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Holy s**t that cant be good!Somebody is in trouble

Sounds like fun Colin count me in.

Wingflyr reporting for duty, Mosquito in wing man position Sir. I have and will, send out this info to other able airmen Sir.

Thanks Colin I see what you did there.

There is this interview also Announcing the F-4 Phantom for DCS World! - Page 48 - DCS: F-4 Phantom - ED Forums

Sounds great, would love to give it a go.

You know I'm in Sir.

Hey Rattler, Yes, as Colin says your welcome anytime to fly with us. The more the merrier. We fly DCS pretty much every night Vancouver British Columbia time around 7:00 7:30ish. We would switch to IL2 BOS if Professor or Artie comes in. Also the odd time we will join AP Hill and Capt. Jack on their Discord server flying DCS. Let me know and I will give you the Discord invite. Wingflyr.

10/03/45 2nd Lt. Ian Bond (Red 4) Air: 1x Shared Bf 109 with (Kev) lead Red 3 Heavily Damaged then Broke Apart went down Ground: 2 Heavy Flak Howitzers.

I know these links are old but hoping soon.... This with Sid in mind. Fill me up Sid she is thirsty.😁

Sorry to hear about what you are going through Sid. Wishing you a Speedy recovery and pain free quick heal, so to drink lots of water to flush that infection out clean.

Here you go fellows , as mentioned in last nights DCS gathering, Artie and I volunteer the Our local Airshow every year. Artie and I got to know John Sessions (great guy by the way) when he was piloting the old birds usually the spitfire. Some of you mentioned that he preformed in England at your airshow events. I think its the same chap. He lost his foot at the end of a 2018 show in a takeoff crash of an 1930 vintage passenger biplane, that we witnessed. UPDATE: 5 Injured In Plane Crash Following Abbotsford International Airshow | Abbotsford News (abbynews.com) After losing a foot, aircraft aficionado wants to fly again | HeraldNet.com

Very well done Friar narrows down the interview.

I thought I share this if not seen yet, most enjoyable listen.

Wow Crash looks amazing and very professional. I love how you constructed the throttle system. Love how it looks. I'm so glad you sorted out the Arduino and its flash program.

Oh my lord! My shin pales in that comparison, sorry to hear of your dear wife' unfortunate incident Colin. That is a painful one, take care of her, wishing her well mate.

@ BlueBear, Triplets with left foot only then, Bonham style. @ Painless, Artie is very disappointed, he was so looking forward to the net stockings.

Thanks guys. Yeah sorry Crash, realized 2nd thoughts after posting the picture. Retirement is to enjoy life but I guess accidents are part of life. Long story short, I was working on a couple of bifold closet doors. While i put one on top of my work bench it slid off falling on my shin. Recovery is coming along, swelling down after long lay downs with leg raised. If I'm up and walking around or sitting, ankle and leg swells up again. Doc said to stay off of it and monitor it. Speaking of Docs! Soapy, he really is a Doctor that really Awesome. I love how diverse in occupations the dogz are.

Sorry for not attending lately but foot injury needed resting. lucky just a hairline crack on shin bone not broken. Still swollen after 3-1/2 weeks

Sounds wonderful Colin, excited to give it a go. Thanks for the work and time you put into it.

I'm a sketchy guy, what can I say.😜

I don't think it matters whether you fit the diodes on the row or column connections as long as they are round the right way. As long as the columns and rows are defined properly in the sketch the Arduino should be OK. You don't want a column as an output being connected to a row which is also an output. Both inputs would not work but wouldn't do any harm.Connection to your PC is via the USB so it should be safe enough. The sketch. It is pretty straightforward. The biggest thing is setting the pins and ports to either input or output, but it is very logical.There are tons of tutorials on the internet if you get stuck.

Crash here is an example of what mine is based on