Some sinkin' done at the UWC in Fort William.

Member Joined: Apr 14, 2008 Location: Aberdeen

I made a short film of me flying a Falcon at the UWC in FW. I compiled all my flying into a short 10 minutes so its not to boring! Made the intro with 2 days of footage two, thoes with sharp eyes will spot an extra teather in the water!

Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUVWTIkdBrs

Member Joined: Jun 05, 2004

I can see a Projects manager in the making Very Happy

Member Joined: May 06, 2007

Honestly.... i would rather watch asia carrera or jenna jameson or tera patrick.

monty is that you???

Member Joined: Apr 14, 2008 Location: Aberdeen

ozfifer wrote:

Pity, all of that time and expense, all of that training and you can't spell tether or too (too)! For those (thoes) of us that care about such things.

Surprised

Lol you're bashing my spelling? Who honestly cares aslong as the message gets across? Im not naming any names but theres worse spellers on this forum, think they care?

Dont bash the training, its probably better than what you got when you started out.

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Honestly.... i would rather watch asia carrera or jenna jameson or tera patrick.

I should of known, ill shove in some Girls Gone Wild clips next time!

Typical forum replies Laughing

ekmonster wrote:

Honestly.... i would rather watch asia carrera or jenna jameson or tera patrick.

Head off to one of those 'adoring fans' websites then and watch them instead.

As this is an ROV related site you may have to expect ROV related stuff so please don't knock it without reason.

Preid wrote:

I made a short film of me flying a Falcon at the UWC in FW. I compiled all my flying into a short 10 minutes so its not to boring! Made the intro with 2 days of footage two, thoes with sharp eyes will spot an extra teather in the water!

Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUVWTIkdBrs

Nice effort Preid. Thanks for taking the time to share the video with us.
We could do with a few more ROV related pictures and videos around here.

Member Joined: Feb 20, 2007 Location: Outer Mongolia

God you'll be running a four sub workclass job in no time at all, up lines, down lines, two crane wires in the water, buoyancy modules everywhere!!! (sorry sarcasm is the lowest form of wit) Just don't use what little you have learned at FW to let yourself think that you will be able to do it the first time you go offshore.

ROVworld Webteam Joined: Dec 12, 2003

@ Preid,

Thanks for sharing this video.
I've added it to my collection: http://www.ronsrovlinks.nl/modules/mytube/singlevideo.php?cid=4&lid=733

Member Joined: Apr 14, 2008 Location: Aberdeen

Cheers James

ROV_VALLEY_COMMANDO wrote:

God you'll be running a four sub workclass job in no time at all, up lines, down lines, two crane wires in the water, buoyancy modules everywhere!!! (sorry sarcasm is the lowest form of wit) Just don't use what little you have learned at FW to let yourself think that you will be able to do it the first time you go offshore.

Theres no ego here believe me, when i get a start ill be as open minded as your post is sarcastic. Most of my family and friends of the family all work offshore and ive had the 'its a different world, your first trip could end you' lecture a fair few times. Laughing

(probably many to come too!)

Its simply a vid me flying in FW, i stuck it up so people could get a idea of what to expect.

Rons_ROV_Links wrote:

@ Preid,

Thanks for sharing this video.

Youre Welcome

ROV_VALLEY_COMMANDO wrote:

God you'll be running a four sub workclass job in no time at all, up lines, down lines, two crane wires in the water, buoyancy modules everywhere!!! (sorry sarcasm is the lowest form of wit) Just don't use what little you have learned at FW to let yourself think that you will be able to do it the first time you go offshore.

I don't know the guy, but from what I saw he was flying that thing better than a few so called experienced ROV pilots currently working offshore. He'll do OK.

Member Joined: Dec 17, 2003 Location: Thailand

jamesmc wrote:

ROV_VALLEY_COMMANDO wrote:

God you'll be running a four sub workclass job in no time at all, up lines, down lines, two crane wires in the water, buoyancy modules everywhere!!! (sorry sarcasm is the lowest form of wit) Just don't use what little you have learned at FW to let yourself think that you will be able to do it the first time you go offshore.

I don't know the guy, but from what I saw he was flying that thing better than a few so called experienced ROV pilots currently working offshore. He'll do OK.

Don't forget to mention the guys who fly their egos as well James... Experienced or the wannabe experienced

Member Joined: Dec 31, 2007

Which Ego is the work or the inspection class? The Experienced or the Wannabe Experienced? Mr. Green

Member Joined: Jun 05, 2004

I have a friend called Ego Smile

If he goes , I go Very Happy

Member Joined: Dec 31, 2007

I know someone called Enos. Really irritating b@$t@rd cos he knows everything.