Top this for a speeding ticket.

kerny · 09 October 2011, 19:47

Found this artical amusing.

http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2011/08/01/...eeding-ticket/

Crusher · 09 October 2011, 20:06

Much as I am sure we would all like it to be true

sadly its yet another internet fake

and its been around a while too:-

snopes.com: Police Radar Prompts Missile

Alzi · 09 October 2011, 20:10

kerny · 09 October 2011, 22:42

Shucks and I thought it was true.

funny anyway's

jyasaki · 10 October 2011, 03:29

Sidewinder is an A-A heat seeking missile.

Maybe a HARM (high speed anti-radiation) or the newer one I can't think of right now.

jky

Simon B · 10 October 2011, 10:23

Rather drole all the same to imagine all the cock-sure knob heads with radar jammers getting smoked by hellfire missiles around the M25!

kerny · 10 October 2011, 19:40

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Originally Posted by Crusher

Much as I am sure we would all like it to be true

sadly its yet another internet fake

and its been around a while too:-

snopes.com: Police Radar Prompts Missile

Some real low level flying

LOW FLYING AIRCRAFT, MUST SEE - YouTube

Bigmuz7 · 10 October 2011, 20:57

Yahh .. Ive seen most of those on seperate clips .. I still doubt a couple of the commercial ones but most of the others are pretty convincing , I say that because with some of the military ones, I have been on the ground as they have pulled some spectacular stunts over us in Wester Ross straight off a low flat run off the sea .. into the hillsides around us where they hit the beach then snake through a valley or two .. they dont even clear the hill tops sometimes , just go between them.. quite spectacular

. I havent seen them do that quite so much lately perhaps the rules have changed , but it used to be a regular occurrence

kerny · 10 October 2011, 21:03

I think that the commercial ones are done at air shows or trade shows and are genuine. You can see that there landing gear is not down.

Bigmuz7 · 10 October 2011, 21:13

Well I have felt the shock/blast on the ground ..infact my avatar is one of their favourite runs coming from the summer Isles .. and when they reach us they are on the climb, not very high above , I'd estimate about 200ft .. it always looks closer though .. but for a 2 tonne plane (i'm guessing) doing 800 - 1000 odd mph .. thats close enough

Hightower · 10 October 2011, 21:53

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Originally Posted by kerny

Found this artical amusing.

http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2011/08/01/...eeding-ticket/

Sorry Kerny, you're 31/2 years out of touch

http://www.rib.net/forum/f19/speed-t...-on-24234.html

kerny · 10 October 2011, 21:57

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Originally Posted by Hightower

Sorry Kerny, you're 31/2 years out of touch

http://www.rib.net/forum/f19/speed-t...-on-24234.html

Oh well, looks like Bigmuz7's memory is as well

Into The Blue · 10 October 2011, 21:59

Seen a lot in the lake district. The Tornado weighs in at 25 tonnes all up, the Typhoon 20 tonnes. Really impressive when you see them flying below you in the valleys

Bigmuz7 · 10 October 2011, 22:08

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Originally Posted by kerny

Oh well, looks like Bigmuz7's memory is as well

Waaa ? I ain dun nuffink

Bigmuz7 · 10 October 2011, 22:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Into The Blue

The Tornado weighs in at 25 tonnes all up,

Does it ?

mind you when you only see it for a fraction of a second its about the size of a gnats ass

Hightower · 10 October 2011, 23:35

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Originally Posted by Into The Blue

Seen a lot in the lake district. The Tornado weighs in at 25 tonnes all up, the Typhoon 20 tonnes. Really impressive when you see them flying below you in the valleys

We had something go whizzing overhead when myself and the Family were visiting a Cider Farm in Sommerset this summer. By the noise we heard, it sounded like a real close lightning strike.

Cookee · 11 October 2011, 07:25

I remember paragliding in Wales and there was meant to be a system in place so that we knew if there was going to be any low flying in the area we were flying in for obvious reasons - I can report that watching a Tornado fly beneath you close enough to feel it is a very scary thing indeed!