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Noyade,
It doesn't do anything, but stuff comes out of it!
LM,
Yes.
(I was going to post a slightly expanded view which would have eased things significantly, but I have a feeling LM might be on the right track; whether someone beats him to it is anyone's guess).
It doesn't do anything, but stuff comes out of it!
LM,
Yes.
(I was going to post a slightly expanded view which would have eased things significantly, but I have a feeling LM might be on the right track; whether someone beats him to it is anyone's guess).
Thanks, TheiC, I was around Dakotas for a fair few years so it leapt out at me.
Anyone who's flown or worked on these aircraft will recognise this picture instantly.
Anyone who's flown or worked on these aircraft will recognise this picture instantly.
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Well, I dare say it's either the pilot's door latch on a B-N Islander, or Trislander, or...
Something that looks identical to pilot's door latch on a B-N Islander, or Trislander.
How could I forget... That awful realisation that you've just strapped in, got comfy, stowed the papers (God only knows where), and are ready to commit aviation, when you realise that the door is still latched open and you have to undo the straps etc to shut it.
OH if correct, please.
Something that looks identical to pilot's door latch on a B-N Islander, or Trislander.
How could I forget... That awful realisation that you've just strapped in, got comfy, stowed the papers (God only knows where), and are ready to commit aviation, when you realise that the door is still latched open and you have to undo the straps etc to shut it.
OH if correct, please.
