BeechTalk - BT

Username Protected · **Posted:** 13 Dec 2014, 18:54

Show off.

Lol, awesome! You need to frame it.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 13 Dec 2014, 19:04

Mark, well done. Looking good. iPad on the yolk, and you'll have more than enough screens to update ;-)

Username Protected · **Posted:** 13 Dec 2014, 19:05

Nah.... obviously missing a Turboencabulator.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turboencabulator

-Pascal

Username Protected · **Posted:** 13 Dec 2014, 19:08

Very nice Mark. You have to tell me again where you got the electroluminescent panel - it looks sharp.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 13 Dec 2014, 19:11

Username Protected wrote:

Very nice Mark. You have to tell me again where you got the electroluminescent panel - it looks sharp.

Air Capital Dial - Wichita

Username Protected · **Posted:** 13 Dec 2014, 20:24

Homage to the master. :thumbup:

Somehow the above comment reminded me of something funny that happened during the short time I practiced law.

I was representing an old masterful black southern preacher; the epitome of dignity and humbleness to all men he encountered. He and his wife were having "difficulties" resulting from him counseling one of the matrons of the church in a fashion not approved of by the wife. It was an uncontested divorce and all that was needed was for the old gentleman to appear, in court, before the judge, and state the reasons for his and his wife's incompatibility. The reverend was duly sworn in by the clerk and I asked him to state to the judge the reasons for the divorce. Showing the respect of Job he began to state the reasons, but in a low bass voice with his head bowed reverently. The judge turned to me and said "Mr. Green, I can't hear your client." I leaned toward the gentleman, patted him on the arm, nodded toward the judge and said, "speak to the judge". Well, he continued with his reverent rendition, all the time looking with bowed head toward the floor. The judge again indicated that he could not hear, I again asked the old man to "speak to the judge". On the third repeat of the admonishment, I raised my voice somewhat and said quite loudly, "Reverend, SPEAK TO THE JUDGE". The old gentleman immediately raised his head high, turned toward the judge, bowed low, straightened up sharply and said in a booming voice "How do you do judge."

The judge smiled and said, "Divorce granted".

Jgreen

Username Protected · **Posted:** 15 Dec 2014, 00:09

Beautiful panel. I read that article the day the magazine arrived.

Nice pics too.

dan

Username Protected · **Posted:** 15 Dec 2014, 15:25

Boy! Talk about Panel Porn....

Not like the R models I flew in 1980...

(afterthought)...WOW!

Username Protected · **Posted:** 15 Dec 2014, 20:35

Deputy Minister,

You have my vote for the nicest C310. Its a shame it doesn't like warm weather though.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 15 Dec 2014, 21:12

Very nice panel Mark. I think it's got everything but an ice maker in there! :lol:

Username Protected · **Posted:** 15 Dec 2014, 21:18

Username Protected wrote:

Very nice panel Mark. I think it's got everything but an ice maker in there! :lol:

now that's funny right there. :coffee:

Username Protected · **Posted:** 15 Dec 2014, 23:24

Username Protected wrote:

Very nice panel Mark. I think it's got everything but an ice maker in there! :lol:

Well I do have one of those AC units that is full of ice...just saying

Username Protected · **Posted:** 16 Dec 2014, 17:53

Mark,

I really enjoyed the TCF article on you and your panel. And I am looking forward to the video that was made at OSH.

When you were in the market for a 310, what would you have done if your old 310 hadn't been for sale? Are you a 310P guy, would you have considered a Q or R or FIKI?

What is the story behind the Norton radome?

Who makes the exhaust extensions? After every day of flying, I wipe the exhaust stains off of my 421.

Best,

Dan