nice Numbers!!!!
But who did install this?? I am sure Peter would not approve this at all (or it would confirm his “view” of some shops) lol 
Not only burred, but painted on top of the burr too!
It’s beyond me that “engineers” do this kind of thing without looking and thinking “hmm, that’s not right, let me spend 30 seconds replacing the whole lot with a nice new set of 5 cent fasteners” as opposed to “let’s paint straight over the top and hope nobody notices”.
Take a close look at many classic cars with 5 figure “restorations” and you will see the same thing.
Aspen looks great though, sorry to be rude about something as minor as a screw head.
I was about to comment on the same thing. I wouldn’t even allow a screw like that on the drones I repair.
Nice display Chris! What’s the big black bar with light green outline, on the lower part of the display? It looks like a runway, but from the scale that doesn’t seem to make sense.
Congrats on the upgrade!
Colm
dublinpilot wrote:
What’s the big black bar with light green outline, on the lower part of the display?
Isn’t it the CDI?
Ah you’re right! Thanks.
Nice little 3-day trip through Spain this week.. Sorry for the bugs on the windshield..
Valladolid
Very impressive scenery between Sevilla and Malaga
But luckily 10 mins later we were back in the civilized world along the Spanish south coast..
That world was best avoided so, without landing, flew on to Granada where we found this on the ramp. First time i saw a PC24.
Just after departing Granada witnessing the year-round snow on the Sierra Nevada.
FL370 today, enroute to Zurich:
That doesn’t look like a TB20 
Pick yourself up a little something at Friedrichshafen last week??!!!
The critical altitude is around 20,000 ft, but it varies a little with density altitude.
Good spot on the screw – I’ll get them to replace it!
The big black bar is the HSI course bar. Normally, I’m normally perfectly on course ;-) but on the air test I had a route from Boscombe to Exeter and back and was receiving vectors from Boscombe in TRA2.
Built-in O2 going in now (115 cu ft bottle).
