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Old 8th Mar 2014, 06:24
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HA....well as has been said before,aviation is a small world. I flew for Lanhams at Coolangatta from June 74 til June 76. We eventually got your C210 VH-CHL.....felt like an airliner.
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DYT

DYT has been in Geraldton for a long time, it's up for sale, pretty well equipped with a new engine as well.
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Boxkite 100 years on

A few of the Boxkite 100 years on to the minute, since it first flew.

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One for you Jabba

Who was the pilot and where??


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Easy....too easy.

YNRM and the fine gentleman Keith Engelsman.
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Thumbs up Narromine

Correct!! with the place

but, Pilot was the gentleman from Scone, Col Pay.

On the day, the casa dudes threatened all the people who were in the paddock - coz they were in danger.

The day was the first flight of the Wright Flyer replica!! on 11th February 2005


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Old 14th Mar 2014, 21:35
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Bugger, not enough people in that shot then.

It looked like it could have been the 2013 flights done by Keith.

I was there for both
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Old 14th Mar 2014, 21:58
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Note the Hillman Minx engine which is really a Coventry Climax slant 4 engine. I wonder did the FAA clear the paddock for the Wright Bros.
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Old 14th Mar 2014, 22:48
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The keen aviators

Here is the view of the paddock Jaba, as the aircraft just started to move:



Just a fantastic day and the best part was people interaction with flight - that is really what it is all about. The number of just local people [and non-flyers] demonstrated, now why we must get the changes to casa, atsb to ensure what happened then can bu un-fettered and continue.

Sorry mods - just a philosophy born of allowing people to be able to think laterally and go where they are able to achieve their best results.
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Old 14th Mar 2014, 23:48
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Frank, I operated a Forklift at Mooroopna for a pear season about 18 years ago that was a Coventry Climax that they "bought 23 years ago second hand from the SPC factory to get them through the season." It was still going strong. I drove past there a couple of weeks ago however it looks like it has been tiered since then.
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Yeah baby! Two engines are always better than one, right?



What's wrong with this picture?

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Old 18th Mar 2014, 11:14
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A couple from the Tyabb airshow a couple of weeks back...



An entertaining battle against the VC. Complete with fireworks, Trojan, Birddog and Jeff Trappets DC3.



A slightly unusual visitor.

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Old 18th Mar 2014, 11:37
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What's wrong with this picture?
Those P51 propellor blades seem a bit fake!
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Is that LJR?
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VH-XXX's first photo at #890 shows quite a "Man Shed"...

Please pardon my envy showing.
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The twin engine 'searay???" looks good to me...

The p-51 pic...doesn't to the 'wrong' count any justice. The 'sound' portrayed....OMG I felt a slight of embarresment as I walked away from the display.

don't get me wrong, their fund raising to pursue the preservation of this airframe has a lot of merit, but the application of that display didn't help them as much as i might have.

Personally, if they'd said to me 5 bucks to take a seat in the cockpit for a few minutes, i'd have jumped at it, and I know plenty of others who would happily part with a few bucks for the same opportunity.

Just my 2 bobs worth for free....
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This is quite a different round-out technique from what I am used to when landing on runway 36
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I can see the NOTAM now....
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Not unusual, Jaba for the Dubbo ANDRA boys and girls in past years to have YWEL NOTAMed off limits for us guys and gals. They used the strip for drag racing. (I have to admit to having been there spectating on one occasion, during an Easter Sunday..)
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