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Old 16th Oct 2023, 08:09
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"Well don't get your feet wet."" ?????????????????????????

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Old 16th Oct 2023, 08:13
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Not the one I was thinking of.(I was thinking Lake LA 4)
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Old 16th Oct 2023, 14:05
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a reasonable number of these were built and I think they are still around - it went under a couple of (similar) names - also several versions.
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Old 16th Oct 2023, 16:24
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Meyers 200. I am not sure about the warning not to get the feet wet? Leaking windshield?


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Old 16th Oct 2023, 18:39
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And for a little light relief aircraft recognition gurus might enjoy

https://www.pprune.org/jet-blast/655...ury-times.html
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Old 17th Oct 2023, 07:54
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the reference to wet feet was because chevvron thought it was a seaplane.

But its the Meyers/Air Commander 200 - rather a nice aircraft but it cost quite a bit more than the competition and so had limited success - I think there are 70+ still flying

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Old 17th Oct 2023, 11:03
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Quite an interesting story regarding the production of the Meyer 200. All virtually hand built, therefore not suitable for an assembly line.

Open House, please!
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Old 17th Oct 2023, 12:05
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Now I would have glanced at one and said 'Navion'.
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Old 17th Oct 2023, 15:03
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They sold a lot more Navions - cheaper for a start.................. interesting article in a recent edition of Flying comparing the two for those who want to buy a used one
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Old 20th Oct 2023, 09:44
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Old 20th Oct 2023, 13:54
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Fokker!!?
Camel and countryside possibly Australian?
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Old 20th Oct 2023, 22:10
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Not a Fokker.
Not Australia.
Possibly Cape Judy Peninsula.



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Old 21st Oct 2023, 02:17
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So what part of the world is Cape Judy? Never heard of it in the UK.
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Old 21st Oct 2023, 05:24
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Looks like an autocorrect, Chevvron. Try Cape Juby in Morocco.
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Old 21st Oct 2023, 07:52
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Definitely says 'Judy' on my machine, but I never heard of 'Juby' either.
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Old 21st Oct 2023, 08:06
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Originally Posted by Noyade
And when it starts, we eat camel tonight.
spiced with a sniff of engineer.
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Old 21st Oct 2023, 08:08
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoin...Exupery_Museum
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Old 21st Oct 2023, 08:42
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The Latécoère 25 has a match in exhaust pipe.
But corrugated body panels seem not to match.





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Old 21st Oct 2023, 11:41
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Think the corrugated parts are part of the radiator/oil coolers...
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Old 21st Oct 2023, 23:33
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Originally Posted by Self loading bear
The Latécoère 25 has a match in exhaust pipe.
But corrugated body panels seem not to match.
Tis the 26 - but 25 will do me.
Not a great deal between them and I didn't show you much of the aircraft.
Thanks India - yes,Juby. My typo - sorry chevvron.

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