A handy dandy new feature that should be available on the new server

[Bob Wagner]

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I hope this is taken in all fun





**Special Credit to Rob Hanson for the graphic**



***Rob Hanson is a very special person***

 

[Fireman Dave]

LOL- Good one, Bob! :-laf :-laf

 

[milehiscott]

I think it's a good idea. Are you sure it is a heavy duty enough guage? I think the needle will be burried most of the time.

:-laf :-laf :-{} :-laf :-laf

 

[Bob Wagner]

This is fantastic, I was hoping to get this type of answer

 

[BFC]

I think we'll need a full sweep model for some threads... ... .

 

[KatDiesel]

Ask Rob where he got it... ... .

 

[24V-DSL]

Bob... . is that pre or post turbo??



I always worry about Rob goofing off in the control room if I'm flying.....

 

[Diesel Freak]

Originally posted by 24V-DSL



I always worry about Rob goofing off in the control room if I'm flying.....

hehe, he is usually surfing NW Bombers..... blip, what blip

 

[LSMITH]

LMAO!!! Good find Bob, glad you brought this to us!!! Let us peg it untill the needle breaks off and we wrap it around again!!



I have a truck that is perfect in every regard and it will never break or irritate me



That is enough to break the needle right there!

 

[JMichelson]

Great Idea

Bob:

In the aviation business we have an excessive BS warning light. Your gauge is a much better idea. By the time the excessive BS warning light comes on it’s really deep. Your meter gives a person enough warning time to get the boots on. Jeff

 

[KatDiesel]

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[Doc Tinker]

How about one of those meters under each of our names, showing the BS level of the user? Each of us can than select a number 1-10 to show whether we think the user is full of it.



Doc

 

[fest3er]

Originally posted by Doc Tinker
How about one of those meters under each of our names, showing the BS level of the user? Each of us can than select a number 1-10 to show whether we think the user is full of it.

Doc

Doc, I *like* that idea. Too bad our 'friends' would ensure that our meters are pegged on the BS-end of the scale.

Fest3er