Silhouette challenge
All right then, Wittman W9L
Fl*ght Global 1966 Page 232 which is 0374.PDF
Fl*ght Global 1966 Page 232 which is 0374.PDF
Last edited by Mechta; 26th Oct 2010 at 15:38.
Thanks RegDep. Please bear with me whilst I rustle one up.
I have some recollection that the trike Tailwind was used or at least proposed as an experimental UAV. Am I imagining it or can someone confirm this?
I have some recollection that the trike Tailwind was used or at least proposed as an experimental UAV. Am I imagining it or can someone confirm this?
I've deleted RegDeps' original.
He wouldn't be able to post it anyway, but he should be able to post the reference which he sent to me.
Alternatively if you mail it to me again RegDep, I'll put it up for skytrain tomorrow.
He wouldn't be able to post it anyway, but he should be able to post the reference which he sent to me.
Alternatively if you mail it to me again RegDep, I'll put it up for skytrain tomorrow.
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Skytrain, here is one. Aircraft N2003S (2002 Danner Robert L WITTMAN TAILWIND C/N 1140) Photo by Doug Robertson (Photo ID: AC214095)
Mechta et al: Not very clear picture. Is it me and the PPRuNe (PPRuNe has a bit bumpy ride today)?
Mechta et al: Not very clear picture. Is it me and the PPRuNe (PPRuNe has a bit bumpy ride today)?
Hi RegDep, It's not you, that was my first attempt at a silhouette. If you look at the shadow instead of the aircraft, it should give enough info. If no-one gets it within a couple of hours I will post the original with the registration obscured.
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Thanks LM - in fact I eventually found it through Mechta's link. But it has got me looking into the history of the Tailwind. Seems N374 was the prototype W9L and the 3rd Tailwind ever built. Its much "slimmer" than todays newer Tailwinds which coupled with the unusual undercarriage and tail was intrigueing me! Anyway its still around today, albeit its now been converted to a tail dragger.