A2A Journey: T-6 Texans and F-104 Starfighters

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Welcome back Scott and a big thanks for the team...:)

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Scott - A2A wrote:Image
This is a terrific photo which almost deserves its own caption contest... 'ROB: "Er Scott - we seem to be getting rather close to that Seminole!"' :mrgreen:

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Binoculars have plates on them that read "Objects in view appear closer than they are." :mrgreen:

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Great update, thanks.

I would really like to see, someday, a book with the title "The A2A Story." You guys are really changing the face of FSX, KUDOS!

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It means that the "A2A Piper Seminole" is very close? :shock:

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Not until you hear it from Scott or Lewis themselves, just Nick wishful thinking. Besides, I believe that picture was taken from the ground. If you look above Michal's head, the door is in the unlatched position.

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Bruce Hamilton wrote:Not until you hear it from Scott or Lewis themselves, just Nick wishful thinking. Besides, I believe that picture was taken from the ground. If you look above Michal's head, the door is in the unlatched position.
Yeah, afraid you're likely right when it comes to the "wishful thinking" bit... :mrgreen: The door is latched though I believe. And looking at the reflections in Scott's sunnies, I reckon they were in flight. :)

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I haven't flown recently so I can't confirm, but the lever appears to be backwards from what I remember as being in the latched position.

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We were in flight and that is the Comanche door in the latched position.

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"Elementary, my dear Watson", to quote P.G. Wodehouse. :wink:

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Scott - A2A wrote:We were in flight and that is the Comanche door in the latched position.

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some1 - A2A wrote:
Scott - A2A wrote:We were in flight and that is the Comanche door in the latched position.

Scott.
At 8'500

makes sense 8)

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With regard to both of these aircraft, but particularly the Starfighter


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