<![CDATA[I just looked up Van Nuys to "Valley of The Gods" and it's a 11-12 hour trip depending on how much off-road there would]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Airwolf

manco82 — 10 years ago(March 03, 2016 08:50 PM)

I just looked up Van Nuys to "Valley of The Gods" and it's a 11-12 hour trip depending on how much off-road there would be to the "lair". yet the show always made it seem like a 30-minute jaunt. I mean come on

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I think on long distances the Firm provides fuell ups. At least I remember that I saw an air fuelling up

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And the maximum range of an unmodified Bell 222 is about 350 miles. That's the stock Bell manufacture, not including a bunch of weapons systems and however much armor would be necessary. Yet in the third episode they fly from the Airwolf lair to the Kamchatka Peninsula and back
Trust me - I am just as painfully aware of this stuff as anyone - you simply have to park your brain or most entertainment media becomes unwatchable.
Philo's Law: To learn from your mistakes, you have to realize you're making mistakes.

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