If only it was his final BREATH



Phil

 

edited ;; wee bit 'arsh yer know



[Edited by chaos. - 10/23/2003 6:21:12 PM]

 

Ease up on the bloke lads

 

Well, just popped on in my busy life - and, YES, the SAME sad old tarts are here STILL!!

Don't have to prove nowt do I now??

Pete

 

PMSL @ Scoobydooo.

Les

 

Lewis is finally losing it, his last breath that is.

/me wishes

 

Brun why?

He's a complete lying elitist scumbag m8. Praps you've missed his finest most choice 'comments' though

 

Well, as I was speaking tonight in the school hall to 300 parents Concorde came over and he put ALL his lights on and gave it a burst, he said he would!! Bloody smart!! Just for our village too!!

Wooooohoooooo!!

Pete

 

Which nice estate in boro do you have residencey in Mr Lewis?

 

 

Will be in BORO on Saturday but don't live there anymore!!

I live just under Concordes flight path ... he normally opens up as he goes over, just for the hell of it!

But tonight it was lights all the way!! Looked like a UFO!! Brilliant!!

Scoooobydooooo shows a givatoss meter, YET STILL POSTS!!!??? Is that the mind of a plonka or what??

Pete

 

a burst of what....? Vivaldi?

 

GO INTO THE LIGHT


Phil

 

As usual. ***** refuses to answer the points put before him, what a PLONKA.

 

Jye - i'm all up for the friendly banter, but sometimes it comes across as a bit too serious I know PSL can take it but there you have it

 

OK psl - give me a grid reference for that hall and i'll check that concordes flight path did infact include that

[Edited by Scooby96 - 10/24/2003 8:50:25 AM]

 

bttt just for quality knobber value

 

Pete has never struck me as a liar...

 

of course it is , but at least i know i'm a plonker !!

 

Since he could well set off the noise meters on the approach which would cause big embarrassment to himself and BA, I doubt very much that he would "gun" the engines just to impress y0ur village!

Les

 

But Les, Luke says pslewis doesnt tell lies

 

he normally opens up as he goes over, just for the hell of it!

as if...

 

surely the engines would be under fairly heavy load at that time anyway, as the plane is still climbing..?

 

Yup, lewis has really outdone himself this time. What a PLONKA!

 

Didn't realise a set of afterburners doing what they're supposed to do could cause such excitement. But "like a UFO.."?? I ask you..

 

Hey pete were back, just to let you know we saw concorde twice while we were away, once in jfk. n.y in June and once in Heathrow in August, also over the flight path where we are, will miss looking up @ 11.00 am, you could tell the time by it.

Jon and Zena.

 

Andrew 6321

After take off, you have to throttle back initially and fly level at reduced power to avoid setting the noise monitor mics off. When you have got far enough away from populated areas you can then open up and continue the climb. You even have to plan the take off so that you know exactly when to throttle back according to the aircraft overall weight. On the approach it is less of a problem because of reduced power on the descent but you normally do the initial approach at a higher speed which requires less power so less noise. We used to have to be very careful with the RAF VC10's around Heathrow because that is also a noisy aircraft.

Les

[Edited by Leslie - 10/26/2003 11:36:42 AM]

 

Regarding noise monitors. Concorde is exempt, by order of DfT!!
Trust me, I know! ;-) We also have a 1000ft rule, wereby and aircraft should be over 1000ft, 6.5km's from start of roll. Concorde did well if it was over 700ft!!
When I get into the office next week, I wanna check the heights for the takeoffs on Friday. She climbed like an eagle. Guess light fuel load will do that!

 

Well, a VC10 would make well over 1000 feet by the far end of an average length runway after takeoff with a light fuel load and no pax to worry about. One of the things to look forward to from time to time.

I am very surprised that the Concorde could not make better than 700 feet by 6.5 Km.

The Vulcan could make 3500 feet by halfway down the runway at display weight however. And do a rolling wingover off the top of that. Now that was a real hooligan machine!

Les

 

well it was fookin loud where i sat anyway it set of all the car alarms

and it was very quick

probably catch it on the twisties though