markpierce
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1 engine or 2?
- Thread starter Xraycharlie
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Edelweiss
Guru
Exactly!! *It's like trying to keep childern from fighting. *You have to distract them with something. *
Maybe bring up somethng like the, dare I say it, the *. . . . . G. . . . U. . . . N *. . . . . . topic
they got stuck on for a while. *Not that I want to hear about that for the next six
months either!!
Maybe bring up somethng like the, dare I say it, the *. . . . . G. . . . U. . . . N *. . . . . . topic
they got stuck on for a while. *Not that I want to hear about that for the next six
months either!!
Moonstruck
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I have two engines, but I think 4 would be better.
Tony B
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The most I ever piloted was 6.
FF
Guru
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More like PM magazine doesn't have anyone to fact check or is capable of editing a technical article.
No problem , Cruising world is 30 years old and has no tech editor , and many, many hugely wrong articles.
Doesn't stop the add bucks tho.
No problem , Cruising world is 30 years old and has no tech editor , and many, many hugely wrong articles.
Doesn't stop the add bucks tho.
