What Cockpit ?
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No, yes and no.
Perhaps "easy" is the wrong word and I should have said "far from exotic" or perhaps fairly common airframe.
btw, the AH was a rebuilt as the old one used to show a permanent 70 degrees of bank
Perhaps "easy" is the wrong word and I should have said "far from exotic" or perhaps fairly common airframe.
btw, the AH was a rebuilt as the old one used to show a permanent 70 degrees of bank
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It may be easy for you but I can't even see it - thank you IT Services! By the time I shamble home from le Chien et He-Vache, no doubt it will have been solv-ed!
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Very very close.
It's a Cessna with a controllable prop and having two altimeters AND being ragged out is a big clue.
Ok it's a straight tailed 1959 C-182 jumpers for the use of.
It's a Cessna with a controllable prop and having two altimeters AND being ragged out is a big clue.
Ok it's a straight tailed 1959 C-182 jumpers for the use of.
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The Vanguard at Brooklands? G-APE... Miss Gruntie? (Sorry, hat sounds a bit unfortunate, but you know what I mean!)
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Gruntie re pic sizing - someone put me onto http://tinypic.com/
(I hope I can mention them here - tinypic is a free site)
Anything oversize is automatically sized down to 250Kb, as long as the pic starts at a reasonable size - for example if I had a multi Mb image I would use Photoshop or Graphic Converter or whatever to resize it down a bit for a start, then let tinypic do any tidying up.
I haven't a clue what the aircraft is btw, other than it is either a gateguard or was parked very close to those trees.
(I hope I can mention them here - tinypic is a free site)
Anything oversize is automatically sized down to 250Kb, as long as the pic starts at a reasonable size - for example if I had a multi Mb image I would use Photoshop or Graphic Converter or whatever to resize it down a bit for a start, then let tinypic do any tidying up.
I haven't a clue what the aircraft is btw, other than it is either a gateguard or was parked very close to those trees.
