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mkloby
Senior Master Sergeant
flash git 
just kidding mkloby i'm jealous realy
just kidding mkloby i'm jealous realy
evangilder
"Shooter"
Not enough dials and gauges there, Matt. 
mkloby
Senior Master Sergeant
Not enough dials and gauges there, Matt.
What are you talking about - we have 3 steam gauges! You know, it is a lot nicer flying off glass than I thought it would be... it's very nice. It does give you a natural tendency to want to "chase the numbers" though.
That is a nice clean glass cockpit. They were starting to convert our Blackhawks to glass cockpits, but I got out before they reached my unit. I do not think they have reached my old unit yet...
Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
All those in favor of voting mkloby as having the "Best Workstation", raise their hands.
i'll second that
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Count me in. 
Hey mkloby, are the MV-22s equipped with GATM civil equipment? I was thinking about the -22s capability (speed, range, altitude, etc) and came to the conclusion that her performance might also be conducive to civil CNS needs, especially if operated in Europe. Things like ACARS, TCAS, civil VHF (118-132MHz), FANS CPDLC or ADS-C? I'm a commo geek and am wondering if the -22 is assimilating into the civil world.
Also, what is the field nickname for her? You guys still refer to her as the Osprey or something else?
Hey mkloby, are the MV-22s equipped with GATM civil equipment? I was thinking about the -22s capability (speed, range, altitude, etc) and came to the conclusion that her performance might also be conducive to civil CNS needs, especially if operated in Europe. Things like ACARS, TCAS, civil VHF (118-132MHz), FANS CPDLC or ADS-C? I'm a commo geek and am wondering if the -22 is assimilating into the civil world.
Also, what is the field nickname for her? You guys still refer to her as the Osprey or something else?
Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Now thats a workspace!
Whats the hunk of metal on the window sill?
What window is the women's lavatory next door and can I borrow the binoculars.?
Whats the hunk of metal on the window sill?
What window is the women's lavatory next door and can I borrow the binoculars.?
The hunk of metal is part of a Merlin sump / crankcase off a crashed P-51 D that my mate and I have a licence to dig / recover. Some parts from the recovery will be used in my 'Stang cockpit project.
Also on the window shelf is a 1/72 Corgi P-51D 'Gentleman Jim' and a Lockheed Tristar...done many miles in them, wondefull buses !.
The binoculars cause havoc at work cos whenever there's anything new or interesting out on the pan or in the overhead...there are mini thunderclaps of sound as the air rushes into the space where people were sat as they scrabble to grab the bino's for a better looksee !!!. Unfortunately, the girlies rooms are on the other side of that hangar and even tho' I've tried putting different coloured bits of perpex over the bino's lens's, I still havent been able to convert them into X-Ray bino's, so's I can then errrrr.....ummmm.....hmmmmm!
The panel is my part of my 'Stang project. I call it my paperweight, but the rest of the office dwellers call me sad and a 'spotter', but its Ok, I can understand their jealousy. I've built this up from trawling the' bay and from various aerojumbles here in the UK but I still have some work to do do to complete it to my satisfaction. Sat on top of the panel 'mount'...some MDF I knocked up up to support the panel...is my prize possesion...a pristine, unused MK14 gunsight. I even have the original transport box the gunsight was issued with and also two packs of cilica gel dated way back !.
Next to gunsight is a P-51d fuel selector back plate mounted and used as a pen set. Got this from Pioneer Aero Services at GOML 2007.
The tinwork is where I have started to make the panel surround.
The big Mustang model is.....a big Mustang model (21 Century Toys) that I picked up from a Wall Mart for $6.00...yup, six bucks ! also during my visit to the States for the GOML 2007.
Sat on top of the monitor is a Wessex (Choctaw), a B-17 and a Black Widow..both micro machines.
Hidden inside the panel mount is an original NAA gunsight mount, still in primer and resplendant with the NAA inspectors stamps, an original rudder trim knob, a Mag switch and a few other bits 'n' pieces.
There should be some progress on my project this next few eeks so I'll start up a thread on later.....then I can get my desk top back !
Also on the window shelf is a 1/72 Corgi P-51D 'Gentleman Jim' and a Lockheed Tristar...done many miles in them, wondefull buses !.
The binoculars cause havoc at work cos whenever there's anything new or interesting out on the pan or in the overhead...there are mini thunderclaps of sound as the air rushes into the space where people were sat as they scrabble to grab the bino's for a better looksee !!!. Unfortunately, the girlies rooms are on the other side of that hangar and even tho' I've tried putting different coloured bits of perpex over the bino's lens's, I still havent been able to convert them into X-Ray bino's, so's I can then errrrr.....ummmm.....hmmmmm!
The panel is my part of my 'Stang project. I call it my paperweight, but the rest of the office dwellers call me sad and a 'spotter', but its Ok, I can understand their jealousy. I've built this up from trawling the' bay and from various aerojumbles here in the UK but I still have some work to do do to complete it to my satisfaction. Sat on top of the panel 'mount'...some MDF I knocked up up to support the panel...is my prize possesion...a pristine, unused MK14 gunsight. I even have the original transport box the gunsight was issued with and also two packs of cilica gel dated way back !.
Next to gunsight is a P-51d fuel selector back plate mounted and used as a pen set. Got this from Pioneer Aero Services at GOML 2007.
The tinwork is where I have started to make the panel surround.
The big Mustang model is.....a big Mustang model (21 Century Toys) that I picked up from a Wall Mart for $6.00...yup, six bucks ! also during my visit to the States for the GOML 2007.
Sat on top of the monitor is a Wessex (Choctaw), a B-17 and a Black Widow..both micro machines.
Hidden inside the panel mount is an original NAA gunsight mount, still in primer and resplendant with the NAA inspectors stamps, an original rudder trim knob, a Mag switch and a few other bits 'n' pieces.
There should be some progress on my project this next few eeks so I'll start up a thread on later.....then I can get my desk top back !
gijive
Airman 1st Class
Check this out
My shelf of unmade models, ah the antisipation
And this I picked up yesterday for free at the tip, ideal for keeping model making stuff in! Top result.
My shelf of unmade models, ah the antisipation
And this I picked up yesterday for free at the tip, ideal for keeping model making stuff in! Top result.
gijive
Airman 1st Class
PS My spelling/typing is crap
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lesofprimus
Brigadier General
No sh!t, but I like the box...
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
I finally got around to taking a shot of my pile of junk. It's nowhere as neat as you alls stuff but hey, it works, sometimes.
Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Are you kidding?? That looks great! Love the Challenger pic - owned one myself at one time.
What signatures on the baseball?
What signatures on the baseball?
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Jim "Catfish" Hunter. MY uncle got it for me when I was maybe 8 or 9 years old. Oh, and there are two Challengers in the picture. The yellow one is reflecting off of the black one.
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Here is a shot of the ball. His hand writing is a little hard to read but I've had it for 30 years.
