Need help contacting IRIS

Are you having trouble with Iris forums at OzX by chance? If so please Pm there admin JayKae he is also a SOH member. You can find him here in the sticky thread PAKT. He should be able to help you re gain access with chrome.
 
TacomaSailor said:
To everyone

I was not asking for technical support - I was asking how do I get to the point of being able to READ/SEE the IRIS forum? My problem was not with support - I just wanted to get back into the forum as I had been able for several years.

I expected that providing a specific six digit error code would give someone a clue as to why a signed in/valid user was being denied access due to authorization levels.

My point about six hours was - why respond six hours later (with a 'settle down') after I had identified the cause of the problem and a work around?

'nuf said - back to work on C-27J flight dynamics and anomalies.

Warchild - did you see my test data in the C-27J throttle thread?
-Takeoff performance N1=100% N2=87% - TO Roll=4900' and HOT engine alarm
-18000' stall if climbing from below 10000' - good climb thru 18000' if starting above 15000'
-Speedtape goes to 0 in straight level flight - GS=225 KIAS=0 - switch AC - good KIAS - back to C-27 10 seconds of good KIAS then 0
-KIAS/GS goes from 190 to 110 in a couple seconds while in straight level flight
-Can't maintain altitude at full throttle / 20000'
-18900' Nosedown -3 degrees N1=105 N2=97 VS=-1200 fpm - can't accelerate past 140 KIAS
Click to expand...

There is a 10-12 hour time delay between the USA and the rest of the known universe, some of us sleep and come on line after a post is made.
Staff here do not work 24/7/365.
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Wombatt,

I thought I said it was my problem and my solution - why are you still going on about it? I am sorry if I offended you - I have repeatedly taken responsibility - let us not continue this thing.

AND my original post that upset you appears to have been 16:11 PST (west coast US) which is somewhere around late morning to early afternoon the next day in the general vicinity of the "Southern Ocean" - just a detail.
 
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