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twochai 16th Nov 2008 00:09

Thank you, Mel, nice to see a real airplane on here occasionally.

Next, another challenge, but should not be difficult for the cognoscenti around here:

http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/k...Wotcockpit.jpg

Cubs2jets 16th Nov 2008 12:54

Canadair 415?

C2j

twochai 16th Nov 2008 14:12

Sorry, not the 415, nor any other Canadian product.

Planegill 17th Nov 2008 05:06

Is it the IAI Arava?

twochai 17th Nov 2008 11:37

Planegill: It is indeed the IAI Arava :ok: well done.

A strange but effective configuration which must owe something to the Nord Noratlas operated by the IDF??

The Antipodes has control.

Planegill 18th Nov 2008 08:14

New Challenge
 
http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/i...gill/TestE.jpg

Cubs2jets 18th Nov 2008 12:36

Ahrens 404?

C2j

Planegill 18th Nov 2008 22:58

Cub2jets is indeed correct, the Ahrens AR404. (Darn, though it might have lasted a bit longer than that!)
The 4-engined commuter project built by the company that made an art form out of getting Government subsidies to set up an aircraft manufacturing business.
http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/i...gill/AR404.jpg

Cubs2jets 19th Nov 2008 12:14

Planegill,

Oddly enough the only thing I remotely recognised in the picture was the yoke! 7 unreadable and seemingly identical instruments in a 4 engine plane is certainly a head scratcher! :hmm:

On to the next challenge. So this doesn't drag into next year :bored: , a couple of clues are in order. This aircraft was in serial production (no obscure one off) and the company is still in business today.

C2j

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/j...g?t=1227100052

evansb 21st Nov 2008 21:34

Northrop A17 Nomad. LF loop antenna big enough?
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r.../formacion.jpg

Cubs2jets 21st Nov 2008 23:51

evansb is correct! :ok:

Northrop A-17 Nomad.

Seems that there is less and less participation on this thread, unfortunately. Hopefully it is just a passing phase!

C2j

evansb 22nd Nov 2008 02:22

I hope it is just a brief lull in activity. Here is a modern mystery cockpit:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r.../WCP081122.jpg

sycamore 23rd Nov 2008 22:35

Nah,not enough levers to pull/push,knobs to twist,instruments to look at,keep the scan active; just a bunch of TVs to watch CNN/FOX on,no ADFs to twiddle,and I hope that`s not a HUD in the middle.....get a real man`s cockpit,where you can smell the leather,oil,hyd,get oil under your fingernails,if you`ve any left after checking under the cowlings.....bunch of Boy Scouts !!:):)

twochai 24th Nov 2008 16:14

Bri: punt the EJ-135/145 and give 'em what they're looking for - they deserve it!

evansb 24th Nov 2008 17:27

Sorry, not from South America, nor North America.

sycamore 24th Nov 2008 17:50

The cockpit is rather Spartan though !

evansb 24th Nov 2008 18:18

Sorry, not the Lockheed Martin Alenia C-27J Spartan. It is a twin-turboprop though.

norwich 24th Nov 2008 19:49

Hi Bri ! Going out on that limb again with Israel IAI - 1126 Galaxy ??? Keith.

evansb 24th Nov 2008 21:30

Sorry, not the IAI-1126. Not a pure jet.

ICT_SLB 25th Nov 2008 03:52

Those look like Sextant (Thales) displays. IPTN CN250? and are those other legs attached to a certain Scots Avionics engineer?


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