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Capn Bloggs 14th Dec 2012 14:02


Which runway am I on here? (apart from the obvious 23!)
The City of Churches and Pubs!


It's just an SR20
Isn't it the SR28? How many chutes in the recovery system again? Let's see, 250t / 500kg per chute... 500 chutes! Better write it off; cheaper than repacking them! :}

gerry111 14th Dec 2012 14:24

Jaba and Bloggsy,
I reckon it is a Cirrus SR22 based at Aldinga in S.A. And the runway is 23 at YPAD. If there is a prize for this, please send me a shared carton of Coopers Pale Ale with Bloggsy prior to Christmas....

Fred Gassit 14th Dec 2012 14:28

#5 EGT probe, do they go north like that when they go open circuit?

Jabawocky 14th Dec 2012 21:00

Well done Fred, and here I was looking at heights locations and wondering what dodgy things xxx was up to this time:E

Probe failure, or just a typical genuine factory TCM exhaust valve, lucky it was only one:uhoh:

And before too many folk get carried away, no matter what you do with the way TCM assembled their cylinders, this would be highly likely. Of course the pilot gets blamed, not the poor assembly:rolleyes::ugh:

VH-XXX 14th Dec 2012 21:20

Of course I only mentioned Jabba because of his love of the engine and EGT's ;)

Correct, runway 23 Adelaide.

It's an SR22 yep with one BRS chute, the rego on the dash made it easy! This is from the archives so long before it found its way to Aldinga and started flying through thunderstorms and the like.

I found an awesome video in my email of it doing a fly by but I'd better not post it as the trolls will send it to CASA!

bentleg 15th Dec 2012 05:05

The cockpit pic approaching final is Tooradin?

VH-XXX 15th Dec 2012 06:25

Indeed it is Tooradin.

Jabawocky 15th Dec 2012 07:19

Now that I have seen it on my laptop....indeed a pegged EGT.

So what was the fault XXX?

VH-XXX 15th Dec 2012 09:47

No idea Jabba! They often do that and usually come good on a restart.

slackie 15th Dec 2012 13:49


A bit more Kiwi/British aero-porn!!

fleigle 15th Dec 2012 15:34

Yes but, THIS one has real noises and not cr*p techno.
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Flying DH Mosquito KA114. - YouTube

VH-XXX 16th Dec 2012 01:24

Let's beef up this thread ;)

http://members.iinet.net.au/~bc_j400/pictures.jpg

Jabawocky 16th Dec 2012 09:05

Hey XXX, put a shirt on next time.

And it is spelled pictures.

Super Cecil 16th Dec 2012 09:11

Bewdy Jabba :8

185skywagon 16th Dec 2012 22:44

Fleigle,
Brilliant footage regarding the Mossie.


185.

fleigle 16th Dec 2012 23:42

Thanks 185, but I was just reposting the link.
I wish that I could see it in the flesh though, maybe when it gets back to the US.
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Piano Man 17th Dec 2012 01:08

Our Caravan and Beaver getting ready for the start of the day:
http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/7168/dsc4586edit.jpg
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Aye Ess 17th Dec 2012 01:18

WOW Piano....looks like another DREADFUL day in paradise. Super clear,crisp shot.....feels like I'm actually standing there.

gassed budgie 17th Dec 2012 06:01

http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/9...ghtflyer01.jpg

....just in case you forgot. Orville and Wilbur doin' their thing 109 years ago today. Orville is lying prone on the bottom wing of the Wright Flyer showing us a clean pair of heals whilst working his ring off to keep the pointy end pointed forward. The Flyer wasn't known for it's static or dynamic stability.
Wilbur is seen running along side offering whatever encouragement he can.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...st_flight2.jpg

Hi-res pic above. A truly remarkable photo. Take the time to study it in detail.

Ultralights 17th Dec 2012 06:49

50 yrs or so after that image, Supersonic airliners...... manned space flight, Man on the moon.... 50 years after that?.....big fat ugly subsonic bulk carriers... :{


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