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Posted Saturday, June 06, 2009 10:00:20 AM


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Biggles Carribean Tour 100 Scores
Pilot: James “Biggles” Bigglesworth     
Instructor: Miss Henrietta Aviatrix
LandingFlight
      Dep.Arr.Date.ScoreScoreComments
1.  TNCA TNCC01 June 92.788.3Scout
2.  TNCC  TNCB01 June 10793.58Scout
3.  TNCB SVMI01 June 36.3995.05SF260
4.  SVMI SVHG01 June 94.795.96Scout
5.  SVHG SVBC01 June 091.94Scout  Landed long
6.  SVBC SVCU05 June 96.7101.43Scout
7.  SVCU SVMG05 June 65.1463.77Scout   Autopilot <1000ft agl
8.  SVMG SVCP05 June 10995.6Scout
9.  SVCP  TTPP05 June 51.296.63SF260  Messy approach
10. TTPP TTCP06 June 102.796.92Scout
11. TTCP TGPY06 June 91.2994.32SF260
12. TGPY  TVSU07 June 47.2995.57Scout  High ground/trees on app 08 Use 26 if wx permits
13. TVSU  TVSC07 June85.0995.77Scout  Watch out for xwinds
14. TVSC  TVSM

09 June

52.0993.27Scout  The spots beat me
15. TVSM  TVSB

09 June

56.491.58Scout   And again
16. TVSB  TVSV

11 June

98.79100.52Scout   Better
17. TVSV  TBPB

11 June

66.7991.88SF260 Poor app. landed short
18. TBPB  TLPL

12 June

36.8962.28SF260  What a landing
19. TLPL  TLPC

12 June

67.29101.07Scout   This "Real Wx" sucks The wind always blows across the rw.
20. TLPC TFFF

12 June

31.0096.36Scout  That blxxxy xwind
21. TFFF  TDCF

12 June

86.7094.09Scout  Thats better
22. TDCF TDPD

13 June

97.7089.72Scout At last calm wx
23. TDPD TFFR

13 June

94.00101.85Scout  the wind gods are
24. TFFR  TAPA15 June97.0097.02Scout  Thunder & lightning but still made it
25. TAPA TKPN15 June94.70101.87

Scout   REST STOP                            On the beach

26. TKPN  TKPK24 June99.2994.87Too much beach Time to move
27. TKPK  TNCE24 June109.00100.94 What more can I say
28. TNCE TFFJ24 June100.7095.24
29. TFFJ  TNCM24 June17.0095.08 Landed dusk in a rain squal

30.TNCM    

TQPF25 June107.7092.63
31. TQPF TISX25 June107.0094.82 Biggles is on a roll
32. TISX  TUPJ26June89.00101.71 Ohh Yeesss
33. TUPJ TUPG26 June99.40101.09:Well hidden field    Av. score 1/3 of the way 86.22                                   
34.TUPG     TIST27 June92.4093.68
35. TIST CPX27 June0.0092.80 A mystery See seperate post
36. CPX  TJFA28 June 77.70100.94 No more mirages
37. TJFA  TJSJ29 June36.9662.74 Engaged A/pilot before selecting cruise
38. TJSJ ABO29 June0.0096.56 The mystery of CPX strikes again?
39. ABO TJBQ29 June109.0092.29 Goblins? I eat them
40. TJBQ  MDPC5 July83.00102.64Thunder & lightning
41. MDPC MDLR5 July71.0096.37Getting worse
42. MDLR MDSD5 July84.7093.75How long was that RW
43.MDSD    MDBH6 July98.0096.89Wx calm at destination
44. MDBH    MTPP6 July87.4096.57Followed  valley arrived safely
45. MTPP MTCH6 July87.0094.56
46. MTCH MUGM7 July0.00103.85B++ger me Landed long 824ft
47. MUGM   MUBA7 July104.7093.83Henri has forgiven me
48. MUBA  MYIG8 July106.70102.13
49. MYIG MBGT8July97.0099.87 I like this
50. MBGTMBSC8 July0.0094.83 522ft from spot?????:angry
51. MBSCMBPV
52. MBPV  MYMM
53. MYMM  MYAP
54. MYAP  MYCI
55. MYCI MYLD
56. MYLD  MYEG
57. MYEG  MYEF
58. MYEF MYXE
59. MYXE  MYE2
60. MYE2 MYES
61. MYES  MYCX
62. MYCX MYCB
63. MYCB  MYCA
64. MYCAMYER
65. MYER  MYNN
66. MYNN 

