Classic British Flight Sim

Yes indeed.!! Not quite my thing and with a starting bid as high as it is.. it's not gonna be my thing either

Good find though

ATB

DaveB :tab:

thank you Tonks

bidding as we speak

Leif

Ah.. in that case, keep your scanner ready!

Best of luck mate

ATB

DaveB :tab:

One of ebays more expensive dealers. If you watch items he wins, you'll be impressed (or not) by the initial markup he makes for the starting price. If he doesn't sell, it goes straight back on at the same price. You'd be surprised how often some books go on before some mug bites. :roll:

Having said that he does find some interesting stuff (and his descriptions are honest), but it usually leads me straight to abebooks where it is invariably cheaper. Items like this, of course, are something of an exception - so you pays your money or you don't!

Dave - THAT goes without saying - first on the list is a certain gent whose
a closet Bristol fan - Now if Roger the Doger over at Kemble comes up
with some other stuff from the Britannia Societys Library AND the gent
who runs the Eagle website (an ex Britannia FE) I may be able to give said
Afficando some data to work with


Allan - Looks like I may be the only bidder that being the case Ill gladly tote the load to build update a database for the old girl.

Tonks - Dumb question - does the airforce have a repository for old manuals
like say....a Britannia Operating Manual and PNs???


Leif

Leif..

In answer to your last question.. RAF Hendon is (if there is one) a repository for flight manuals. They're not readily available but you can (I believe) view by appointment

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Dave
HeHeHe

I can see that one now "Honey Im going to jumpseat to the UK for a few days on Virgin, I need to go look at some 50 year old manuals"
I would love it - but Id be a dead man



Leif