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Old 27th September 2009 | 10:14
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arm boards?
Although these are advertised on a UK web TV channel they can't be bought in the UK but have to be ordered from the US who demand an extortionate amount to ship them.
We are aiming to bring to market an exciting new product that will render that issue obsolete early next year.....
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Old 28th September 2009 | 02:14
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This is me.. they are awesome trousers....

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Old 28th September 2009 | 07:57
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Brand New Heavy Weight Flame Resistant Royal Naval Combat Trousers - Surplus and Outdoors

I've just ordered two pairs of these.
£9.99/pair,limited sizes,but cheap so if not suitable for flying will be used in the garden,workshop etc.
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Old 28th September 2009 | 16:11
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Ha! love that Armstrong and miller sketch - good find... pi55 well and truly taken - isn't it.
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Old 29th September 2009 | 08:48
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How about shorts and a tattoo on yer knee
UsedtoFly: I believe the current terminology would be "LOL"? Nice one.

SandBagSteve: there is lots of advice above, but how about: next time you find yourself sat in the cafe drinking coffee and waiting for the weather to clear, why not spend a few minutes learning the checklists? That way you reduce the on-board clutter and you don't look such a tw@t when you climb out.
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Old 29th September 2009 | 10:43
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If I were doing this, I'd get some normal trousers and sew some similar-coloured velcro across the thighs where I wanted the pockets / kneeboard. Then create the pockets out of stiff fabric and clear plastic, and velcro them on.

That way you can take the pockets off before you leave the aircraft...
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Old 29th September 2009 | 13:03
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With velcro all over your trousers you may not be able to leave the aircraft.
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Old 29th September 2009 | 13:17
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Plus the velcro is a fire hazard. Just ask NASA.
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Old 29th September 2009 | 16:22
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The trick is to sew the legs so they are natural in the seated position just like Auntie Liz's flying suits.

If you fill the side pockets with VFR guides etc then your trousers will fall down when you walk inless oyu are wearing braces.

The best flying trousers you will find are the MK3 cold weather trousers, but a but warm and robust for GA.

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Old 29th September 2009 | 21:47
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MM, us Rotary crew got issued the DPM two-piece flying suit that had a lighter-weight version of the cold-weather trouser, with a combat jacket styley top.

I still have mine, but the waist seems to have shrunk in the 20 years since I left...must be the material or something?
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