Step climbs

"Mxsmanic" wrote

Thanks! The explanation of Concorde operations is particularly
interesting.
I guess there are more airline pilots on the sim groups. I can see why
tin-can pilots wouldn't know anything about step climbs.

Fer cryin' out loud, it's "spam can" you knucklehead!

Reminds me of a guy at work who always says "it's a tough road to hoe".

BDS

BDS writes:

Fer cryin' out loud, it's "spam can" you knucklehead!

Spam can, tin can ... whatever. Any aircraft that you can tow by hand.

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Mxsmanic wrote:
BDS writes:


Fer cryin' out loud, it's "spam can" you knucklehead!


Spam can, tin can ... whatever. Any aircraft that you can tow by hand.

Anthony, you're so clueless that you can't even use a mild insult
correctly.

"Mxsmanic" wrote

Spam can, tin can ... whatever. Any aircraft that you can tow by hand.

Do you have any idea where the name "spam can" comes from? Hint: it has
nothing to do with size.

If you were using the term correctly you would realize that your imaginary
747 is also technically a spam can.

BDS

BDS writes:

Do you have any idea where the name "spam can" comes from? Hint: it has
nothing to do with size.

No doubt from SPAM, a registered trademark of Hormel. This in turn is rumored
to be a contraction of "spiced ham."

If you were using the term correctly you would realize that your imaginary
747 is also technically a spam can.

I was using the term tin can, meaning a light, flimsy, primitive aircraft.

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mxsmanic,why not buy a $10 book that has all your answers? also the
far/aim book will tell you more than you'll want to know. LJ

Mxsmanic wrote:
BDS writes:


Do you have any idea where the name "spam can" comes from? Hint: it has
nothing to do with size.


No doubt from SPAM, a registered trademark of Hormel. This in turn is rumored
to be a contraction of "spiced ham."


If you were using the term correctly you would realize that your imaginary
747 is also technically a spam can.


I was using the term tin can, meaning a light, flimsy, primitive aircraft.

LJ Blodgett writes:

mxsmanic,why not buy a $10 book that has all your answers? also the
far/aim book will tell you more than you'll want to know. LJ

I have the book. It doesn't have all the answers.

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Mxsmanic wrote:
mxsmanic,why not buy a $10 book that has all your answers? also the
far/aim book will tell you more than you'll want to know. LJ

I have the book. It doesn't have all the answers.

That's because it's written for actual, experienced pilots,
not self-avowed experts trained on a PC game.

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On Feb 28, 2:42 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
LJ Blodgett writes:
mxsmanic,why not buy a $10 book that has all your answers? also the
far/aim book will tell you more than you'll want to know. LJ

I have the book. It doesn't have all the answers.

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I think the most infuriating thing to most of us is that a great
majority of your questions (especially this one), could have been
answered by taking 3 seconds to type "step climb" into Google (I just
checked).

I understand you're looking for knowledge... do you understand that
your manner chafes most of the individuals on this board? You could
have saved us all a great deal of frustration and headache had you
taken the few moments necessary to look up this information on your
own.

I understand this is against your nature, but I don't care how old you
are, its time you began to learn empathy.

BDS wrote:
Fer cryin' out loud, it's "spam can" you knucklehead!

Reminds me of a guy at work who always says "it's a tough road to hoe".


Around here Wilkinson Blvd is a tough road to ho. Cops everywhere.




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