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Old January 11th 04, 03:59 AM
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From: (ArtKramr)


Well almost everything. (grin) Of course every member of the crew becomes
very
sensitive to every sound and is familiar with every sound.If a sound changes
with no reason, your heart beat goes faster and your blood pressure rises and
your adrenalin pumps. I remember that if Paul or Bob let the R-2800's go even
sligfhtly out of synch we would get that annoying beat frequency sound and I
would wonder what the hell is happening in the cockpit, aren't those guys
paying attention., But they always were and all got synched up fast. Look at
it this way. You are sitting in the nose of a Marauder. The sun is beating in
the Plexi and the temperature is rising. It is getting really warm. Then the
engines creep slightly out of synch and you get those droning beat
frequencies. Try to stay awake. It ain't easy.


Arthur Kramer


You should have asked me. I'd have told you to just take a nap until it came
time to drop then snooze alla way home. Make sure you have a hot mike so you
can really torque off the rest of the crew g

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired