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Wow, that was confused of me. Sorry. --[[User: | Wow, that was confused of me. Sorry. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 22:04, 15 October 2005 (EDT) | ||
:It's funny when you finally make a slip, | :It's funny when you finally make a slip, Peter :) --[[User:Watcher|Watcher]] 22:12, 15 October 2005 (EDT) | ||
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Generally "Heavy," when used in reference to an aircraft in the real world, means the ship is carrying cargo or passengers and wouldn't be part of the true name. Therefore Colonial One's original name would simply have been "Colonial 798." This is made even more clear when you consider where the transport's name is first heard: a radio transmission between its pilot and (I believe) Galactica, which is exactly the time when such jargon would be used. {{unsigned|Pint}} | Generally "Heavy," when used in reference to an aircraft in the real world, means the ship is carrying cargo or passengers and wouldn't be part of the true name. Therefore Colonial One's original name would simply have been "Colonial 798." This is made even more clear when you consider where the transport's name is first heard: a radio transmission between its pilot and (I believe) Galactica, which is exactly the time when such jargon would be used. {{unsigned|Pint}} | ||
:"Colonial Heavy 798" would be a call sign or flight number, not a hull number. In the real world, the "Heavy" designation is used by air traffic controllers for large craft, such as the executive 747s that Colonial One is based on. In the future, please sign your username with four tildes, like so: <nowiki>--~~~~</nowiki>, and don't flag substantive edits as "minor". --[[User: | :"Colonial Heavy 798" would be a call sign or flight number, not a hull number. In the real world, the "Heavy" designation is used by air traffic controllers for large craft, such as the executive 747s that Colonial One is based on. In the future, please sign your username with four tildes, like so: <nowiki>--~~~~</nowiki>, and don't flag substantive edits as "minor". --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 02:29, 21 January 2006 (EST) | ||
== Salvage Yard? == | == Salvage Yard? == | ||
As far as i was aware, Apollo shot down the missile that was fired at Colonial Heavy 798, and while there was a deleted scene with incomplete CGI that had the missile chasing him through the training range on the Trevor Moon - i've never heard of this 'salvage yard'. This should be edited - but i will wait for confirmation in case theres something i'm missing... --[[User:Fordsierra4x4|Fordsierra4x4]] 13:07, 13 June 2006 (CDT) | As far as i was aware, Apollo shot down the missile that was fired at Colonial Heavy 798, and while there was a deleted scene with incomplete CGI that had the missile chasing him through the training range on the Trevor Moon - i've never heard of this 'salvage yard'. This should be edited - but i will wait for confirmation in case theres something i'm missing... --[[User:Fordsierra4x4|Fordsierra4x4]] 13:07, 13 June 2006 (CDT) | ||