What Cockpit?
Join Date: May 2009
Location: New South Wales
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G'day Mel - sorry mate, no recognition skills here. I just thought it interesting you posted so soon after open house was declared and wondered if you were still on the 'Temco Trail.'
So I googled "Temco Cockpit"...

However that site doesn't differentiate between the Model 33 or Model 58 - so I went to airwar.com and your cockpit shot is very similar to the Plebe.
Member SincoTC was extremely good at this sort of hunt.
Anyway, thanks!

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So I googled "Temco Cockpit"...

However that site doesn't differentiate between the Model 33 or Model 58 - so I went to airwar.com and your cockpit shot is very similar to the Plebe.
Member SincoTC was extremely good at this sort of hunt.
Anyway, thanks!

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Military? American??
Post 2000?
Not American..... well not British or French either
European?
Not American..... well not British or French either
European?
That's a pretty modern cockpit - and not Russian either. But there doesn't seem enough switches and dials for a military single seater - you noramlly can't move without it doing something
trainer perhaps?
or maybe BSD was close asking about helicopters - it sort of reminds me of an Apache cockpit (it's not an Apache) - so maybe a 2 seater strike aircraft???
trainer perhaps?
or maybe BSD was close asking about helicopters - it sort of reminds me of an Apache cockpit (it's not an Apache) - so maybe a 2 seater strike aircraft???
It's not as overtly aggressive as Apache but far more versatile.
As a result of it's long and difficult gestation it goes under three names, an acronym, an animal and a deity and has (finally) achieved modest sales.
Oh, and it's not Indian.
As a result of it's long and difficult gestation it goes under three names, an acronym, an animal and a deity and has (finally) achieved modest sales.
Oh, and it's not Indian.