any pilots in here?
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From: da OC
Two pics of the type you have probably never seen, or will ever see anytime soon...a BE77 and PA28 in formation...
That's yours truly, in the lead in the Skipper, with my good buddy Rick in his Warrior. It's much easier to let the slower plane fly lead
Gotta fly!
Skippy
That's yours truly, in the lead in the Skipper, with my good buddy Rick in his Warrior. It's much easier to let the slower plane fly lead
Gotta fly!
Skippy
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From: Anchorage
Originally posted by 03_AP1
lots of vets here!
I'm just a newbie.....500 hrs total time, 190 hrs on the CH146
lots of vets here!
I'm just a newbie.....500 hrs total time, 190 hrs on the CH146
Is that FLIR pod on the port side? Also, Who are you talkin' to with that big antenna down the boom?!?!
Cheers -
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From: Pembroke
Looks aboot like a Bell 412 to me.....hoser
That is a FLIR pod on one side, NITESUN on the other, and an HF antenna on the tail boom for those special occasions
How about this one? Flew this sucker for 90 hrs....
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From: Pembroke
yup, based on the PC-9
Its made by Ratheon out of Kansas, called the "Harvard II", used for NATO Flying Training in Canada (NFTC).
Yanks use it too as the T-6 Texan II. PT6 powered, 1200 SHP, 316 KTS VNE.
Very nice to fly, especially IF (certified GPS for nav and approaches)
Its made by Ratheon out of Kansas, called the "Harvard II", used for NATO Flying Training in Canada (NFTC).
Yanks use it too as the T-6 Texan II. PT6 powered, 1200 SHP, 316 KTS VNE.
Very nice to fly, especially IF (certified GPS for nav and approaches)
