new airline pilotpit specs - funny

[jeepdude10000]

http://www.strangevehicles.com/images/content/2650.jpg

[5-90]

You, my good man, have entirely too much time on your hands!

That being said, I do like the idea... Just make the "bottom eject" a two-stage device - have an airlock underneath it so you don't depressurise the cabin.

The steel door is a nice touch - but mount it in a steel bulkhead. If you find a 2" thick steel door in a 3/4" thick sheetrock wall, which are you going to punch through?

5-90

[bjoehandley]

You, my good man, have entirely too much time on your hands!

That being said, I do like the idea... Just make the "bottom eject" a two-stage device - have an airlock underneath it so you don't depressurise the cabin.

The steel door is a nice touch - but mount it in a steel bulkhead. If you find a 2" thick steel door in a 3/4" thick sheetrock wall, which are you going to punch through?

5-90

X2, maybe add an industrial paper shreader below the airlock too.

[XJ Dreamin']

You, my good man, have entirely too much time on your hands!

That being said, I do like the idea... Just make the "bottom eject" a two-stage device - have an airlock underneath it so you don't depressurise the cabin.

The steel door is a nice touch - but mount it in a steel bulkhead. If you find a 2" thick steel door in a 3/4" thick sheetrock wall, which are you going to punch through?

5-90

You won't get through the cockpit bulkhead. It's backed by breaker panels and other hardware.

Now I've got mind lock..

..what do you call the area inside the portcullis of a castle where the invader is subject to cross fire from arrow slits in the walls and burning oil vents in the ceiling? Something like that, maybe with multiple tazers in a crossing pattern outside the cockpit door.

[RTicUL8]

..what do you call the area inside the portcullis of a castle where the invader is subject to cross fire from arrow slits in the walls and burning oil vents in the ceiling? Something like that, maybe with multiple tazers in a crossing pattern outside the cockpit door.

Embrasure

[XJ Dreamin']

Embrasure

Thank You! :cheers:

[bjoehandley]

You won't get through the cockpit bulkhead. It's backed by breaker panels and other hardware.

Now I've got mind lock..

..what do you call the area inside the portcullis of a castle where the invader is subject to cross fire from arrow slits in the walls and burning oil vents in the ceiling? Something like that, maybe with multiple tazers in a crossing pattern outside the cockpit door.

Maybe a mixture of our ideas would work best, fry'em, dfrop'em, the shread'em:idea:

[RTicUL8]

similar in cocept to a redoubt.

I just read about both in a great book - "1776"

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/0743226712.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1128379676_.jpg

ISBN: 0743226712

[XJ Dreamin']

Maybe a mixture of our ideas would work best, fry'em, dfrop'em, the shread'em:idea:

Anybody got the number for the FAA? We need to get the ball rolling on this :)

[Lawn Cher']

I work at Boeing... I'm on it!

[XJ Dreamin']

I work at Boeing... I'm on it!

10-4

[IXNAYXJ]

similar in cocept to a redoubt.

I just read about both in a great book - "1776"

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/0743226712.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1128379676_.jpgAl most finished with it. Great book!

-----Matt-----