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At its best, the Flyer Forum continues to be a valuable resource for the General Aviation community

It is a place where flyers of all experience levels can meet to discuss and exchange up-to-date undistorted...

The Help and Advice forum has now existed with its current title for a little over six months. There is some fantastic help and advice given that really shows the collective knowledge of the forum and its members at its best. There do, however,...

Welcome to the new Help and Advice forum. You'll probably spot that many of the posts were in Non-Aviation, and some may spot that the politically leaning threads are no more.

The Code of Conduct remains the same…

Be nice, considerate and...

Inspired by the 'Your cat(s)' topic, I wondered, given the primary nature of this forum, if people would care to share thoughts and pictires of their avian companions.

Our canary is called Quark - a physics joke based on his characteristics as a...

Cambridge x 2 !

The underdogs win

‘Nuff said :wink:

Not so much a thought experiment as a peek into the future.

Assuming that there's no useful vaccine, what's the exit strategy from this Covid mess for families, the economy, society, education, government... everything?

So after a break of nearly a year I have found another Nissan leaf to soothe my needs to drive an EV.

But things have changed a bit on the charging front !

No longer does my Ecotricity electric highway card work in the machines at the motorway...

Right, just to balance up the dog(s) thread , here's another for the household bosses!

First up, Pestle (and yes, I did have one called Mortar but she absconded!) - made it to 13

Next, Ace & Roar (ginger) - brothers who sadly passed within...

Starting a new thread as I (& others?) might have similar questions in future ..

Curtains

Does anyone have any experience with motorised curtains?

I'd like to automate three curtains in our Sitting Room; ours are fairly heavy & wide,...

Good or bad, what are two things that have changed for you the most in the last 12 months?

Circumstances, opinions, tolerance, career choices etc.

1. I’m more tolerant of people. Don’t know why, I just feel I am. I think I’ve properly realised...

And now it is here. An Alexa enabled Post-it printer.

I want one and I want it now!

Rob P

Since most of us are possibly in for an extended period of @home, what to do?

I already started a playlist on Spotify:
My Sharona (sing along to “my Corona”)
Peggy Lee - Fever
London’s Burning - the Clash
Hot Stuff - Donna Summer
I will survive -...

I guess we'll watch the lot, but as we are currently at the end of Series 3 I thought I would check if people who have stuck with it think it's worth the effort.

We watched Series One a couple of weeks back, two episodes a night over three nights...

Hi

Anyone know what the current timescales are for the gov.uk site to issue a basic DBS certificate?

Thanks

Just curious...

Mine arrives on Monday!

So, as well as just qualifying for my PPL(a), I enjoy a bit of cycling. Like many of of my fellow cyclists, I use the Strava website to log rides and track metrics etc. One of the things you can look at is who crossed paths with you on a ride...

One of the more amusing consequences of a stretched global supply chain:

I must admit I've never seen the point of garden ornaments and put them in the same list as mimes as ripe for prompt action post revolution.

I have always been fascinated by history of all sorts and especially ancient civilisations like Rome, Greece and Egypt. Today I have been reading about the discovery of a city built 3,400 years ago near Luxor during the reign of Pharaoh Amenhotep...

Her Maj will be lonely without him.

Where are our mariners? Grumpy One, Josh (in a previous life IIRC) anyone else?

I'm sure they could get it sorted toot sweet.

Or perhaps Bill could fire some torpedoes at the canal sides to free things up a bit.

Not sure if this is a GDPR thing or not, but who defines what is & what isn't "legitimate interest" WRT cookies? Seems very one sided to me, and open to abuse by the likes of FaceBook, V Putin and others ...

Finally got a haircut at 0815 this morning. I think this was the first since about October as I cocked up getting to the barber before Christmas. How often do folk normally visit a barber?

Well having scrapped our West Country escape, and looking at the forecast, I am guessing there will be lots of tele-watching in our house over the next two weeks.

Our preference is for serial scandi noir - there was a thread in which The Valhalla...

…deserving of a thread of its own.

Tesla shows $300m profit in quarter ending Sept. and shares jump 10%.

Anybody on here know about Hive home heating - I have a problem.

Basically all the lights are on, no warnings, App is updated, batteries recharged in the thermostat which is wall mounted just outside the cupboard were the controller is. The Hub is...

