Microlighters

This is again a topic from Avcom but to show what your view to the outside is or the workspace in your life.

OR

If you are a serious pilooooot by profession show us the cockpit.


We could also add some shots of your hanger.

Hi Agent. Not my deck but my workspace. Lets see if I can attach a picture.

Wow it works for me to. Here's some more.

I was lucky with the first two. How do you get them smaller??

Hi Cali trust all is well in Aussie but what do you mess around with such small tractors, glad to see you still linked up with us though, done any flying?

Hiya Cali! GR8 hearing from you from Down Under, mate
On XP, right click on image, select "send to mail recipient". Follow the prompt to make image smaller. Then send to self. Save attachment as XXX then delete the email and post what is saved. Just like that

Cali wrote:Hi Agent. Not my deck but my workspace. Lets see if I can attach a picture.

Is is just me that I cant see any pictures tried ie and Mozilla no luck

I can now see amazing what glasses can do and I was not logged in

Hi guys.
Finaly moved in and settled down. Thanks for the advice on the picks, but I do not know the pop3 yakety yak stuff it asks for. Obviousty not a computer buff.

Agent only been pax recently but will buy a trike early next year. My hanger is a 100m away from my house.

VERY bussy with harvest but I hope to be done mid Dec.

hell's bells demon, notice the magnetic dip on the compass.

this is my ground based deck....
(but only on weekends)

Cali wrote:I was lucky with the first two. How do you get them smaller??

The easiest way is to browse to the folder where the pics are. Select those you want to make smaller, right click, select send to mail recipient. It will then prompt you to make them smaller or leave them as is. Select smaller. You default email client will open up and you will see the pics in the attachment section. Select these, right click, copy, and then paste them to your desktop.

They must be under 100K and you can post up to 3 per message

Email me is you are still having problems

Demon wrote:

My deck in hazardous conditions

Now this is what I call technological advance in avionics. Compass and artificial horizon combined into one instrument.

OK, here it is:

Man whom can compete with that.