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Old 26th Aug 2008, 19:25
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Do you know having posted I'd have had £10 on me old mucker Shy T adding something

I am finding it a tad lonely at the top, but if it's that quiet little candle lit bistro you have in mind again, and you're paying, count me in

Only request is you let me go on top this time
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Old 26th Aug 2008, 19:58
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FW, You Two Timing BEEAATTCCHHHHHH!!!! LOL

I haven't any friends to fly with. and I can't make Coventry due to work roster. So not fair.
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Old 26th Aug 2008, 20:25
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but if it's that quiet little candle lit bistro you have in mind again, and you're paying, count me in. Only request is you let me go on top this time
There's two reasons to say "Only if you're still on the diet".

I won't be able to commit to Coventry due to the vagaries of my work commitments. It's tough at the bottom rung of the ladder. "Ladder, what ladder?" I hear you shout..
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Old 27th Aug 2008, 20:52
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Leeds

Hi guys,

I saw Leeds coming up as the next place for a Safety night. Please PM me, i work for the heli company up there and we are quite happy to host it. I will try to get approval from the owner of the Sim we have, "parked" at the moment in a dark corner......

We've done recently 2 Robbo Safety courses and i am quite keen on this one as well....

Let me know chaps

H-M
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Old 27th Aug 2008, 21:19
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Leeds is in hand, at your place and with the sim (hopefully), I am going to speak to one of your guys who has offered to help me tomorrow about some other ideas.

I am trying to organise something that involves a bit more than a go in a sim, but it needs a couple of other people to do the hard bit, at a couple of other venues. I'll post more here when I've got approval for it.

Gary
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Old 28th Aug 2008, 10:35
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Gary, can't make Coventry i'm afraid but would love to attend/help out at the Leeds meet, if it's worked around my roster. Any chance we could look at possible dates? Sorry to be a pain.

PS, if there's a sim, i'd love to see if I can fly on instruments too!
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Old 28th Aug 2008, 20:54
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HM,
I'd like to see if you could fly on Instruments too

Shy,
You weren't worried about my 'size' last time
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Old 29th Aug 2008, 10:46
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FW, You know I can't. Just don't get the chance, too much time off.
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Old 29th Aug 2008, 12:05
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Hi All

Hope newbies are welcome at the Safety evenings I've just registered via the Coventry e-mail address.

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Old 29th Aug 2008, 13:10
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Newbies certainly are, anyone with an interest in helicopter safety is welcome including but not limited to pilots (student and qualified), engineers and controllers.

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Old 29th Aug 2008, 16:54
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Flingingwings

....very nervous with the spot light turned on me, i might hold it for 1min..

Lets wait and see what is Gary's new plan....

HM
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Old 29th Aug 2008, 21:39
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Gary has a plan? When did this happen??

(Does it involve beer?)
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Old 30th Aug 2008, 07:36
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Watch this space HeliCraig. Leeds is in hand but not for immediate planning.
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Heli-mad,

Sorry it was Helimutt I was teasing, we go back a way . Should have realised there were two HM's, but enjoy the sim

Helimutt. Time off?????? Wots that

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Old 31st Aug 2008, 10:59
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FW, you wouldn't enjoy the whole 'time off' thing anyway. You love what you're doing so much, you even do it at a reduced rate!! Now that's dedication.
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It is possible to 'go off' people real fast!

But yer right I wouldn't change things
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Coventry Joining Instructions

If you've registered for Coventry you will find a brief set of Joining Instructions at http://www.helicoptersafety.org/pdfs...structions.pdf

The airport have given us extra time to get the registration list over to them and this will now be done on Thursday morning.

We have 45 people registered to attend at the moment.

GS
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Old 4th Sep 2008, 09:53
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Just to bump this to the top: for those who forgot to put Coventry tonight in their diary
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Old 5th Sep 2008, 01:59
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Thanks to Gary and Ian for all their hard work setting up tonight - was very informative.

Also thanks to Keith and Fred (The CAA Men!) for coming - its great to know that the authority aren't entirely faceless, and the knowledge imparted was much appreciated.

On that note - does anybody have a link to the Eurocopter Document about LTE that Fred referred to? I have had a quick search, but can't find it.

Gary: Excellent evening - your points on Met on the average PPLs Met skills I feel are very valid - would be invaluable to get someone from MetOffice for the next one.

Thanks again all who attended -was great to meet you all.

C.
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Old 5th Sep 2008, 05:53
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Craig

I've PMd you a link to the document Fred referred to. I can't find it publicly on the web, I'll speak to someone at Eurocopter today and see if they will let me post it on the helicopter safety site and pop a link on here.

Cheers


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