Stetson
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A little late in posting. Flew the Grumman Goose across the English channel to Dunkirk to pick up some evacuating troops for the kickoff event. Uneventful and successful flight to Dunkirk as well as the second leg to Manston. Grumman makes some great aircraft.
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I have the baton, VYMM to VTSC, DH Hornet.
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Duennas for EGMD to 10RW, and 10RW to EGMH.
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Down safe at Dunkirk.I have the baton, 10RW to EGMH (Manston), Grumman Goose.
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Flying EGMD to 10rw via MK, Grumman Goose.
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Any team practice planned for Friday? Or some other route planning session or similar? James
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Baton free PAJN.
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I have the baton, PAFE to PAJN, P-47.
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Baton free KSCK.
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I have the baton, KNID to KSCK, Orion P3.
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Yes I did Mike, I get message that account has to be reactivated by admin.
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Well I tried to reply at that website but don't know my login info and can't reregister. So if John reads here let me know how to get around that and I'll sign up for Avsim.
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I'll participate if ok'd with the team.
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Baton free KSMF.
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I have the baton, KFAT to KSMF, RB-50. Edit: KSMF not KSFM.
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Baton free KIND.
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I have the baton, KMLI to KIND, P51H.
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I have TS3 running and connected to multiplayer. Waiting for baton to land.
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Thanks Dark, yes that was it. I bookmarked the new site, thanks again.
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Not sure where to post, flight tracking is not showing up on Known and public flights website. Have 'send tracking' box checked and logged in. Autoarm and baton or wingman checked.James
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I work second shift today Buzzbee. I should have time on Friday though. James
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Baton free KMER.
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Running random legs in my neck of the woods.I have the baton, KFCH to KMER, ** P51.
2010 RTWR Pilot Reports Thread
in AVSIM's Round the World Race Forum
Posted
First baton leg for myself, VYMM to VTSC in the DeHavilland Hornet, a world war 2 british two engine beauty of an aircraft. Very fast. With Roman flying wing in the Bearcat. Also very fast. After some Duenna struggles I finally was off and climbing to 30 thousand feet. I was greeted with a 25 knot tailwind once at altitude and settled in for a smooth quick leg. Was a little nervous flying my first leg for Avsim but Roman and the other team members online made it an enjoyable flight. The weather at 30k was very clear but dropping down towards VTSC the weather turned rainy and visibility dropped to near zero a few times. Thankfully the haze cleared as I approached the runway and I set the Hornet down without incident. Ahhhh.