I'd like to get some sounds for aircraft.  Seemingly simple matter to download some from wherever, but so few files are available that are of good quality, much less tailor to a specific plane.  The next solution would be to record some myself, this is of course a more complicated task, for the obvious lack of operational World War II aircraft around.  However another obstacle I've been thinking about, is would an organisation like the CAF even let me record their aircraft?  Although it's understandable if they wouldn't, last thing they need is some kid screwing up their already hard to maintain aircraft.  This doesn't look good. Is it possible?

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And  some for a pretty penny too

Thats why I wasn't going to bother with that, a bunch of people talking in the background doesn't come out so good in a loop.

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That's what I was pondering about.  A letter seemed most fitting, since letters seem to show the person cares more than with an e-mail.  Anything more than 1/2 a mile away from my house and that's considered too far for my parents.  I'd have to 'be on business' for them to shuttle me that far away.

I think I'll go ahead and try.  But how would I actually record these sounds?  My first guess would be renting some kind of sound recording set-up.  I'm really drifting aimlessly on this subject. ???