"class_a_zpk_12wpm"
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On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:16:22 +0000 (UTC), Paul Lonsdale
wrote:

The Boeing 777 has a unit called an ADIRU which comprises 3 IRUs and 3
ADCs in one unit with built in redundancy.

GPS inputs to the Flight Management Function come from MMRs (Multi-Mode
Receivers) which comprise VOR/ILS/MMR/GPS/Marker in one box. (There are
three of these per aircraft).

enter Mr Ray to mention things like KALMAN filters and use phrases
like 'when i learned to fly' 'i used to design navigation systems'


Cue The Anus to inform us that a _REAL_ Radio Ham would teach himself to fly
by jumping off a high building with a Morse key in his hand.
--
;)
73 de Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI - mine's a pint.

In article , Frank
Turner-Smith G3VKI writes
"class_a_zpk_12wpm"
o.uk.net wrote in message
...
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:16:22 +0000 (UTC), Paul Lonsdale
wrote:

The Boeing 777 has a unit called an ADIRU which comprises 3 IRUs and 3
ADCs in one unit with built in redundancy.

GPS inputs to the Flight Management Function come from MMRs (Multi-Mode
Receivers) which comprise VOR/ILS/MMR/GPS/Marker in one box. (There are
three of these per aircraft).

enter Mr Ray to mention things like KALMAN filters and use phrases
like 'when i learned to fly' 'i used to design navigation systems'

Cue The Anus to inform us that a _REAL_ Radio Ham would teach himself to fly
by jumping off a high building with a Morse key in his hand.

One could but hope for a demonstration.
--
Ian G8ILZ
- to reply directly use ian (at) newbrain (dot) demon (dot) co (dot) uk

In article , Frank
Turner-Smith G3VKI writes
"class_a_zpk_12wpm"
o.uk.net wrote in message
...
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:16:22 +0000 (UTC), Paul Lonsdale
wrote:

The Boeing 777 has a unit called an ADIRU which comprises 3 IRUs and 3
ADCs in one unit with built in redundancy.

GPS inputs to the Flight Management Function come from MMRs (Multi-Mode
Receivers) which comprise VOR/ILS/MMR/GPS/Marker in one box. (There are
three of these per aircraft).

enter Mr Ray to mention things like KALMAN filters and use phrases
like 'when i learned to fly' 'i used to design navigation systems'

Cue The Anus to inform us that a _REAL_ Radio Ham would teach himself to fly
by jumping off a high building with a Morse key in his hand.

One could but hope for a demonstration.
--
Ian G8ILZ
- to reply directly use ian (at) newbrain (dot) demon (dot) co (dot) uk

On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 14:12:58 GMT, Andy Cowley
wrote:


Balderdash. The world of telecommunications doesn't run on a single master
oscillator. Never has, never will. Clocks are commonly recovered from the

Andy, M1EBV

opinion

flames off
smile on face on

Dear M3ABC

I really think that you should have that HUMOUR (HUMOR) DETECTOR
of yours looked at by a QUALIFIED person as it seems to be slightly
off tune by perhaps a few Hertz which might indicate that its master
oscillator is in need of an adjustment.

Regards

Humour Detectors Inc.
(Dublin Office.)

/opinion

On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 14:12:58 GMT, Andy Cowley
wrote:


Balderdash. The world of telecommunications doesn't run on a single master
oscillator. Never has, never will. Clocks are commonly recovered from the

Andy, M1EBV

opinion

flames off
smile on face on

Dear M3ABC

I really think that you should have that HUMOUR (HUMOR) DETECTOR
of yours looked at by a QUALIFIED person as it seems to be slightly
off tune by perhaps a few Hertz which might indicate that its master
oscillator is in need of an adjustment.

Regards

Humour Detectors Inc.
(Dublin Office.)

/opinion

On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 18:14:40 +0100, "A Veteran Has Lung"
wrote:

DAMN! I thought you were going to say throat/wrists, and was going to reply
that in your case it is an excellent idea.

Not you've gone and spoiled all my fun

now now.
whilst you may not enjoy the same opinions as Airy or anyone
else for that matter...who expresses their opinion through
various uses of the english language....

wishing them dead or worse is not cricket ol' boy.

On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 18:14:40 +0100, "A Veteran Has Lung"
wrote:

DAMN! I thought you were going to say throat/wrists, and was going to reply
that in your case it is an excellent idea.

Not you've gone and spoiled all my fun

now now.
whilst you may not enjoy the same opinions as Airy or anyone
else for that matter...who expresses their opinion through
various uses of the english language....

wishing them dead or worse is not cricket ol' boy.

ISTR that the Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy of BT ran
via a single master oscillator.

But that's the M3 for you - no technical qualification to
prove his worth as a Radio Ham.

class_a_zpk_12wpm .uk.net
wrote in message ...
On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 14:12:58 GMT, Andy Cowley
wrote:
Balderdash. The world of telecommunications doesn't run on a single
master
oscillator. Never has, never will. Clocks are commonly recovered from the
Dear M3ABC
I really think that you should have that HUMOUR (HUMOR) DETECTOR
of yours looked at by a QUALIFIED person as it seems to be slightly
off tune by perhaps a few Hertz which might indicate that its master
oscillator is in need of an adjustment.

ISTR that the Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy of BT ran
via a single master oscillator.

But that's the M3 for you - no technical qualification to
prove his worth as a Radio Ham.

class_a_zpk_12wpm .uk.net
wrote in message ...
On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 14:12:58 GMT, Andy Cowley
wrote:
Balderdash. The world of telecommunications doesn't run on a single
master
oscillator. Never has, never will. Clocks are commonly recovered from the
Dear M3ABC
I really think that you should have that HUMOUR (HUMOR) DETECTOR
of yours looked at by a QUALIFIED person as it seems to be slightly
off tune by perhaps a few Hertz which might indicate that its master
oscillator is in need of an adjustment.

"class_a_zpk_12wpm"
.uk.net wrote in message
...
On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 18:14:40 +0100, "A Veteran Has Lung"
wrote:

DAMN! I thought you were going to say throat/wrists, and was going to
reply
that in your case it is an excellent idea.

Not you've gone and spoiled all my fun

now now.
whilst you may not enjoy the same opinions as Airy or anyone
else for that matter...who expresses their opinion through
various uses of the english language....

wishing them dead or worse is not cricket ol' boy.

Who said anything about dead my good man, purely suffering in silence would
suffice...