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  • Flying in South Shields

    Anyone flying today.
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    Dave

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  • #2
    Snowing here...
    :cuss:
    Trev
    Lots of different things that fly

    And happy to have FOUR shiny EGS

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    • #3
      Hoping this is accurate:

      [url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2637329]BBC Weather : South Shields[/url]

      Although I'd like it to be considerably warmer!
      Harry

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      • #4
        Harry, you're getting a bit hardcore in your old age! Rumour has it you've been seen flying when the temperature dropped below 18 degrees?!!

        Dave, I'm home on the 11th so hopefully flying that weekend.
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        • #5
          [QUOTE=Scotvar;999459]Harry, you're getting a bit hardcore in your old age! Rumour has it you've been seen flying when the temperature dropped below 18 degrees?!!

          Dave, I'm home on the 11th so hopefully flying that weekend.[/QUOTE]

          You almost heard right. It was so cold my knob dropped below 18 inches ;)
          Harry

          Mikado Logo 700 | VBar Neo | JR HV Servos | Pyro 750-50L | Kontronik Kosmik 160HV + buffer pack|
          Thunder Tiger G4 E720 | CGY760 FBL | BLS272SV + BLS276SV | Align 800MX Dom 440kv | Kontronik PowerJive 120HV + Opti UltraGuard |
          SAB Kraken 580 6S | Spirit FBL | BLS173SV + BLS276SV | HK4025 1100kV | Kontronik Kolibri 140LV + Opti UltraGuard |


          And a pillow for the doghouse...

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          • #6
            Flying in South Shields

            [QUOTE=Planehazza;999478]You almost heard right. It was so cold my knob dropped below 18 inches ;)[/QUOTE]

            Wot .......it fell off ? Roflmao
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            • #7
              [QUOTE=Planehazza;999478]You almost heard right. It was so cold my knob dropped below 18 inches ;)[/QUOTE]

              Hahahahahahahahahahahaha!! It's a curse being a Geordie isn't it mate?!!
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              • #8
                There's a little bit of a small cliff, least there was, somewhere near Cullercoats or maybe it was Seaton Delevl; it is near an estuary, where I used to fly kites over the sea and I have always wanted to go back there with a heli and risk a flight.
                Helicopter pilots get it up quicker.

                When the blue light is flashing I am kidding.

                Why simplify when it is so much simpler to complicate.

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                • #9
                  [QUOTE=helijohn;999495]There's a little bit of a small cliff, least there was, somewhere near Cullercoats or maybe it was Seaton Delevl; it is near an estuary, where I used to fly kites over the sea and I have always wanted to go back there with a heli and risk a flight.[/QUOTE]

                  I believe there are a few people who fly gliders off the cliffs along from Whitley Bay but it would definitely take a brave soul to fly a heli! Especially as it's hardly ever tranquil round there! If you go back and do it though, give me a shout, I'll be there watching!!
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                  • #10
                    [QUOTE=Scotvar;999515]I believe there are a few people who fly gliders off the cliffs along from Whitley Bay but it would definitely take a brave soul to fly a heli! Especially as it's hardly ever tranquil round there! If you go back and do it though, give me a shout, I'll be there watching!![/QUOTE]

                    I think it might have been Whitley Bay as my folks one time lived in Seaton Sluice. It is soooooo tempting but if the bird goes down, it's over!!:tickled_pink: In those days there were wires moving buckets along the coast to Blyth.
                    Helicopter pilots get it up quicker.

                    When the blue light is flashing I am kidding.

                    Why simplify when it is so much simpler to complicate.

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