A freebie for Flyertalkers
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A freebie for Flyertalkers
Hey, I just finished putting the last touches on my cool desktop background that makes you feel you are inside the aircraft. That is if you really want to feel that. I got it from an American Airlines magazine. It had a Donkey and a hat in the ad (Colombian Coffee) and I edited them out (I hope AA doesn't call me). And this one is specifically for Flyertalk.
It's at www.conquest-usa.com/flyertalk
Enjoy!
Tim
It's at www.conquest-usa.com/flyertalk
Enjoy!
Tim
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Quite nice. I made it my default background for now (I change it every week or so). I need to shrink it to an appropriate size later today though as right now I'm losing the edges.
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I'm glad you like it. My apologies for not offering a First Class View. Maybe next time I'll take my digital camera and take a couple of pictures, from different airlines. And one from the cockpit.... and one from the bathroom?
I'm glad you like it. My apologies for not offering a First Class View. Maybe next time I'll take my digital camera and take a couple of pictures, from different airlines. And one from the cockpit.... and one from the bathroom?
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I'm also trying to find a "beep" sound for my computer that resembles the fasten your seat belt beep. I'm editing one file that I have and it's getting pretty close. But I'd love to have the original from Boeing. Eventually I'll try to build a collection of images and sounds to make a theme.
Is there a cure for this?
Is there a cure for this?
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If I remember correctly (if your're musically -inclined (and I'm not)) the seat belt chime is close to a middle C in the musical scale.
Remember the chime code (seems to be pretty universal). Usually, this is done only by the flight crew cycling the FASTEN SEAT BELTS/NO SMOKING light switch in the cockpit:
2 chimes - passed through 10,000 feet; flight attendants may begin meal/beverage service.
4 chimes -- cleared for takeoff/landing, flight attendants must be seated in their jumpseats for takeoff/landing.
Other chime codes are prearranged between the flight crew and flight attendants, and are usually reserved for emergency situations.
Remember the chime code (seems to be pretty universal). Usually, this is done only by the flight crew cycling the FASTEN SEAT BELTS/NO SMOKING light switch in the cockpit:
2 chimes - passed through 10,000 feet; flight attendants may begin meal/beverage service.
4 chimes -- cleared for takeoff/landing, flight attendants must be seated in their jumpseats for takeoff/landing.
Other chime codes are prearranged between the flight crew and flight attendants, and are usually reserved for emergency situations.

