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Bill McCarthy wrote: I tried to get into the Thatcher website some time ago but the PC warned of a virus.
Where do I get the plans.
Bill and Dave, The website is blocked from my work place due to malicuious code. Quote from the email I recieved from our security guys. Since that company has serious IT and security teams I tend to listen to what they say.Dave Hall wrote:I tried the Thatcher website and Avast anti-virus software alerted me to a worm. Mind you, a week ago that program was alerting me to the same worm on every topic here and on my own PHPBB, so I'm not sure I believe it.
This site has been determined to contain code that may intentionally modify end-user systems without their consent and cause harm and is therefore appropriately classified at this time.
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The type is not fully approved for series building. The list of projects under investigation See Eng section of the LAA website shows it has started feasability. To take it forward I suspect it needs someone to liaise with Engineering and get it to the permission to start construction.
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I'm sending off for the Thatcher CX4 plans (just in the process of setting up a new dedicated bank account) and have asked the LAA for a new project registration form. The Thatcher ticks all my boxes as it seems like a cross between a VP and an RV. It's cheap to build and operate (like a VP) but is fast and very pretty (like an RV). It's a pity it's not aerobatic, but then, when I first saw it in the PF mag a couple of years ago I thought then it would be a good step up from the T31m as it will have similar operating costs, but longer legs.
There is a thriving Yahoo group for the type, but it would be good to have a UK based forum as I have a feeling it may prove a very popular choice in the future.
Ivan
PS Nick ... It is appoved but as one hasn't been built here yet, the first will be monitored and used as the lead aircraft which the others will be based on. Apparently, in the case of the first builder being slow, the review of type will leapfrog through the first projects so as not to hold them up. No real problems are expected.
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Jaguar 420 and Daimler Sovereign (1966?69) history
There is a thriving Yahoo group for the type, but it would be good to have a UK based forum as I have a feeling it may prove a very popular choice in the future.
Ivan
PS Nick ... It is appoved but as one hasn't been built here yet, the first will be monitored and used as the lead aircraft which the others will be based on. Apparently, in the case of the first builder being slow, the review of type will leapfrog through the first projects so as not to hold them up. No real problems are expected.
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Jaguar 420 and Daimler Sovereign (1966?69) history