What Cockpit? MK VI
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Flashback to evansb #4033
Westland Widgeon with John Crewdson in control.
Another shot of John in action on another movie.
Westland Widgeon with John Crewdson in control.
Another shot of John in action on another movie.
Last edited by aviate1138; 9th Jan 2010 at 08:23. Reason: pic
We're done?
Cockpit and associated photos were of the Sun Aerospace Sun Ray 100.
1984 | 0708 | Flight Archive
http://www.aerofiles.com/sunray.jpg
Open house again.
so here's a small photo...
1984 | 0708 | Flight Archive
http://www.aerofiles.com/sunray.jpg
Open house again.
The mind just `boggles` at the thought of trying to read instruments beyond one`s feet ! Cockpit ergonomics were obviously considered. Some helicopter,probably on skids,must be USA,or Quebec....
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I believe it is the cockpit of an AEG G.IV. I've viewed a verson of the aircraft whilst visiting my nation's aviation museum in Ottawa.
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Thanks. Your G.IV cockpit photo shows propellor FOD screens to protect the gunner/observer, absent in the subsequent photos.
Perhaps this cockpit challenge will draw new participants to this thread?:
Perhaps this cockpit challenge will draw new participants to this thread?:
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Being a Learjet fan could that be the Learjet 85? The first all composite Lear body since the Learfan!
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The Learjet 85. Your turn.