Anybody #2

Anybody #2

relic

#1Jan 10th, 2013

So our bright new cargo planes have counterfieit chips in the instrument panel.The americans warned DND about it when they found said chips in their planes. As per usual the harper gang lied and said nothing to see here,move along folks.Now the jig is up and there's proof they knew,lied and plan to do nothing. The ferret faced lacky they sent to the interview said,in typical harpereese,the planes are working fine,we'el fix them when there's a failure.Well that's all well and good,but it's not going to be him,or mcay or harper at the stick when te dash goes blank at twenty thousand feet.
How long you folks going to back these arseholes ?
I'm so proud

Sal

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 10th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by relic

So our bright new cargo planes have counterfieit chips in the instrument panel.The americans warned DND about it when they found said chips in their planes. As per usual the harper gang lied and said nothing to see here,move along folks.Now the jig is up and there's proof they knew,lied and plan to do nothing. The ferret faced lacky they sent to the interview said,in typical harpereese,the planes are working fine,we'el fix them when there's a failure.Well that's all well and good,but it's not going to be him,or mcay or harper at the stick when te dash goes blank at twenty thousand feet.
How long you folks going to back these arseholes ?
I'm so proud

just until there is a better alternative

darkbeaver

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 10th, 2013

Harper and his thugs and his food taster don't care what Canadians think or if they even do think, it's all about the international community, whatever the hell that is. Some chips are better than none.

#juan

#4 Top Rated Post

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Canada has ordered a couple dozen of these aircraft. The U.S. has ordered a couple thousand. The little printed ciircuit
chips could be made anywhere. If they work, there is no reason to think they'll stop working. This is a huge market that is
very competitive. If someone makes a defective chip, they likely won't sell another one.

Last edited by #juan; Jan 11th, 2013 at 12:51 PM..

L Gilbert

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by relic

So our bright new cargo planes have counterfieit chips in the instrument panel.The americans warned DND about it when they found said chips in their planes. As per usual the harper gang lied and said nothing to see here,move along folks.Now the jig is up and there's proof they knew,lied and plan to do nothing. The ferret faced lacky they sent to the interview said,in typical harpereese,the planes are working fine,we'el fix them when there's a failure.Well that's all well and good,but it's not going to be him,or mcay or harper at the stick when te dash goes blank at twenty thousand feet.
How long you folks going to back these arseholes ?
I'm so proud

Last I heard, Canadian planes are all modified to our specs. Also, pilots are trained to fly using different methods.
On the other hand, builders should be suspicious about what goes into their planes in the first place and personally, I wouldn't put ANY Chinese electronic gear in my planes if I were building planes. As far as those parts go, you get what you pay for.
Caveat emptor.
Also, did you really expect anything different from politicians than dodges, obfuscating, vagueness, etc.?
Wife's little Dodge Dakota had upper ball joints recalled because some of the joints in some Dakotas failed. She never had any problems to begin with but it was Chrysler's dime so her ball joints were replaced anyway. Perhaps the plane manufacturers should be the ones who rectify any similar issues.

petros

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Let's get this right. US/CDN aviation producers who set up shop in China using US/CDN design, US/CDN equipment, US/CDN supply chain, and US/CDN QC make sh*ttier products in China than they would here simply because it's China?

Oooookaaaaay.

L Gilbert

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

It's a quality of product issue, Petros. I don't think the CHinese are into very much quality control yet.

china

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by L Gilbert

I don't think the CHinese are into very much quality control yet.

hahahahahahahahaahahahaHAHAHAAHAHAHA

petros

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by L Gilbert

It's a quality of product issue, Petros. I don't think the CHinese are into very much quality control yet.

re-read what I posted about QC.

Quote:

Let's get this right. US/CDN aviation producers who set up shop in China using US/CDN design, US/CDN equipment, US/CDN supply chain, and US/CDN QC make sh*ttier products in China than they would here simply because it's China?

Serryah

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Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Personally I think all things meant for our military should be made in house. But that's just my opinion.

L Gilbert

#11

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by china

hahahahahahahahaahahahaHAHAHAAHAHAHA

Instead of laughing like a fool, try showing me that I'm wrong.

petros

#12

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by Serryah

Personally I think all things meant for our military should be made in house. But that's just my opinion.

Is Raytheon operating in China different than Raytheon operating in Canada?

L Gilbert

#13

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by petros

re-read what I posted about QC.

What do you mean by "QC"?

petros

#14

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quality Control

L Gilbert

#15

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by petros

Is Raytheon operating in China different than Raytheon operating in Canada?

Probably. Cheaper labor being on difference I can think of. There are others.

Serryah

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Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by petros

Is Raytheon operating in China different than Raytheon operating in Canada?

Depends if they're also hauling over Canadian workers to do operations. If they're not and instead hiring Chinese, then yes, big difference.

petros

#17

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by Serryah

Depends if they're also hauling over Canadian workers to do operations. If they're not and instead hiring Chinese, then yes, big difference.

They aren't as smart? Too short to reach the work bench? ???

L Gilbert

#18

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Anyway, yeah, I think quality is a little higher in electronic parts here than they are in CHina; especially in Chinese counterfeit stuff.

petros

#19

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by L Gilbert

Anyway, yeah, I think quality is a little higher in electronic parts here than they are in CHina; especially in Chinese counterfeit stuff.

Really? Even when the company making it here follows the same QC protcol as here and all the other goodies to produce the product?

The nationality of the dirt the plant sits on has lnothing to do with quality of the product produced.

L Gilbert

#20

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by petros

Really? Even when the company making it here follows the same QC protcol as here and all the other goodies to produce the product?

So you think counterfeit products are as good as the stuff built using those controls? Really?

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The nationality of the dirt the plant sits on has lnothing to do with quality of the product produced.

I don't think dirt (of whatever nationality) produces much of anything except plantlife.

china

#21

Re: Anybody #2

Jan 11th, 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by L Gilbert

Instead of laughing like a fool, try showing me that I'm wrong.

I don't have to show you anything , that would be very childish
Why am I laughing ......? ,,,,you're so funny .

Last edited by china; Jan 11th, 2013 at 11:37 PM..