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29 November 2006, 09:06 AM
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Two-seater Pilot
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FTS Projects
The topic is closed here on the Aerodrome, but it is open on the AeroForum
http://www.aeroforum.org Respectful conduct and commentary, even when being critical, is, of course, required. Best, cfgray
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30 November 2006, 11:18 PM
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Hello Friends,
I have started posting on the Aeroforum. Since I have been invited to do so. However, due to your kind support I have talked with Alexandra over and over and I think it would not be a nice way just to disapear and to post somewhere else. I have asked Eric and Ross to reopen the original FTS Projects thread and give it another try to continue with it. I may not post as frequent as I did , since I decided to focus on my own webside and to share some posts with the AeroForum.org. I hope this is alright with you. Cheers! Achim
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1 December 2006, 05:36 AM
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How about putting links to your website when you add something so we can just jump to it? Might save you the work of double posts and make it easier for us to get the updates and pictures/explanations.
It would also give you COMPLETE control of your updates without the "unpleasantness" and we would be able to see all of your postings one after the other in a more logical order without the change of topics that happens so often on a forum (changes are good, but jumping from one part to another does make it harder to follow than being able to look at the development of a single part from start to finish). Hank |
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1 December 2006, 05:55 AM
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that's an excellent idea.
there you go, Achim.
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1 December 2006, 06:01 AM
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Achim,
Great to hear from you again, I have been visiting your website and I totally agree with Hank Jarrett's sugestion and his reasoning; but however you choose to do it, I look forward to a regular "fix" of your wonderfully executed and intriguing projects! |
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