Free Flight, Free Speech

Did you get the latest FGMEMBERS? Keep in mind the work is currently done on 310_324... So use that one for benchmark. Consider posting about the A310 in its thread on Aircraft development so it is easy to follow

And welcome in

OK,will do.

Regards

Aaaaand ,thanks.

@Berkut,

Welcome to Free Flight! At the moment, I'm, shall we say, the chief customer for the A310's variant, the CC-150 Polaris. I'm very happy to see your interest in it and doubly so to have you and JWocky teaming up on the plane. I've been test flying it whenever he makes changes. I take it up and run it through its paces, so I'm here to offer my services to you in the same capacity. It saves you time and I love doing it. I'll test fly just about anything. Give me the parameters and specs you want reports on, short or long hauls, FDM changes, whatever. I've made hundreds of test flights on dozens of planes.

So, welcome again, and I look forward to working with you on the A310, and I hope other aircraft to come.

SkyBoat

And as usual it all began with "there is a plane and there need a few things to be done" and now we are at cabin window lights.

Cabin Window Lights?
Oh!
Run!
Jk

@Legoboyvdlp and @JWocky-- You guys slay me. I fell out of my chair laughing at your comment about cabin lights. Remember I have this quote at the bottom of my posts about dreaming large? Sheesh, the plane is already Rembrandt enabled, so just get in touch with someone like Ryan Miller/Skyop and let him take you through the steps. And I wasn't suggesting anybody drop everything and do it yesterday.

Okay, my arms are getting really tired from sitting on the floor and typing on the computer sitting on the desk, so I guess I'll pull myself back into it, because in this position if I laugh any harder I am in danger of coughing up a lung.

You guys are the best. So let's do the cabin lights first.



(Sent in the spirit of "all in good fun")

By the way, is 42 the answer to everything subforum for notnonsense unrelated stuff?

@legoboyvdlp,

In Douglas Adams' cult science fiction novel, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, which contains more non- sequitors than an American presidential candidate's stump speech, the ultimate question is asked of the ultimate computer, "What is the meaning of life, the universe and everything?" The answer given is 42.

It is required reading for anyone who wants to understand what what politics and oligarchies are really about, even though it will be most fun you will ever have reading about those two ponderous topics.

So to close in the spirit of the Hitchhiker's Guide, always remember to carry your towel, and, so long and thanks for all the fish.