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Offline Bryan Boyle

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Re: Tubular manifold for TCS
« Reply #15 on: Wednesday,September 28, 2022, 08:39:38 AM »
Bryan, you may have to translate “BFH” for those unfamiliar with the term.  ;D

BFH: "Big F*ing Hammer"
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Offline Bryan Boyle

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Re: Tubular manifold for TCS
« Reply #16 on: Wednesday,September 28, 2022, 08:41:42 AM »
Bryan, you may have to translate “BFH” for those unfamiliar with the term.  ;D

Bryan Favours Hammers ?

Not really.  Offends my sense of elegance...prefer the subtle approach...but sometimes...a little percussive persuasion applied as gently as possible is unavoidable...
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Bryan Boyle
Fall River MA
Morrisville PA
Commercial Pilot/CFII/FAA Safety Team
Amateur Extra Class Operator & FCC Volunteer Examiner
Currently working on 3291R, ex 444R, 693R, 65/2163, 004R, 65/2678
http://www.lotuseuropa.us for mirror of lotus-europa.com manual site.

Offline BDA

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Re: Tubular manifold for TCS
« Reply #17 on: Wednesday,September 28, 2022, 09:45:58 AM »
I'm sure that's what it stands for!!!  ;D