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Old 28th May 2015, 15:01
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Yes, that is quite clear.

But Towerdog was replying to the turn and slip "diversion"
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Old 28th May 2015, 22:11
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. And what that has to do with the turns and slip bubble?
Not sure if you are a troll, or just a bit slow..?
Either way, go back and read the thread again.
If it still makes no sense, send me a Private Message and I will walk you through it.
All the best, and good luck.
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Old 28th May 2015, 22:18
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Originally Posted by TowerDog
Not sure if you are a troll, or just a bit slow..?
Either way, go back and read the thread again.
Maybe you should read it again, and check what you are replying to.

Here I help you

Originally Posted by kipper the dog
Been a while, but the bubble he's referring to is the bubble in the turn and slip indicator probably.
Not something the magenta line generation would know anything about!
Originally Posted by JammedStab
They might know that it is not necessary for a 180 degree turn.
Originally Posted by TowerDog
Mandatory for a 180 degree turn at some airports.

You are welcome
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Old 28th May 2015, 22:26
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Guess you missed it on purpose.
Try stepping away from Mom's computer, take up a hobby, or apply for work.
Good luck Tiger
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Yea, right.

My hero
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Old 29th May 2015, 10:35
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Hey you two,

Do you mind if we get back on topic? In the mean time, take your little spat out to the playground please.

Next...
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Old 29th May 2015, 10:45
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Yes, you are correct.

And you take about the topic is....

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Old 29th May 2015, 11:21
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Flydive,

First off, if you intend on adding input, speak proper english as you aren't making any sense.

Second off, why don't you grab a popsicle, buzz off and go play with your toys. You are wasting our time and highjacking an otherwise legitimate thread.

Now make off like a good little boy.
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Old 29th May 2015, 11:30
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Pot...kettle?

Man, even the spelling police, it is hard to have a bit of mental flexibility to see what it is?

Anyway I leave you to your spelling and thread police work.

And of course to your important contributions to the thread topic

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Old 29th May 2015, 14:06
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Rim-job......wot, like wot you is.....!!!
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Old 2nd Jun 2015, 11:03
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Do many of you know the captain concerned? Doubt it.

I spoke with him about this whole thing and from reading this most of you have know idea what happened, what was involved or further more much of a clue about anything!

Suffice to say with the information presented to them at the time any one of you could, would have done the same, so don't judge unless you know the facts!
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Old 2nd Jun 2015, 12:58
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Haven't spoken to the Capt, but I know him pretty well.

All of us would have done the same, great intentions during the diversion to do the right thing at all times. Apply professional SOP's throughout and he just got unlucky to be the one who clipped the light. Any of us could have been that person and I say that none of us here or in the company could say with certainty that we would have been guaranteed that this could not have happened to us.

Don't worry about brake temps if there is a turn off around 3000m along the runway to exit when on a diversion transit stopover (weight dependant). The thought of ever having to do a 180 turn in the beast will always be considered a threat by most from now on. 55m minimum distance required to test pilot turn it, GL at an unusual airfield doing a procedure that you probably did years ago during the transition.

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Old 2nd Jun 2015, 13:40
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Originally Posted by puff m'call
Do many of you know the captain concerned? Doubt it.

I spoke with him about this whole thing and from reading this most of you have know idea what happened, what was involved or further more much of a clue about anything!

Suffice to say with the information presented to them at the time any one of you could, would have done the same, so don't judge unless you know the facts!
Exactly what I was saying earlier.

If airplanes were flown from armchairs two days after the flight we'd have such a perfect safety record...
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