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Here is a read only link to the Aerodrome Database - WhichAerodrome.xlsx. Up to date as of 1/5/2019. Catching up slowly - up to May 2019 now (Mar 2020).
Here are some "rules" for Which Aerodrome. These are based upon the original suggestions from the very first thread, and have a few additions. Also please be patient as when you are active others may be asleep.
 Thanks to Self Loading Bear for suggesting that we use a wiki. Which Aerodrome I Which Aerodrome II nvubu. 
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Which Aerodrome Mk III
Looking back this thread sometimes went days without an update or contribution - I know that doesn't suit some but there's a danger we'll finish up with a small number of "enthusiasts" only
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Disagree. We are always at the mercy of someone who doesn't play within the spirit of the game.
Anyone who regularly plays here is by definition an enthusiast.
Our friend has made only 36 posts in almost three years.
Anyone who regularly plays here is by definition an enthusiast.
Our friend has made only 36 posts in almost three years.
I doubt that our friend has intentionally absconded from his obligation to either pose a new challenge or declare OH on this thread but rather that he is unaware of the matter.
Either way it is frustrating when one is in the mood for an aerodrome challenge. Patience I suppose is the order of the day.
Back to making that full scale working glider out of old loo roll tubes.
Either way it is frustrating when one is in the mood for an aerodrome challenge. Patience I suppose is the order of the day.
Back to making that full scale working glider out of old loo roll tubes.
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I changed it to 48 hours as 24 hours was thought too tight.
Have sent them a PM.
edit to add: I wouldn't worry too much about 2-3 days delay, this sort of thing has occurred since the start of the 1st thread.
Have sent them a PM.
edit to add: I wouldn't worry too much about 2-3 days delay, this sort of thing has occurred since the start of the 1st thread.
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OK, OK, can't a chap have a break...??
Not being very genned-up on the current level of difficulty being posted by you 'officionados' I've taken a punt on this one. Ready to be beaten within seconds...
Not being very genned-up on the current level of difficulty being posted by you 'officionados' I've taken a punt on this one. Ready to be beaten within seconds...
In response to queries about Rechlin being the main airfield.
The one posted in the photo was the original aerodrome with all of the complex and comprehensive test facilities much like RAE Farnborough. This remained the case throughout the war. However, when the jets came along Rechlin was not able to accomodate them or to be easily extended to do so, so they built a new aerodrome a mile or so south with hard runways and not much else (known as Rechlin-Larz). So the original remained the 'parent field'.
The adjacent Muritz lake was also used for seaplane and marine craft testing.
Thought you might like to know...
The one posted in the photo was the original aerodrome with all of the complex and comprehensive test facilities much like RAE Farnborough. This remained the case throughout the war. However, when the jets came along Rechlin was not able to accomodate them or to be easily extended to do so, so they built a new aerodrome a mile or so south with hard runways and not much else (known as Rechlin-Larz). So the original remained the 'parent field'.
The adjacent Muritz lake was also used for seaplane and marine craft testing.
Thought you might like to know...
In response to queries about Rechlin being the main airfield.
The one posted in the photo was the original aerodrome with all of the complex and comprehensive test facilities much like RAE Farnborough. This remained the case throughout the war. However, when the jets came along Rechlin was not able to accomodate them or to be easily extended to do so, so they built a new aerodrome a mile or so south with hard runways and not much else (known as Rechlin-Larz). So the original remained the 'parent field'.
The adjacent Muritz lake was also used for seaplane and marine craft testing.
Thought you might like to know...
The one posted in the photo was the original aerodrome with all of the complex and comprehensive test facilities much like RAE Farnborough. This remained the case throughout the war. However, when the jets came along Rechlin was not able to accomodate them or to be easily extended to do so, so they built a new aerodrome a mile or so south with hard runways and not much else (known as Rechlin-Larz). So the original remained the 'parent field'.
The adjacent Muritz lake was also used for seaplane and marine craft testing.
Thought you might like to know...
dook - return to last reported fix immediate!
