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Old 11-09-2005, 09:16 PM
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Yup EBMCS03 is an airplane guy.
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Originally Posted by EBMCS03' post='196072
Are you a fan of aircraft?
BIG is everything~~ haha. Like we want bigger wheels.

Haha ya I loved planes ever since I was small... and work with this now... not directly on the aircraft but in-directly... Supporting testin of initial stages of software development for ummm like the planes Computer units... you know like our cars ECU...


Eh... Airbus... *sigh* I'll give credit when credit is due for them having the largest commercial plane... we'll see how it does when in service...
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Cool~ You are working on something u like. I guess plane's computer is much complicated then ECU. Hopefully dont have problems like the BMW ECU.
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Planes have alot more problems than we think, we just don't know about it that's all. But I don't want to know when I am on one.
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Originally Posted by EBMCS03' post='196045
Come on Airbus makes nice aircraft too, I like the A340 and can't wait to see an A380.
Have you not seen the news?

http://www.airlinesafety.com/editorials/JetBlueLAX.htm


That plane was suppose to land by Long Beach airport next to where I work... there were TONS of ambulances and fire trucks there that day... they blocked off the all the streets leading into our parking lot as it faces the back side of the runway and they opened the back gate into the runway and everyone was waiting for that palne to land... they then cahnged it to LAX since it had a longer runway and more run off area.

A380? all it is is big.. its like the Hummer H2 and thats it...
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Okay so a little problem with the design, but you can't say their design is not good. The fly by wire system is now the norm of the industry.
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Hey mic, I have read the article in C&D about the tire and the Good Year Eagle F1 came out top. So how's your tire are they good? My BP RE050 has the least treadwear in all of the tire they tested and didn't even make top five :thumbsdown: But it is the second most expensive tire of the pack. Maybe I should consider Good Year when my tire is due, which would be soon.

How much did you got your Good Year for?
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Originally Posted by AC_S5' post='196096' date='Nov 9 2005, 10:31 PM
Planes have alot more problems than we think, we just don't know about it that's all. But I don't want to know when I am on one.

dont worry the plane will stay in the air...

well for the C-17 theres more redundancy than ever so half the planes electronics can go ka-put and it'll fly just like normal with all functions still working.

As for problems... depends what you define them as... I can tell you pilots are just as bad as BMW owners... very picky. That letter in the iDrive is too big. doesnt match... the HUD speedo is off by 1 mph...
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Hey where did everyone go?

Well they did it! the 777 200-LR made it to London from HK!

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/247...ngflight11.html

http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/...query=hong+kong
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After reinitializing the windows, the Windows anti-trap error is gone.

So how many are interested in the meet in early December? So far we have 4?
Old 11-10-2005, 03:40 PM
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4 ppl is enough for MJ !! hahaha....

Btw, anyone going to Macau to see the Grand Prix live? I hear this year they hv a newly added sports sedan class race, I wonder if any M5s will be racing
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Don't they have the sport sedan race every year with those 320i? Or you mean like a super sedan's race?


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