Top of the World: photos from Nepal
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Yes please DB.
First visit to Malta in the early seventies aboard a Victor Mk 1 tanker; another of the crew had never been before and so the Captain requested and received the OK to fly around the Island at low level. The comment from the other first visitor - 'Cor ! It's like a brickies back yard' made us all laugh. Lovely place.
I do like the look of Nepal and it's people, maybe one day. Back on thread.
First visit to Malta in the early seventies aboard a Victor Mk 1 tanker; another of the crew had never been before and so the Captain requested and received the OK to fly around the Island at low level. The comment from the other first visitor - 'Cor ! It's like a brickies back yard' made us all laugh. Lovely place.
I do like the look of Nepal and it's people, maybe one day. Back on thread.
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VF,
Happy Easter from sunny (rare !) Sydney.
As I have said before, keep all your amazing pics and write a book one day...I have no doubt it would be a best seller.
Cheers,
Arrrj
Happy Easter from sunny (rare !) Sydney.
As I have said before, keep all your amazing pics and write a book one day...I have no doubt it would be a best seller.
Cheers,
Arrrj
Thank the imaginary deity of your choice for VF's pics.
So much bad news lately. Political craziness worldwide. His pics always bring me back to the grand beauty of this world.
#4229 a terrific shot. It's so good to have you back, VF.
So much bad news lately. Political craziness worldwide. His pics always bring me back to the grand beauty of this world.
#4229 a terrific shot. It's so good to have you back, VF.
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VF,
You probably explained this before in post #1, but you seem to have about 100 cameras all pointing in different directions on the front of the cab. How do you control them? Do you see what you are going to take on a screen in the cockpit somehow, or do you press and hope for the best? Do all the cameras shoot together, or do you select the one or multiple ones you want to use?
Your thread is still a haven on the forum, as a bitching-free zone!
Thanks!
You probably explained this before in post #1, but you seem to have about 100 cameras all pointing in different directions on the front of the cab. How do you control them? Do you see what you are going to take on a screen in the cockpit somehow, or do you press and hope for the best? Do all the cameras shoot together, or do you select the one or multiple ones you want to use?
Your thread is still a haven on the forum, as a bitching-free zone!
Thanks!
Is on #4234 Everest South col? If yes then you fly way over 8.000m mark!
Quick question.
Flying as a pax on airliners I have often noticed that the OAT at cruise alt is very warm flying near the Himilayas.
What do you find? Are temps at alt warmer than the standard atmosphere?
Great photos.
Flying as a pax on airliners I have often noticed that the OAT at cruise alt is very warm flying near the Himilayas.
What do you find? Are temps at alt warmer than the standard atmosphere?
Great photos.
you seem to have about 100 cameras all pointing in different directions on the front of the cab.
Your thread is still a haven on the forum, as a bitching-free zone!
Thread Starter
Bitchin' Free Zone
Morning Non-PC Plod.......I was merely the Bus Driver (AirBus) 
Cameras are fixed & shooting is remotely controlled from inside the cockpit by the CameraMan 
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Hi Pali........Yip Your right & right, both times
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G'day albatross........ Yes the Southern Himalayas are generally ISA +20 to +30
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Hey there Zombywoof..........too right, 'tis an iPhone I use indeedly
Cameras are fixed & shooting is remotely controlled from inside the cockpit by the CameraMan ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hi Pali........Yip Your right & right, both times
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G'day albatross........ Yes the Southern Himalayas are generally ISA +20 to +30
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Hey there Zombywoof..........too right, 'tis an iPhone I use indeedly
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