[simpits-tech] Vero/Prototype board layout programs?

[Chris Woodul]

Hi James,

Thanks for the correction on which end you live on. I have crawled thru the
"Double O Two" Concorde prototype at the Duxford Museum near Cambridge...(
as well as the French prototype at Le Bourget) but I did not know its actual
geographic birthplace.
Same invitation extends to you, if you ever make it to Ft. Worth..and the
home of the F-16. I can arrange a tour of the plant and a visit to MECCA (
Lockheeds Cockpit design lab) I think you would quite enjoy that!
Keep up all your good work James!

Chris

----- Original Message -----
From: "James Hallows" <nutty@flyfoxy.com>
To: <simpits-tech@simpits.org>
Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2002 6:54 PM
Subject: Re: [simpits-tech] Vero/Prototype board layout programs?


> At 11:46 24/12/02 -0600, you wrote:
> >Hello James,
> >
> >Congradulations on your new house!
>
> Aah - well it's not certain yet. But I hope it comes together as it's got
a
> double garage and that means room for a pit ;)
>
> >( and the move to the bottom right hand corner of the UK)
>
> That's where we used to live - we're now in Bristol/Bath - bottom left.
> It's where "Double-0-Two" - the first British-built Concorde had her
maiden
> voyage in May 1966, when it took off on the short flight from Filton
> Airfield to Fairford in Gloucestershire. It's also the home of Rolls Royce
> and BAE Systems, just to put it on the map ;)
>
> >My travel plans are not completely nailed down yet, but Ill let you know
as
> >it comes into foucus.
>
> Yup do that.
>
> >  I know you are busy, so if its too hard I understand.
> >I will be going to Europe many times in 2003, so maybe on one of those
hops
> >I can meet up with you.
>
> Definitely Chris. When we've got our house you've got a place to stay
> whenever you need to.
>
> Cheers
>
> James
>
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