Step 1: Start from Gelnica, Slovak Republic.

Step 2: Initial heading 91°, 8440 nautical miles

Step 3: See which aircraft was built in Gelnica, dismantled and brought there to be produced…..

OK - step 2?

Plotted.

That puts me in the North Pacific ocean off the coast of Canada!

Come on. Mate……

I am lost

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Allow 15 nm for Kosice to Gelnica.

Can't mate - I now have to leave you and teach until lunch. :\

Anything to do with Jabiru?

Weidersehen.

I think Jabiru 3300 was considered as one of the engine alternatives.

Is it the Aveo Phantom?

:D:D:D:D

http://64.131.77.246/~aveonzc/templa...ntom_image.gif

Yes, it is :D

Over to you Mate :ok:

Blimey, that took some finding, even with the clues!

Silly me plotted on a transverse Mercator chart and not on a Lambert conical projection.

Your 091 initial track is a degree out. :E

Thanks RR for the accolade.

Please standby.....

and please (pray etc...) ... somthing not plastic/biplane.. Got something WW2?

Nope..........earlier.....

It very well may be, because Gelnica has no airport, and it is taken from the nearest, which Kosice.

Would you buy 090?

Yes - I'll buy 090 degrees true. We never say heading, always track.

OK smartass........

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RR has gone! I seem to have upset him.

Christopher Columbus: Santa Maria?

Wrong year.

All I know about this aeroplane is its' nationality.

Which way do you want me to attack, ask you which, do a blunder-bus guess, or try to find it? The third way may take a while :ooh:

From Berlin, track 235 degrees true and stop somewhere obvious......

Better get it before skytrain arrives - he knows one of the oldies sites I use.

So France, then. Do you know more about it or is this all?