Searching for an elusive video
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Searching for an elusive video
Don't know if anyone can help (or even if this is the right forum)but I'm trying to track down a video called 'the wrong stuff'. It was made by the BBC some years ago now for the 'Horizon' series (when Adam was a lad) but is full of fantastic stuff on CRM/MCC. I know it would be a great asset to those going through the mill and especially those who would like an insight into cockpit generated disasters. I have tried the BBC and they were as much use as a chocolate tea pot. If ANYONE can shed some light as to how I can get hold of a copy I'd be very grateful.
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If anyone can lay their hands upon a copy of "The Unflyable Plane" about the United Airlines DC10 which "landed" at Sioux City with no flying controls, I would be grateful for information.
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If you get no joy PM me, I'm sure I have a copy here somewhere of the United DC-10, it was part of the "Black Box" series if this will suffice
Dean.
If you get no joy PM me, I'm sure I have a copy here somewhere of the United DC-10, it was part of the "Black Box" series if this will suffice
Dean.
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If you have money to burn...
I have found 2 places where 'The Wrong Stuff' video can be purchased.
One is from BBC Worldwide http://www.bbcbroadcastlearning.com/ - just do a search on the title. Price is £295 though!!!
The other is Parthenon Aviation (never heard of them either) - http://www.parthenon.uk.com/aviation/itm00438.htm - they will sell you said item for a much cheaper £250!
Let us know if you find it for a 'decent' price...
Another thought - try your local library. They can search a large number of archives and will probably be able to get it from somewhere. The programme was made in 1986 in case you needed to know.
One is from BBC Worldwide http://www.bbcbroadcastlearning.com/ - just do a search on the title. Price is £295 though!!!
The other is Parthenon Aviation (never heard of them either) - http://www.parthenon.uk.com/aviation/itm00438.htm - they will sell you said item for a much cheaper £250!
Let us know if you find it for a 'decent' price...
Another thought - try your local library. They can search a large number of archives and will probably be able to get it from somewhere. The programme was made in 1986 in case you needed to know.
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Originally posted by Deano777
moggiee
If you get no joy PM me, I'm sure I have a copy here somewhere of the United DC-10, it was part of the "Black Box" series if this will suffice
Dean.
moggiee
If you get no joy PM me, I'm sure I have a copy here somewhere of the United DC-10, it was part of the "Black Box" series if this will suffice
Dean.
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I've got the Black Box version of the Sioux City but the BBC "Unflyable Plane" version is so much better. It has an excellent flightdeck reconstruction using good actors which really conveys the MCC/CRM message.
I found the £250 version on line but that really is a ridiculous price!
I found the £250 version on line but that really is a ridiculous price!
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I think that "The Wrong Stuff" is used for all the MCC courses, so any local FTO providing the course should have it. I'm pretty sure we do.
Moggiee
There was also a film made of the event, using actual amateur footage! That itself wasn't bad, no Hollywood exageration really possible!
Moggiee
There was also a film made of the event, using actual amateur footage! That itself wasn't bad, no Hollywood exageration really possible!