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Oh no, not another "spray-for-training" scam...Riddle momma said:Last month the feds were in at our flight school and fitted our cessnas with dispensers. They needed more coverage at lower altitudes, so they went around asking at flight schools for help. Being in financial trouble, I couldn't resist the offer...
Typhoon1244 said:Oh no, not another "spray-for-training" scam...![]()
Certainly not! In fact, I'd put some in my shorts, if I were you.TXCAP4228 said:...does it mean I have to take the tin foil off my head?
Typhoon1244 said:Certainly not! In fact, I'd put some in my shorts, if I were you.![]()
Denver, I am losing patience with you over this photo. Read this very carefully: this is a picture of a Continental 767 airliner with a contrail forming about fifty feet aft of each engine. Period! It's not some super-secret military aircraft. If it were, it would not be flying in daylight, and it wouldn't be operating anywhere near an ignorant schmuck with a camera!Denver130 said:c. Chem Tail: This photo came from Austin, Texas with 15 percent humidity (not 70 percent or saturated humidity) at 95 degrees at noon. In this climate, this jet contrail would not occur. It’s too hot and dry. I lived in Austin for 6 months as a contractor and never saw this activity. And why is the chemical coming out the tail of the jet? This shot is consistent with many photographers who have shot close-ups of military aircraft spraying. Only they have actual shots of the chemical coming out of nozzles.
siucavflight said:I spilled some Chem Goo on my girlfriend.