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  1. I agree. Over the years I've seen manufacturers testing product on dynos on multiple engines to get the durability their customers want or their competitors achieve, then other cases where the manufacturer wasn't getting the durability results for long life, couldn't afford to retool, but a certain lubricant solved the problem, then other cases where certain components in certain areas required a different lubricant to survive. They did their tests, got their life cycles right and put their specific lubricating specifications in the owners or workshop manual. Then along came Australia's own experts, and sure enough their vehicles failed just as the original prototypes failed.
  2. I guess it would stop someone who, say, bought a wreck which had been submerged under the sea and rebuilt it to sell, but unless some documents surface I can understand why the switchgirl would flick people.
  3. Nothing's obvious, this is starting to look like a men's shed beat up, so I'd suggest you post the documents so people can see for themselves.
  4. The documents.....................
  5. .......be interrogated on possible Chinese associations by ASIO. Albo, who had taken over running ASIO after the discord by Malaysia at the ASEAN summit, even though they were all wearing catchy pink outfits, said "I'm onto this onion ring operator; he needn't come the raw prawn with me!" But would he be good enough to round up the crafty Captain Bull who once sailed a prawn trawler into Emerald; no mean feat because Emerald is not on the sea. Albo had been given ....................................
  6. .....Sea Captains in Australian History (except for Captain Cook of course) AND he can fly a Jacka, or several other home made planes. "They weren't home made!" bristled Captain Bull, "I built them when I was a chef at the Bone RSL!" The comment was changed to "several other cooked and slotted planes" and everyone was happy except .......
  7. None of that sounds like a normal process, maybe just someone’s talk. The documents should make it clearer.
  8. Depends on how the process is written.
  9. The trend line shows the business volume had been viable for 62 years. If you want to continually run an industry down, don't stay in it.
  10. .......try to get the jump on Turbo. He thought quickly and fed them to the lions. Albo didn't need to worry about the "name" coming out, the press moved on until someone noticed...........................
  11. I went checking for some meaningful facts, and was able to get 62 years of history of Moorabbin movements by calendar year. The dotted line is the auto-generated trend line. The green line shows that for 60 years Moorabbin has had 200,000 movements or more Companies would kill for stability like that.
  12. .......so he could relocate them. Turbo was torn between catching them and starting a breeding programme and elimination the competition. As a CIA operative he had access to Satellite vision he’d been thinking that if he herded them all into a 747 Fedex freighter, locked the Captain and copilot in and nailed som chipboard sheets on the crew should be safe whe who should walk into view heading for the lion office but our favourite politician ....
  13. ...........Pekinese Rockies." Turbo realised then that the Chinese had cloned his cats and were, even as we speak, operating a Giant Cat Farm. This couldn't be allowed to go on so .................
  14. .....authentic. This upset many in the Nationals who were then required to go many to their thousands of tribes and suggest they gird their loins. Since most of them had been wearing Armani suits for three generations, this didn't go down well. Oppshuk, from the Coast Salesh, who was in the middle of setting up his CNC machine to carve a new Totem Pole which he had just sold to the Guggenheim for $14 million, was not amused, so he ................
  15. ......we already have our fur traps. This was followed by three weeks of meetings to (a) set the framework and style for meetings, (b) come up with an attendance record (c) adopt a three week safety course, (d) design a Safety Certificate (e) design, produce and circulate an Operations Manual to to 3.5 million First Nations people who were already getting ready for war with what was reported to be some scruffy Australians using their name. Leader Mik-Muk suggested they .............................
  16. . and this was seens as a brilliant solution because, since First Nations are the indigenous people from Canada they would be at arms length from any petty bickering in Australia, and soon four people were chosen, one Onodaga, one Mohawk, one Huron and one Coast Salesh. At the first meeting the Mohawk suggested they appoint a Spokesperson to make the public statements, and they settled on an old Medicine man from Toronto, Onadago. Onodago subcontracted the work out to Feathers PR, Inc out of Vancouver, and ..........
  17. ......was a mistake because one of the four was an immigrant from Israel, one from Palestine, one from the gay community and one was a Jehova's Witness. The group decided they couldn't agree with each other, decided to set up sub-commitees consisting of .............
  18. ......committee of four people drawn from ........................
  19. .......could set up a Panel to delegate a person of substance ................
  20. What are you trying to prove? Lilydale Airport is open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day; not many airfields around Australia can boast that. The activity you saw is about the same as I've seen when driving past a few hundred times over the past 30 years - usually nothing flying or maybe one on the ground and one in the circuit. Part of the reason these days is that permission is required from an employee of the airport and cannot be obtained on CTAF, so they are contolling runway maintenance for those based at the field. RVAC moved their flying school out of Coldstream a few years ago. Both airports are a long way from a comparison with Bankstown which is what this thread is about. We established that: Bankstown had 243,126 annual movements in 2011 and 248,000 in 2017 Moorabbin 295,000 (800/day in 2023) Van Nuys, California had 300,000 in 2023 So our metropolitan airports are roughly on a par with California If it comes to observations, I sat around Gunnedah Airport for an hour and only heard cockatoos squawking; I parked the caravan on another one for an afternoon and a morning and nobody came. People are entitled to make their own business decisions, and operate however it produces a profit. What we found earlier in the thread is that light aircraft operation is much different today compared to 40 years ago, so no point in trying to go back to the past with the old ex WW2 concepts. As of 26/1/24 RAA had: 6,300 active pilots (GA PPL and RPL: 10804) 3232 aircraft 160 Flight Schools 29 Affiliated Clubs That's where the action is.
  21. Setting up a Royal Commision which could appoint a .........
  22. .......began to drop. Turbo wasn’t about to see his friend in the ditch so he retaliated by getting Turbine Big Pharma to run a batch of pills labeled CASASTRATE! with a bullseye on the label and mailed 10 cartons of pills to every politician. Some even started taking them but soon, enough Members became concerned enough to take action and.......
  23. ......got upset because the Dingos were only being driven by the ferals who just ignored CASA and didn't wash. So the good Doctor .....................
  24. ....people might get more interested in chucking dirt around than flying, and of course his fears came true; today there are hundreds of thousands of young people digging here, shifting dirt there, planting trees there, and no CASA to worry about. It wasn't until ..............
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