Le Mon, Nov 05, 2007 at 12:36:04PM +0100, Frans Pop a écrit : You do not say anything about what type of system this is. Please do always provide that information! Ah, sorry, I thought that the information in the first message of the bug report was sufficient. I attached the hardware-summary to this mail to be more complete. My machine is a bi-G5 powermac with a new 500 Gb hard drive

"peter govaere" <peter.govaereZONDERDIT@pandora.be> wrote in news:ETIPh.97016$ME5.552051@phobos.telenet-ops.be: Mee eens wat die pk's betreft alleen is het wel veel gewicht en in dat geval lijkt mij wat meer aangenamer. Maar het is idd een kwestie van aanvoelen al zullen onze vrienden van bepaalde 'pk-merken' het daar niet mee eens zijn:-) als je twijfelt, moet je gewoon

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Was it really necessary for me to say that the CG should be kept within the operating envelope? Are newgroupies so anal that everything must be spelled out? The manufacturer provides loading information so that pilots can choose where they want the CG to be depending on their needs...the OP is obviously opting for speed, and loading to the aft edge of the envelope is just as valid as a more