Guys, I can't post at the moment, I see Reg's light is still on, but dunno if he's got anything ready and may he's the same as me, I see that Mechta is online, or how about another one from one11?
.Sorry Guys, I can't post at the moment, I see Reg's light is still on, but dunno if he's got anything ready and may he's the same as me, I see that Mechta is online, or how about another one from one11?
Hi Reg Dep
Not the Ka 6 either. Before I send you round the bend, I should add that the prototype, which was the only one that flew, had an open cockpit. THis is from the manufacturer's literature for the production variant.
Not the Ka 6 either. Before I send you round the bend, I should add that the prototype, which was the only one that flew, had an open cockpit. THis is from the manufacturer's literature for the production variant.