 MYBC

67.MYBC     MYBG
68.MYBG     MYXB
69. MYXB MYAT
70. MYAT MYAX
71. MYAX MYGF
72. MYGF MYGW
73. MYGW MYBS
74. MYBS KPBI
75. KPBI KBCT
76. KBCT KPMP
77. KPMP KFLL
78. KFLL KOPF
79. KOPF KHST
80. KHST  07FA
81. 07FA KMTH
82. KMTH FD51
83. FD51KEYW
84. KEYW MUVR
85. MUVR MUSC
86. MUSC MUCF
87. MUCFMUTD
88. MUTDMUFL
89. MUFLMUMZ
90. MUMZMKJP
91. MKJP MKJS
92. MKJS MWCB
93. MWCBMWCR
94. MWCRMUCL
95. MUCL MUNG
96. MUNGMUHA
97. MUHA MULM
98. MULM MUSJ
99. MUSJMMUN
100.MMUN MMCZ
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Biggles:

Great stuff - I love all the smilies in the scores - they really help bring it to life!

Hope Henrietta is behaving herself...

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Hi Biggles.

So you made the first quarter. Enjoy the rest, and if you cannot stay any longer, please fly on

And I am getting a little afraid. You are getting very serious in the scoring in your Scout. Nice flying dude.

See ya soon.


Regards
Ole Andreasen, Denmark

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Posted Tuesday, June 16, 2009 9:46:34 AM


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aS YOU CAN SEE THE HOSPITALITY HAS BEEN GREAT. tHESE ISLANDERS KNOW HOW TO PARTY i'LL CHECK THE wX FORECAST TOMORROW AND THEN MAKE A DECISION.  MBSC NEXT REST STOP

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Posted Friday, June 26, 2009 1:38:00 PM


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Hi Biggles

You´re really kicking now. Great flying

Regards
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Hi Biggles.

Fun to see that you experience thunder and lightning at the flights in the dominicans. I am flying the same legs at the same time as you, using real world weather, and of course I have thunder and lightning too - and 22-24 knots of wind.


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I was hoping to get hit by lightening myself....have this great story that I saved me and Smitty, but nothing.  Dang it!

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Hi Ole

I see your a/c on the pan at MTCH. I have parked beside you

I assume your are in the bar practicing your Swedish with the Haition (?) bar person

No option on landing to post scores (I changed r/w enroute ?? ??) but following is from log book

I love the last entry in the log. I flew through the valleys and Henrietta was sick oops I somehow think she will get her own back

Biggles

Biggles piloting American Champion Scout FSX White with red and gold ended 06 July 2009 at 19:13
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Using: FSX
Visibility: 62.14 Miles     Wind: 0 Knots

Aircraft: Bellanca ID: N109JG Airline: Flight:
Flight plan: MTPP TO MTCH NAV1:
Failure(s): None at landing
Failure Event(s) (Zulu Time): None
Failure Bonus:0% Flight Duration:00 Hours 42 Mins 44 Secs

Landing Score:87.00

Landing was successful in the following areas:

  • Good alignment with runway on visual approach.
  • Gentle touchdown.
  • Good landing speed - not too fast.
  • Wings were level.
  • Distance from touchdown target (visual approach): 187 feet
  • Glideslope held until flare.
  • Good pitch control after touchdown.
  • Good pitch at landing.
  • With flaps - good job.
  • Heading aligned with runway.
  • Throttle(s) idle.
  • Good controlled final descent to touchdown.
  • Good steering after landing.


Landing included the following problems:

  • Poor glideslope on visual approach - you can do better.

Definite room for improvement...


Flight Score:94.56

Flight commended in the following areas:

  • Smooth turns.
  • Nice banking.
  • Correct matching of flaps to speeds.
  • Smooth pitch control.
  • Flown within aircraft's maximum speed limit.
  • Gentle taxi turns.
  • Good take off steering.
  • Rotation was not late.
  • Appropriate position of flaps during taxi.
  • Safe taxi speed.
  • Smooth braking during taxi.
  • Smooth climb during takeoff.
  • Wings level near ground.
  • Well coordinated turns.
  • No stalls.
  • No flying dangerously close to stall speed.
  • Smooth comfortable descent rate.
  • Pitch not too high.
  • Pitch not too low.
  • Approach speed not too fast.
  • Low altitude speeds not too fast.
  • Good clearance of obstacles.


Flight included the following problems:

  • Sickening G forces - your passengers feel rather unwell.
  • Flaps not down on time - plan your landing next time.
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  • Sickening G forces - your passengers feel rather unwell.

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Cracking landing at Guantanamo what  , I think Henrietta has deliberately marked me down for getting her sick yesterday

Biggles

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  • Sickening G forces - your passengers feel rather unwell.




Cracking landing at Guantanamo what , I think Henrietta has deliberately marked me down for getting her sick yesterday

Biggles[/quote]


Biggles.

I hear that shes a pill sometimes, so you could very well be right...

I have problems with Smith also. Perhaps the crossdressing got out of hand, as I sense some hostility from Smith lately - when sitting in lace while landing.


Regards
Ole Andreasen, Denmark

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