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Mate, you havnt lived.
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How much wind?
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Disco,I"m on dial up, so I cant spare the time to go have another look, though I do believe if you look at the instrumentation at the begining it gives wind speed and direction as well as temp etc.Larry can be off the ground in three to five seconds with or without wind respectively.Scuze Me while I go off and live a little. ;DBrake line is here, so I"ll let you know with my Monarch by next week some time.Mitch
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Oh... That was the data from the met station at the airport.
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Ha, Ha Ha! LOL! ;DCome on Disco, You haven"t lived Mate.
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Yep this arvo i think it would have been closer to 500" for me damn that red machine climbs when ya pull its head up.Nd yeah i been staying away from that thread, i think it is a loaded question, your damned if you do or not.
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Bones it"s interesting to see the different internet personalities and where they stand on this contest. Some of the guys are completely on the otherside of the debate from where I would have placed them.Like you say..."Damned if you do, damned if you dont." Bones 500 feet....30 seconds, from the time she starts to roll.....
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Ronnie old mate would beat bone"s time without even
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Now that"s "livin"! ;DGood to hear Jacko still has a heart beat.Sounds like a good nights "yarnin" round the camp fire at the next Nats.Cheers,Mitch.
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Now that"s "livin"! ;DGood to hear Jacko still has a heart beat.Sounds like a good nights "yarnin" round the camp fire at the next Nats.Cheers,Mitch.The old camp fire sounds good, probably cool enough for one at that time of the year and I think Jacko will be there as well.That story about the USA wasnt meant in any way to demean them as that wasnt the aim at all. Like it or not,
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Steve McGowan just posted on a thread I started on the US forum.http://www.rotaryforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18807
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