Dion,

If my recall of the Hitchhiker’s Guide is right, that distance should read
“a nearby moon” - or was it “an adjacent planet”?

I think that we will soon be discussing Flying Saucers here, if we are not
careful!

Gary

 

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How about some strobe lights and fluorescent moving lights? =O

Disco in the sky =)

Now all we need is the loud stereo that people can hear from 4k's and
3000feet away...

Dion

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Keith Nolan mounted a disco ball on the top of the fuselage of his Olympia
one year at the Vintage rally.  It was quite invisible from more than 200
metres and did not make any diffence to the visibility or the performance.

Peter Champness



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> > Has anyone ever considered holographic tape that flashes different
> > colours (it is often seen on birthday cards etc.). Or even a small
> > fixed disco mirror ball attached to the top off the fin (you can get
> > small ones for budgie cages).
>
> I am so getting disco balls for my wings :-) Actually, just in case
> that reads as sarcasm... I think it is a great idea.
> Although the reflective tape is a good one.
>
> Scooter
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