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31st Dec 2000, 02:57

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New Bloke

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Y2K flying hours

Right, I will start, 51.5 hours this year. Nearly an hour per week and as most of Sept, all of Oct, and November were lost due to the runways at Redhill being waterlogged whenever I wanted to fly, that isn't too bad. I want to beat it next year though.

31st Dec 2000, 08:37

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Cahlibahn

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85.75 for the year. Like Newbloke the fourth quarter was a washout for me with less than 6 hours logged.

Happy New Year to you all.

31st Dec 2000, 14:45

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stiknruda

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39.6

Didn't start in 2000 until May (too busy building) and have only managed 3.8 in the last quarter.

hopefully more settled wx next year!

sNr

Edited as I signed off with my real name!!

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31st Dec 2000, 16:52

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New Bloke

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Yeah, I saw, I was too quick for you, however SnR, your secret is safe with me.
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I must admit I never took you for a chanel 4 journalist

31st Dec 2000, 18:16

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FNG

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110 hrs for the year: a pleasant surprise when I did the sums.

Stuffed by recent weather same as everyone else: October 9.5 hrs, November 3.25 hrs and December 1 hr 40 mins (30 of which were enjoyed yesterday over snow-covered Berkshire).

31st Dec 2000, 19:18

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Genghis the Engineer

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86:15, was rather hoping for more but haven't left the ground since October. Damned weather.

G

31st Dec 2000, 20:35

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Beagler

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A rather disappointing 67 hrs.
Resolution...
"must get out and fly more rather than sit around talking and reading about it"

Average to date (6 postings) is 73 hours

B

31st Dec 2000, 22:20

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Code Blue

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Just done the sums:

158.2 and rather pleased.

Hope it wasn't the same hour 158.2 times though.

Happy New One to all from the Great White.

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31st Dec 2000, 22:28

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Whirlybird

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113.5 hours in total: 95.2 rotary, 18.3 f/w.

Can't believe it's that much.

Now I know why I never have any money.

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To fly is human, to hover, divine.

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1st Jan 2001, 03:17

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Squawk 8888

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41.5. Got to get out more...

2nd Jan 2001, 15:58

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ohtofly

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70.5 Hours but 50 hrs completed in the US. Now if I can finally get my cross country completed, I've had it cancelled 33 times now. Can anyone beat that?

2nd Jan 2001, 20:57

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LowNSlow

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A mind numbingly poor 11.20! I knew it was bad but adding it up made me feel worse! Thanks for prompting me to do it New Bloke!

Then again, my permit ran out Sept 9th and maybe I should stop working abroad......