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After flying fast in the strong wind yesterday with the Bix 2 Sport and the little mishap over lunch when she was picked up and cart wheeled along the ground by a very strong wind gust, the original water transfer stickers (that I quite liked)…….
……. were unfortunately a little (well actually a lot) worse for wear so today whilst repairing the damaged wing tip & rudder (from the same incident) I decided to remove all the stickers & come up with a new, painted on colour scheme.
Repairs have been completed and all the old water transfer stickers removed. Now to just decide on a colour scheme.
My original Bix 2 Predator Sport was a Red & Black colour scheme on top & Orange underneath so need something a bit different this time.
Bad Angel (Ross) also has a similar problem with his Bix 3 with all the original stickers looking more tattered every time he flies. After a strip down & clean he is proposing an all black livery for his so I guess I can go with anything except all black!! Maybe Hot Pink all over, then again perhaps not.
Another quality video production there Mr BA.
Yes it was a tad windy but I didn’t hear one pilot say Its too windy, I can’t fly today.
Think everyone enjoyed themselves regardless.
A bit less wind would have been nice though to get the Prowler FPV back in the air.
A perfect misrepresentation (or is that a quote out of context) by leaving out the principal words “at least sometimes”.
However, I will forgive you.
You are correct Kermit (which proves that at least sometimes good things come from the mouth of the frog),
just a matter of getting everyone to use it.As we knew with flying whilst we were using email & text messages as well as the calendar a lot opted to NOT use the calendar. Now it is the only option as far as flying goes everyone has figured out how to use it and it works great.
Yes Col, as one of the seven pilots that took to the skies on Tuesday @ The Field, I agree with your assessment of the day, cool morning with a cold & lazy breeze. Luckily where we were the sun came out & the wind died out completely by lunch time so we also had a great time.
The last of my videos from today is up & I even remembered to add a music track just for Kermit. Gets a bit hard to remember anything after 6 or 8 or 10 beers. I think its bed time if I can make it up the stairs.
Don’t worry Mr Moose, the 10R “BattleAxe” well & truly beat the pants off the pretender, I was just being polite & giving him his 15 minutes of fame before posting the evidence.
No not a wolf, just a very friendly Akita that wanted to say hello.
Ah yes my little green friend, twas a fine morning of sailing if I do say so myself, & the BBQ lunch was to die for (as always)
Ian, yes there are often numerous replies with the same heading BECAUSE they are individual replies to the same Forum post. If you open them to read you will see who posted them. Also simply checking the date associated with the Reply will show if they are new from the last time you were on line.
As I explained a short while ago (evidently not very well) there are TWO columns under the Forum Topic
1) The left hand column labelled “Recent Posts” is a chronological listing of the last few actual posts regardless of topic. These can be replied to.
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The easiest way to reply when you are reading the “Recent Replies” is to click the last entry in RED before the Reply To: in the logical address that is shown near the top of each web page as per example below. This will take you to the actual post that the reply is part of, whether recent or historic. Then you can scroll down and use the Reply option on any of the items (these are indented directly under the item you are replying to (usually) or scroll past the last reply and create a reply at the bottom of the post.
Hope this resolves this issue of how to reply to Forum Posts, especially ones not visible in “Recent Posts”
Also, if you look at the Forums List at the top of the page when first entering “Forum” it is relatively self explanatory where you need to navigate to to find a particular Forum Post or create a Brand New Post from scratch.
