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The Great, Constantly Changing Picture Gallery, Troisième partie: la vengeance!

JTS11

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I uh...

I remember having to do a few more things....
I remember having to safety wire our APP handle while doing a static display, and pulling various circuit breakers....bc of teenage video game nerds who were adept at how to start our bird. Usually giving cockpit tours, you'd see one of those fuckers get in the other seat...and immediately start eyeing up the APP handle, and asking weird questions. Totally a miniscule subset, but it did exist.
 

Gatordev

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I'd always unplug the battery at any static display, and still do that for work PRs. At airshows, there would usually be one or two kids, somewhere around the 8-11 y/o age that you could tell was a little more inquisitive about the switches. I'd tell them (and their parent standing there) that there was ONE switch that started everything up, but you have to find it. It was always amusing to watch the reaction....which was always followed by the parent asking, "that's not really true, is it?" or stating, "Uh oh, he/she will find it if that's true."
 
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