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Trevor Triumph
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Five. I had to read it twice to make sure.
Best light show I ever saw. As a student pilot, was practicing night landings at Oxford with my then instructor, a Swede. Approaching the airport on a clear, cold night, ahead in the sky were the Northern Lights, dancing and shimmering. Neither of us said anything as we went around and around practicing touch and goes at night.
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Seven here or maybe 6 1/2 I haven't been skydiving but I have been hang gliding.
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Ha yes a French car had two a 404 and 504 the 404 was beater to park at the train station when I worked in SF. The 504 was the wife's car. she hated it. One day while trying to back out of a parking space.
( standard 4 speed ) each time she put it in Rev. it would die!! It seems the backup lights were on the same circuit as the fuel pump killed every time. Madflyer
( standard 4 speed ) each time she put it in Rev. it would die!! It seems the backup lights were on the same circuit as the fuel pump killed every time. Madflyer
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:lol:
Never owned one, worked on a few. Learned fairly quickly why it's said the words "French" and "engineering" should never be used in the same sentence. Mutually exclusive terms.