Sir lastnail wrote on Sep 26^th, 2013 at 12:41pm:



I have told you countless times, have I not, what is wrong with your memory that you cannot retain those basic facts for more than a few minutes. No wonder you're poor and unemployable.


International Man of Mystery iis not a job nails, it is a delusion. 

Bobby. wrote on Sep 26^th, 2013 at 3:46pm:



Actually I said it was not my job to change black boxes and that the F111 was not a black box replacement type aircraft like the F18. ie, that was all that was required to repair the aircraft.



Looks like another one of your lies has failed to work again.


namaste Einstien 

BigOl64 wrote on Sep 26^th, 2013 at 3:57pm:


In its original form back in the 60's it probably didn't have any black boxes but what about in its heavily modified form ? Surely all of those black boxes were removed when the planes were mothballed or stuck in a museum ?

Bobby. wrote on Sep 26^th, 2013 at 4:02pm:



One day you will remember some of what I try to teach you and will hopefully stop embarassing yourself so publicly.

Bobby. wrote on Sep 26^th, 2013 at 5:04pm:



If that were true, you would be calling them by their proper name, instead of the ignorant expression you like to use.

You seem to know less than bugger all about this subject and more than willing to prove your limitations.

BTW I have taught you much, you just tend to learn zero. 

Bobby. wrote on Sep 26^th, 2013 at 5:11pm:



           

"Gentlemen!  Gentlemen!  You can't fight here, it's the War Room!"

Does the colour of the "boxes" really matter?   We have the word of BigOl64 that he wasn't a mere "box changer" (not that such an ECN exists in the RAAF AIUI).  You'll just have to accept that, Bobby.

The term "black box" was first coined by the RAF after examining downed German bombers in WWII which used a very modern idea of easily replaced pieces of electronic and electrical equipment which came in the form of "black boxes".   The USAAF picked the term up and popularised in, particularly in the 1950s, where the boxes were black and were easily replaceable but even then, skilled aircrafstmen needed to known both which ones needed replacing and why.

You shouldn't denigrate BigOl64's service, Bobby.  It's obvious you haven't any under your belt.   

Bobby. wrote on Sep 27^th, 2013 at 7:33am:



Once again you try to cover up with more lies.

I have no respect for 4 corners, never once mentioned anyone being interviewed. Just because I don't slavishly agree with everything they say, doesn't mean Im disrespecting them. i just choose to ignore 4 coners' version of what they have to say.

BTW I very little respect for you or nails, neither of you are particularly bright and you tend to believe anything told you by a TV and youtube rather than do any sort of proper research.