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Old 19th Dec 2012, 08:54
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In CogKneetoe

Well it could be someone else !- Sadly i only learnt the trick of how to take the lost shot near the end. Both of you sit in Line astern- select burner then do a barrel roll - gives some nice results and is fairly safe!- Ive got a million more shots but they will have to wait till 2013 - work beckons - sadly-
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Work....work??

Ain't you retired now?
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I use this to convert slides/film negatives.

Wolverine F2D300 35mm to Digital Converter F2D300 B&H Photo
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Thank you, but it's CS who is trying to do it, and the Lightning film isn't 35mm format.
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DOH....... Drink and PC don't mix, sorry.
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Wot you on tonight then?
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Nice drop of home brew, may have to have a malt later.
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Make sure it's a Macallan then.
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All these years and hes still telling me what to do.
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Retirement!

i wish call min 12 years 254 days 5 hours and 6 minutes not that im counting - im sure by then Nick Clegg will have decided that the age for retirement is 92 and if you earn over £50 a day it should all be given to his wifes book fund- buffoon!!-
Tonight well LM if you recall G8Ds - Day/Night Medium level boring PIs i will be doing something similar- evasion - nil unless they have some Nice blondes on - but max evasion if they have an adams apple- Headings for target im guessing about 265 degrees true with a 2 mile offset kept going for 3000 miles. VIDs possibly a phase 1 on some other poor sod awake at 2 am. and Tiger fast Tiger slow- i think i'll be Tiger slow and def C 0-0- minus.....ye roll on 12 years At least i wont be in a rubber bag!
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Looks as if I may have been wrong in my PM to you.
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All these years and hes still telling me what to do.
I see one of your interests is "footie".

Now you really have gone down in my estimation.
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Old 19th Dec 2012, 10:30
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I should know the answer, having had so many guns kills credited , but how many frames of steady pipper do we need to see? Obviously one will not do (the 'passing through' spray).
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I see one of your interests is "footie".
It was until it became a non contact game.
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Guys, I have recently converted a load of my Dad's Super8 cine film to DV and I am in the process of making it usable on the PC.

A small clip may be up here shortly, like this afternoon.

What format is Scruffy's film?
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Old 19th Dec 2012, 11:36
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If it is gun camera original I believe it was 8mm?
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Think BOAC is correct 8mm in neg format
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Surely the answer lies in the Falklands.
Please correctl me if I’m wrong but:

Of 31? deployed Harriers, 28 saw action and accounted for 31 Argentine aircraft shot down with no air-to-air losses themselves.
Including 7 Dagger’s shot down by Sea Harriers.

Given that the Lightning / Dagger are same era / technologies aeroplanes I think it answers the question.

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Sorry LM, 7 years HFS Wittering, only 1 year on 29 Sqdn
surely the answer to the above lies below (check Mortimer's quote):

Battle for the Falklands (3): Air Forces - Roy Braybrook - Google Books

Not to mention that if I am not wrong the Lightning force did go out to train the Harrier force in '82 and allegedly simulated Mirages by entering simulated combat (mostly?) without reheat...

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....if I am not wrong the Lightning force did go out to train the Harrier force
in '82
Are you sure about that?

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Pretty sure the Lightnings never went to the Falklands.
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