RTWR 2018 Practice 4

The baton is down safely at EGBB. Duenna to follow.
Pat☺

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Best approach and landing I've made in a while. Last might's practice T&G's apparently paid off. More different planes tonight.

Looks like a good jumping off point for Greenland.
Alternatively, another relatively short hop would get you father north, maybe a better airport. The UK does have a few airports sprinkled about...:encouragement:

Time to hit the Club for a pint, then off to an Inn for some much needed sleep. :very_drunk:
See y'all soonest!
Pat☺
 

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Baton is free at EGCD.
 

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I don't know if it counts, because I cauldn't log into the site when I was ready for take-off, buuut....

I took the baton from EGCD to EGPO in the SOH F8F Bearcat (LOVE this bird!!), FSRealWX Lite.
Down and safe at EGPO. Duenna to follow...

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Great jump-off to Greenland. Too cold for me, though. North Sea storm blowing, raining, cold, miserable...
Thank goodness for heat in the cockpit and a good heavy flight jacket! Time to make a run for the Tower to do the paper-work, then to a nice cozy Pub to sit in front of the fire and drink Whisky...

If it doesn't count, let me know, and I'll do what I can when I can to help :)
Have fun all!
Pat☺
 

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I don't know if it counts, because I cauldn't log into the site when I was ready for take-off, buuut....

I took the baton from EGCD to EGPO in the SOH F8F Bearcat (LOVE this bird!!), FSRealWX Lite.
Down and safe at EGPO. Duenna to follow...



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Great jump-off to Greenland. Too cold for me, though. North Sea storm blowing, raining, cold, miserable...
Thank goodness for heat in the cockpit and a good heavy flight jacket! Time to make a run for the Tower to do the paper-work, then to a nice cozy Pub to sit in front of the fire and drink Whisky...

If it doesn't count, let me know, and I'll do what I can when I can to help :)
Have fun all!
Pat☺

Ya, seems this site does self maintenance around 12:15 am CST everyday, so we use the alternate site at 'sim-outhouse.net' during the race if this site is down. Will have to find that official post explaining this to the new guys.

Anyhow, how'd you like that storm brewing over Glasgow last night ? Threw my little cheyenne around pretty badly, thought I might lose my virtual lunch but the scenery was amazing. I'll post a pic when I get home. Nice run, ya made good time.
 
I had a 35-45 kt headwind the whole way. Bumpy as the road I live on too. Ever get "potholes" in the air? :dizzy:
Raining when I got it down, thankfully the winds were close enough to the runway heading the landing wasn't bad. Bumpy all the way down to about 500'AGL too. As I was hand-flying, the stick was all over the place, trying to keep some semblance of control :biggrin-new:
At least the clouds stayed up around 1800'AGL, so I had decent (other than the rain on the windscreen) visibility.
Never a dull moment.

I'll get onto the alternate site, and register, all that good stuff.

A question, if I may: I ran the Race for a couple years in Flightsim's team. Now that I've moved over to Sim Outhouse, does that give me Rookie status again? I'm just wondering, because a Mulligan might save us a leg. It might help the team. Poncho is in the same boat, so you might have 2 mulligans available, if needed. Just a thought...

Pat☺

Edit: Is my forum username and password usable on the sim-outhouse.net forum as well, or will I have to register there and get a new username or password?
Pat☺
 
A question, if I may: I ran the Race for a couple years in Flightsim's team. Now that I've moved over to Sim Outhouse, does that give me Rookie status again? I'm just wondering, because a Mulligan might save us a leg. It might help the team. Poncho is in the same boat, so you might have 2 mulligans available, if needed. Just a thought...

Pat☺
This isn't an official answer - I'm not on the Race Exec Committee - though I have been a Duty Officer at least a couple of times.

The intent of the Mulligan Rule is to help pilots new to the race to overcome any fear that they might crash and cause the team a penalty. With a Mulligan, they can crash, do a wingman transfer, and the team loses nothing. This year they even get two Mulligans each!

But moving to a new team, having flown for another race team in previous years, isn't the same situation. I think you and Frank aren't rookies - we saw how many flights you guys flew for FlightSim in the race last year!! :applause:
 
It's a dark, wet, cloudy and windy night off the north coast of Scotland. Level at 500 feet, and trusting that autopilot will keep me above the waves...!

ETE 0:51.
 
I'll get onto the alternate site, and register, all that good stuff.

A question, if I may: I ran the Race for a couple years in Flightsim's team. Now that I've moved over to Sim Outhouse, does that give me Rookie status again? I'm just wondering, because a Mulligan might save us a leg. It might help the team. Poncho is in the same boat, so you might have 2 mulligans available, if needed. Just a thought...

Gooooood try , Pat.:rocket: You ever think of a second career in used car sales?

Edit: Is my forum username and password usable on the sim-outhouse.net forum as well, or will I have to register there and get a new username or password?
Pat☺
It requires that you register again, but the two sites don't communicate so you can duplicate things if it's a help. Also, the Keepers of the Keys will be contacting you and Ponch about access to the Team's Secret Hideout. Don't worry, its not too expensive. :adoration:
 
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