London City problem
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Metal under runway?
N707-NS. Ja! 6x1000 kg bombs from World War II Heinkel 111s. We fitted max delay timers. Perhaps 2008-2009. Whoosh - docks gone!
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My solution has always been to wrap yourself in tin foil when looking at the SID pages in your Jepperson manual.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ckephotos/1312351183/
may be counter-productive:
http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/
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Degaussing? Wouldn't be that expensive to organise, surely?
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N707-NS. Ja! 6x1000 kg bombs from World War II Heinkel 111s. We fitted max delay timers.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7434212.stm
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Milan Linate was the same back in the days of the Trident. The odd compass warning on take-off.
Mind you following the SID was always difficult, that is the vertical profile with minimum heights to clear the alps!
Mind you following the SID was always difficult, that is the vertical profile with minimum heights to clear the alps!
