[Complete] How It Flies by Richard Ferris - lt

[craigdav1]

12 PL OK.

[ChaseLandkamer]

I would like to claim section 7 please

[Lynnet]

I would like to claim section 7 please

Thank you for claiming

[ChaseLandkamer]

I would like to claim section 7 please

Thank you for claiming

Not a problem! Looking forward to this

[ChaseLandkamer]

Uploaded Section 7!

http://uploads.librivox.org/lynnet/howitflies_07_ferris_128kb.mp3

Feedback welcome especially since this is my first audio chapter recorded



(Edit: Length is 08:19)

[craigdav1]

7 PL OK!

The first of many many more we hope.

[Lynnet]

Thank you and congratulations on your first section -- and a pass first time
Just one thing: we need to know the length of the file in mm:ss -- this is so we can check it has uploaded correctly when we come to cataloguing at Archive.

Thank you, Dave.

[ChaseLandkamer]

Thank you and congratulations on your first section -- and a pass first time
Just one thing: we need to know the length of the file in mm:ss -- this is so we can check it has uploaded correctly when we come to cataloguing at Archive.

Thank you, Dave.

Oops forgot to add that!

Section 7 length is 08:19

[Lynnet]

Thank you and congratulations on your first section -- and a pass first time
Just one thing: we need to know the length of the file in mm:ss -- this is so we can check it has uploaded correctly when we come to cataloguing at Archive.

Thank you, Dave.

Oops forgot to add that!

Section 7 length is 08:19

Thank you

[Penumbra]

I'll read section 2 please.

The section has two tables, which I can read or not as you prefer. For the first table I would skip the header row and read each line like this:
At two miles per hour, or two point nine feet per second, the pressure is zero point zero one two pounds per square foot

The second table I would skip the header row and read each line like this:
Stratus clouds at a height of one thousand six hundred seventy six feet average nineteen miles per hour

My inclination is to read the tables, but I defer to you. There are a few other tables in the book and you may want to have them either all read or all skipped.

[Lynnet]

I'll read section 2 please.

The section has two tables, which I can read or not as you prefer. For the first table I would skip the header row and read each line like this:
At two miles per hour, or two point nine feet per second, the pressure is zero point zero one two pounds per square foot

The second table I would skip the header row and read each line like this:
Stratus clouds at a height of one thousand six hundred seventy six feet average nineteen miles per hour

My inclination is to read the tables, but I defer to you. There are a few other tables in the book and you may want to have them either all read or all skipped.

Thank you for picking that up. If you feel you can read the table without it being too confusing or tedious, go for it. The alternative is to say "there follows a table showing..." and then just read the caption.

[Penumbra]

Section 02 is ready for PL. 17:51

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/howitflies_02_ferris_128kb.mp3

[Lynnet]

Section 02 is ready for PL. 17:51

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/howitflies_02_ferris_128kb.mp3

Thank you

[craigdav1]

2 PL OK.

[Penumbra]

May I read section 04, please? I think the early plane designs are a hoot.