Talk:Boeing C-22

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[edit] Specifications

The specifications (two different tables) didn't agree with each other in many respects. Using two other sources on the web, I've attempted to correct the left-most table. Why are there two specification tables anyway? It's a bit confusing. Itsfullofstars 01:49, 21 December 2006 (UTC)

Hi, sorry for the confusion. The blue table is an old one that is no longer recommended for use by the Wikipedia:WikiProject Aircraft. The one on the left is the new format, which uses a template rather than a table. If you look [[1]], you will see what the page looked like before. I haven't had time to update the specs, but the ones on the right are correct; the ones on the left are from the DC-9, where I got copied the template. Again, sorry for the confusion. Oh, rember to sign your posts on the talk page using 4 ~ 's. - BillCJ 01:41, 21 December 2006 (UTC)

Thanks for the explanation. Bad timing on my part. I happened on the page while you were still working on it. Sorry about the missing signature, by the way. I'm new to this wiki editing stuff, but learning.

No problem. And we were all new here once. If you're not sure of anything, it's always best to ask first. - BillCJ 02:15, 21 December 2006 (UTC)

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