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Old 21st Dec 2005, 07:56
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This thread is totaly awesome. Discovered it by accident and I'm still here 5 hours later! I feel like trading in the A320 for something rotary.
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Old 21st Dec 2005, 09:27
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Thats got to be one very brave pilot to land that robbie on that little rowing boat! Nice and stable in the water ( Not ) and look at all those lovely hazards to catch your skids on!

Just MAD!!!!

Just one question..... How do you preflight that tail rotor????

Good old French!



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Old 21st Dec 2005, 14:14
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Not French - but Portugese, that's what G-INFO says about G-DEFY

Based in Lisbon - got to go out there just to take a look!

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Old 21st Dec 2005, 14:22
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French boat, portuguese heli.

Stilll one brave pilot!!!

Wonder what nationality the pilot is?!!

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Old 22nd Dec 2005, 00:39
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Blender or others ,

What's the tail mounted camera gear on the 407 used for? It's obviously specialised stuff but what do they do with it?

cheers

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Old 22nd Dec 2005, 04:38
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Errrr.......I don't know why but I see my camera question has been addressed on another thread so disregard the above.

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Old 22nd Dec 2005, 21:48
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V2

Because I try to keep this as a pictures thread as much as possible, and because I thought it was a good question which deserved a thread of it's own and might be of general interest.

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Old 27th Dec 2005, 15:37
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Arrow January's Desktop Calendars

I am looking to see if the calendar fits the different resolutions in your screen, especially if the widescreen users think it looks OK in their computers. If everything goes OK I will work on more calendars with the other pictures I have recieved.

I will try to add a couple more before the end of December

Please tell me if you like the new way of setting up the days in the calendar of you prefer the old way.

And Sasless & BigMike, I promise that as soon as I get a chance I will make a calendar with the hangar staff!



DOWNLOAD HERE 1280 x 1024 Version

DOWNLOAD HERE 1024 x 768 Version

DOWNLOAD HERE 1680 x 1050 Version

DOWNLOAD HERE 1152 x 864 Version


This is another version in 1024 x 768 and 1680 x 1050 only so far

DOWNLOAD HERE 1024 x 768 Version

DOWNLOAD HERE 1650 x 1050 Version



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Old 28th Dec 2005, 22:33
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BP,

The 1680 x 1050 works fine for me, cheers. Not too sure about the change of calendar layout, but it should work as long as it doesn't interfere with a cluttered desktop.

Thanks for your efforts, I look forward to the final offering
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Old 28th Dec 2005, 22:41
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Blender,

Now if you need help moving the "birds" (British Usage here)around for that other calendar.....please feel free to call for assistance!

Have a good New Year BP!
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Old 29th Dec 2005, 10:34
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Originally posted on another thread by cfr


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Old 29th Dec 2005, 11:43
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G-DEFY is owned by a Portuguese, Pedro Silveira, the Managing Director of Heliportugal, and a very wealthy man, most of his money coming from property. I believe his wife is French and he spends a lot of time there. The boat may be French or Portuguese - the French flag may well be merely because it is visiting a French port, as is normal.
Pedro Silveira and his company are also mentioned on the What's New In West Africa thread on this forum; they're presently leasing a Dauphin SA365N and an Ecureil AS350B2 to Caverton Helicopters in Nigeria.
It's a pretty simple exercise to land the helicopter on the yacht. In most cases helicopters landed on relatively small yachts such as this are only flown to or from the yacht when it's moored in calm seas or alongside in harbour. They're merely kept there for use when the yacht is in port and having them tied down like this enables them to be taken around to wherever the owner is next sailing. This is probably true of Pedro Silveira as he likes to fly himself.
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Old 29th Dec 2005, 19:07
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ENG 407

All that fancy equipment and it looks like they velcro a $5.00 GPS to the glareshield ????? Or was that just for the ferry flight?
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Old 29th Dec 2005, 21:14
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Pretty cool formation...

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Old 29th Dec 2005, 21:29
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It's a tough job but somebody has to do it!

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Old 30th Dec 2005, 12:12
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Yeah, but now it's just a job.............

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Old 30th Dec 2005, 12:27
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Is that Le Grand Bleu?

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Old 30th Dec 2005, 16:32
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Talk about goooooooooorgeous.
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Latest Dutch toy, arrived at De Kooy today:











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Old 30th Dec 2005, 21:06
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Just a few from recent trips.
















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