Seeking MIKE DORFFLER Data On The LTV SCOUT . . .

[Ez2cDave]

Seeking MIKE DORFFLER Data On The LTV SCOUT . . . ( From his CD ).

Dave F.

 

[kkooch]

I don't know about his Cd, but here a link to a load of pics of the real deal. Would love to see an expert scale modeler tackle this one.
http://www.starbase1.co.uk/pages/Reference/Scout Rocket/index.html

 

[Ez2cDave]

I don't know about his Cd, but here a link to a load of pics of the real deal. Would love to see an expert scale modeler tackle this one.
http://www.starbase1.co.uk/pages/Reference/Scout Rocket/index.html

Nice find . . . I didn't know that Nick Stevens had those images on his website . . . Thanks !

Dave F.

 

[UhClem]

I have a copy of the Scout planing guide and have scanned it. But I have yet to figure out how to stitch together the big gatefold.

I dug through the stack of Dorfler CDs and discovered the LTV Scout CD. But my DVD/CD player is upset that I haven't used it recently and refuses to open. I tricked it a while back...

 

[Ez2cDave]

I have a copy of the Scout planing guide and have scanned it. But I have yet to figure out how to stitch together the big gatefold.

I dug through the stack of Dorfler CDs and discovered the LTV Scout CD. But my DVD/CD player is upset that I haven't used it recently and refuses to open. I tricked it a while back...

David,

By "Planning Guide" are you referring to the "User's Manual" ?

If you can, please post up what you have scanned. If the file is too large, send me a PM and we will make arrangements to transfer the file you scanned.

Thanks,

Dave F.

 

[UhClem]

By Planning Guide I mean exactly that. Currently in the form of many 2MB+ tiff files. If you have any ideas on combining two scans into one, I would be happy to hear it. Then I would process everything into a nice pdf.

I remembered how to sneak up on the DVD drawer using the "eject" from the command line and transferred the contents. Lots of stuff including a couple of pdfs that might be portions of earlier versions of the planning guide.

Photos are a bit thin.

 

[Ez2cDave]

If you have any ideas on combining two scans into one, I would be happy to hear it. Then I would process everything into a nice pdf.

David,

Have you seen this ?

(1) Converting Multiple TIFF Files into a Single PDF File

https://collab.its.virginia.edu/wiki/toolbox/Converting Multiple TIFFs to PDF.html

(2) https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-combine-pdf-files

(3) https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/online/merge-pdf.html

Dave F.

 

[vcp]

Seeking MIKE DORFFLER Data On The LTV SCOUT . . . ( From his CD ).

Dave F.

Hi Dave,
I'd like to see the Dorffler stuff too if it ever shows up. This link is to all of my Scout data, though most of it should be familiar as it mostly came from you. However, I have organized it a bit, deleting redundant files, naming a lot of files, and grouping things together in folders. It's about 2GB. Link is good for anyone.

 

[vcp]

By Planning Guide I mean exactly that. Currently in the form of many 2MB+ tiff files. If you have any ideas on combining two scans into one, I would be happy to hear it. Then I would process everything into a nice pdf.

I remembered how to sneak up on the DVD drawer using the "eject" from the command line and transferred the contents. Lots of stuff including a couple of pdfs that might be portions of earlier versions of the planning guide.

Photos are a bit thin.

None of the documents in the link I posted earlier has the title 'Planning Guide', so I suspect it would be a useful addition.

 

[Ez2cDave]

Hi Dave,
I'd like to see the Dorffler stuff too if it ever shows up. This link is to all of my Scout data, though most of it should be familiar as it mostly came from you. However, I have organized it a bit, deleting redundant files, naming a lot of files, and grouping things together in folders. It's about 2GB. Link is good for anyone.

Gary,

I have never seen the "Scout Planning Guide", anywhere, although I have seen it referenced in other documents . . . I am hoping to get a file of the complete scanned document, as it sounds like a great reference source.

Dave F.