#5681 permalink
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Read the favourite aeroplane thread above ours...............
#5682 permalink
Join Date: Feb 2008
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I wonder if it's Gene Soucy's Grumman Cat Ag ??
#5683 permalink
Join Date: Apr 2009
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You wonder correctly - wot took you so long?
Back next week in serious mode...................
#5684 permalink
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Trying to prepare something to eat
Thanks mate, now I've gotta find another challenge
Hurry back
#5685 permalink
Join Date: Apr 2009
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Trying to prepare something to eat
Have Memsab for that mate.......
I'm still here for a while.
#5686 permalink
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Have Memsab for that mate.......
Yuss! Well, at least I didn't get into hot water while I was sodding around with this instead of cooking!!!
#5687 permalink
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Issa Yank......?
#5688 permalink
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'Tis indeed!
#5689 permalink
Join Date: Oct 2008
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Evening Trevor. Getting nowhere with this one, but there again it's hard to figure the layout. Appears to be high wing, and judging from the design something from the early 1910's/20's? Presume open cockpit? 1 or 2 seats maybe?
#5690 permalink
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Evening Ken,
#5691 permalink
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Getting nowhere?..! Just flip through Aerofiles page-by-page, an I'm sure you'll find it...
#5692 permalink
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Just flip through Aerofiles page-by-page
Not really; from the information I've given, just a handfull of quick searches will find it, plus I gave a cryptic clue to the name when I posted it
!
#5693 permalink
Join Date: Oct 2008
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Well, going to call it a night now. Good luck with it Bri
#5694 permalink
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Goodnight Ken,
Don't stay up all night watching the Superbowl, take an early bath and sleep well
In case anybody from across the pond looks in now, I ought to mention that my image didn't come from Aerofiles, but there are three on there!
Last edited by SincoTC; 6th Feb 2012 at 02:38 .
Reason: Full time on the Superbowl
#5695 permalink
Join Date: May 2009
Location: On the Murrumbidgee
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Maybe?...
Quote:
J-7 Reo or Rio 1920 = 7pChwM; 200hp Hall-Scott L-6; span: 52'0" length: 29'0". $14,000; POP: 1. First cabin monoplane built in US, planned for use in mail and passenger service, made many successful flights, even attaining 14,000' on a trip to Reno NV. Destroyed in a fatal crash at Modesto CA after a wing failure on 7/14/21.
Quote:
Full time on the Superbowl
I heard on the telly last night that a seat at the superbowl would set you back at $3,500...?!
#5696 permalink
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Afternoon Graeme,
Not maybe mate, as my mention of hot water and bath alluded to, it is the Jacuzzi J-7 Rio
The
First Cabin Monoplane built in the USA, so a search on 7pChwM +first = one return! Seemples
Noyade has control
Last edited by SincoTC; 6th Feb 2012 at 04:40 .
#5697 permalink
Join Date: May 2009
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Thanks Trevor.
Open House for the time being. Enjoy your day mate.
#5698 permalink
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Made one quickly. I wonder If I forgot anything?
#5699 permalink
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Evening Graeme,
Coffee break, looks pretty quiet mate
Quote:
I wonder If I forgot anything?
If the answer is no, then it looks something like the Darmstadt D-22 (but it's not it I suspect)
If it's yes and you mean the interplane struts, then it looks like a cabin type biplane by the depth of the fuselage behind the upper wing (which is wrong for the D.22)
Back to work now catchya later
#5700 permalink
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Wales, UK
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Morning/Evening as appropriate.
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