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sycamore 2nd Dec 2010 20:30

American twin jet....would I get `wet` in this ?

Noyade 2nd Dec 2010 21:49

G'day again!

American
Not a twin.
Not designed to get wet.

NutherA2 2nd Dec 2010 22:02

Bell X1A or something similar?

Noyade 3rd Dec 2010 04:26

Research of a different kind, not speed.

Not a Bell...see below...

Fitter2 3rd Dec 2010 07:33

Bell X-5 variable geometry?

Noyade 3rd Dec 2010 19:46

PM from Sycamore
 

Originally Posted by sycamore
Sir, just a query on the recent cockpit of the `X-5`; are you sure it is the aircraft,as there seem to be a few discrepancies that seem suspect .


G'day Sycamore

Thanks mate. I just had another look.

As you can tell, I know jack **** about cockpits and it shows. I can never guess what they are but I enjoy looking for them, however, lately I can't seem to do anything right with them. I scanned a host of X-plane cockpits recently but obviously my "secret" tagging system is crap.

You are absolutely right, it is NOT the X-5.

Another X.

My sincere apologies. I will return to WC and try to
save face. Maybe a show of hands if I should stay on that thread?! LOL.

Cheers,
Graeme.
Sorry Sycamore, NutherA2, Fitter2 and anyone else watching, it is not the Bell X-5 or a Bell product...but it is an X-plane....:ugh::O

skytrain10 3rd Dec 2010 21:49

Morning Graeme...the Northrop X-4 Bantam?

Noyade 3rd Dec 2010 22:01


Northrop X-4 Bantam?
It is Ken...it really, really is! :ok:

Your Control!

(Sycamore, thanks for the e-mails mate, much appreciated! :ok:)

skytrain10 3rd Dec 2010 22:12

Exactly as it appears in my book Graeme:ok:

Here's something a little more basic:

http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...e/731f9f5d.jpg

skytrain10 4th Dec 2010 19:35

Looks like a little help is needed - this aircraft dates from the 1960's and can still be purchased today.

Noyade 4th Dec 2010 19:52

British?.......

skytrain10 4th Dec 2010 20:17


British?.......
Not a Brit Graeme - try the US. A very popular design!

ozbeowulf 4th Dec 2010 20:32

Biplane?

With a VW engine?

skytrain10 4th Dec 2010 21:03

You've scored 50% ozebeowulf :)
Biplane - no
VW engine - yes

evansb 4th Dec 2010 22:12

Okay, okay, I'll bite. The Evans VP-1 Volksplane ? And no, I don't own one, nor have I flown one, but I would like to..

skytrain10 4th Dec 2010 22:17


Evans VP-1 Volksplane
Good call, it is indeed the Evans VP-1:ok:...and suitably appropriate that you got it!
Over 6000 plans sold since 1969, and still available today 41 years later.

Your control evansb.

evansb 5th Dec 2010 00:35

Thanks! That was fun. I looked at FREDs, a Baby Ace, Heaths, Pietenpols, several gyroplanes and many Pou du Ciels before the Volksplane. Here is the next mystery cockpit:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r.../wcp101204.jpg

India Four Two 5th Dec 2010 06:41

bri,

That light-weight tubing reminds me of Scheibe gliders and motor gliders, but I cannot find a match. Am I close?

evansb 5th Dec 2010 14:02

Not a glider, nor a motor glider. The company never made either. The aircraft was in serial production.

skytrain10 5th Dec 2010 14:48

Good morning Bri...the Callair A-2?


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