Introduction

[AAFO_WSagar]

Oh Heck no Bill! I'm just happy you're well!

Thanks for the links!

Scroll down on your post and you'll see "manage attachments" this will allow you to browse your local computer and upload images from there..

I think I have it set so that a 900 pixel wide image can be uploaded..

Saved at about 70-80% quality will usually meet the 230+ (something) kilobyte size limit..

Again, really good to see you well!

Wayne

[Bill Larkins]

Here is the photo of Tex Rankin that I mentioned.

[Bill Larkins]

Bob: Tex did most of his acrobatic work in his modified Great Lakes 2T-1A. He did a lot of upside down flying so he had his name painted that way on one side. Here are two photos showing that.

[Bill Larkins]

Wayne: Your photo specs are much larger than I have been limiting myself to so here is a test to see if they are OK. This is less than your 230KB limit. The photo was taken at Treasure Island on April 25, 1939 at the christening of the California Clipper.
Bill
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Oh Heck no Bill! I'm just happy you're well!

Thanks for the links!

Scroll down on your post and you'll see "manage attachments" this will allow you to browse your local computer and upload images from there..

I think I have it set so that a 900 pixel wide image can be uploaded..

Saved at about 70-80% quality will usually meet the 230+ (something) kilobyte size limit..

Again, really good to see you well!

Wayne

[philip turland]

Hello

new to this forum

message for Bill

I have seen your work on flickr and i am very impressed

please post lots of pictures of Beech 18's

restoring one here in the uk

CF-DTN now G-BKRN

do you have any pics of her as RCAF 1500

regards

philip

[AAFO_WSagar]

Welcome to the forum Philip!

I HOPE Bill sees your message, but the last time he was logged in was in 2008... unfortunately.. I think I may have his phone number logged away somewhere. I'll see what I can do...

Pictures of your airplane in progress?

[philip turland]

Hi

I never spotted that he was last here in 2008

here is my website

www.beechrestorations.com

philip