I have a 12" retina MacBook (2017) which has not been used for a while (possibly a year). But it won't start up. I have tried the suggestions in but none work.

The USB-C power supply works fine on my 16" MacBook, and whilst larger than...

Someone on here will know...

Is this sign legally enforceable, i.e. if I happened to pass though one in an HGV can I be prosecuted and if so under what piece of legislation.

Asking for a friend you understand ... :lol:

Has anyone got any pointers to a 'dusk until midnight' timer switch, that automatically tracks when dusk is based on the date>

At the moment I'm using a conventional timer, but every month I have to update the 'on' time.

A photocell switch...

Free to a good home; a bunch of new Canon replacement inkjet cartridges ordered by mistake. They are after-market but I've used this firm for years with no difference that I can tell.

Not like an aircraft, but HMS Dreadnought was the only submarine in the world that could achieve the phenomenon whilst on the surface - due to its unique shape.
The order was “bring the plant to the full power state, uncotter 3,4 and 5 main ballast...

I've got an old Mobylette (yes, I'm in to powerful 2-wheel transport) and the petrol cock is one of those dreadful push/pull ones which screws in to the tank. I'd like to use one that is a twist and have one that also screws directly in to the...

I'm going round in circles and need some help - arguably medical but for now just from the forum.

For the last five years I have driven an old mark 1 TT Roadster with just shy of 150k on the clock. It still starts and runs well but it is getting a...

Last week I swallowed some plutonium.

It gave me atomic ache :oops:

Moving to a new house in the next couple of weeks (that "just happens" to be a stones throw from the airfield) and have noticed that the area is on the limits of Three's 5G service. In fact a walk around nearby and test with a 5G mobile...

Consistently been 6/7/8 April over the past few years. Uncanny and Joyous :D

I note with interest that Mats Pt1 Ed 9 , the release of which was announced by CAA Skywise three days ago, has been withdrawn while errors are corrected.

(As announced by Skywise today). :wink:

Have always fancied having one
seems lots of folks are printing parts for various NHS kit
PPE, masks, ventilator valves
might be worth investing (or any excuse to get a new toy!)

any recommendations?

cheers

I was first on scene today where a cyclist had been knocked off his bicycle by a car at a roundabout; thankfully no broken bones or blood, but I now wish that I had been more useful in such a situation.

Don't want to spend toooo much money, but any...

I'm looking to replace my old MacBook Pro, which is coming up to ten years old and is showing signs of old age. I'm not a 'power user' or a gamer, but I do like to edit videos (not professionally!) and the old MacBook is struggling with this now. I...

I want a tube of it . You know the one I mean .

“ Remove Outside packaging & FILM ”

I've yet to unstick film without resorting to cutting .

Whatever it is it's pretty good !

From the BBC.

Students have said the mess they leave isn’t their fault.

There are not enough bins apparently, and no bins for their used sharps or used nitrous oxide canisters.

They need bins installed for sharps, bins for nitrous oxide...

Just curious as to what level of fees percentage wise, are typically paid to financial advisers that manage personal pensions.

Simon

For me...

My energy company (Octopus Energy) lend out a FLIR thermal camera FOC for a week, so that you can look for hot & cold spots around the home, with the aim of enabling you to make specific improvements where needed. Not a bad offer seeing as they...

People smuggling with a difference

Rob P

Any recommendations?

My assorted ones on footpump, Halfords electric pump, and basic hand held vary by up to 10psi and I have no idea which one (if any) is correct.

Well I suppose the concept is an erosion of liberty and so on, ID cards by the back door, that sort of thing. But I guess if it meant I could go to the pub I'd accept the principle.
BUT then I remembered pubs that I used to go to that really hacked...

I had occasion today to stop in at the M5 Gloucester Services (southbound) with the specific task of purchasing some local produce, since I'm originally from around those parts, and I usually stop there both north-and south-bound to support them....

My Triumph Spitfire has now turned 40 years of age so it's time to change the taxation class to (tax-free) 'Historic' from (payable) 'PLG'. Historically this change has been fraught with problems, but over the years the process is supposed to have...

There must be one soon for the undelivered items .
Like to locate my Brad nails and contact Adhesive along with several DIY bits sent mostly by eBay sellers yet to arrive .
If my experience is repeated, then there is a large store somewhere waiting...