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RAF Poseidon - Not too long to wait?

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Old 30th Oct 2019, 12:57
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Well done and congratulations. How refreshing it is to read a reply that is both positive and encouraging.

I really am not being condescending. It is a breath of fresh air.

All the best to those that get to fly the beasts.

BV
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Old 30th Oct 2019, 13:23
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You would have thought they would have done interviews all over the country, Lossie is a bit of a haul to find you cannot park... says parking limited

Good luck to them
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Old 30th Oct 2019, 18:40
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C/S "Poseidon 1" airborne on its delivery flight to Jacksonville, FL for CXX Sqn.

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Old 30th Oct 2019, 22:42
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Look forward to seeing you home CXX.

Fly safe.
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Old 31st Oct 2019, 13:06
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Handover

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Old 31st Oct 2019, 13:09
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Old 31st Oct 2019, 14:24
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Video - arriving at NAS Jacksonville, FL and the handover signing onto the UK MAA register. Looks great !

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Old 31st Oct 2019, 17:27
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No smoke then ?
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Old 1st Nov 2019, 11:32
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Originally Posted by sturb199
It's an Indian developed boom and as the UK aircraft are an FMS purchase from the US, I guess it wasn't an option.

Furthermore the operational altitude of the aircraft means that a MAD Boom is ineffective.
1) The MAD boom is not Indian developed, it's a CAE AN/ASQ-508A - same as used on the C295 and P-1.

2) Fly lower!
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Old 1st Nov 2019, 11:57
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Why no escape slide on the door?
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Old 2nd Nov 2019, 09:53
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Originally Posted by dixi188
Why no escape slide on the door?
I would guess because it's a military aircraft where those on board can reasonably be considered to be fit enough and properly trained to evacuate using emergency ladders / ropes etc.

This saves the weight, cost, complexity and risk of door slides.

I could be wrong.
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Old 3rd Nov 2019, 13:08
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Looks great !
Looks like an airliner.
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Old 3rd Nov 2019, 13:20
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So did the Nimrod.
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Old 3rd Nov 2019, 13:31
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The Nimrod looked as much like an airliner as the E-3 does.
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Old 3rd Nov 2019, 19:09
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Maybe, apart from the revolving roof rack..............
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Old 4th Nov 2019, 08:11
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Just in time by the look of it:

Russian Deployment
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Old 4th Nov 2019, 10:01
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Originally Posted by Jackonicko
1) The MAD boom is not Indian developed, it's a CAE AN/ASQ-508A - same as used on the C295 and P-1.

2) Fly lower!
Whilst the kit may be CAE AN/ASQ-508A the task of adding it to the P-8A and therefore the task of certifying it fell on the Indians as they are the only ones that wanted it!

Fly lower?? The air frame/engine isn't optimised for it, simples!!!!
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Old 4th Nov 2019, 14:37
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Originally Posted by sturb199
Whilst the kit may be CAE AN/ASQ-508A the task of adding it to the P-8A and therefore the task of certifying it fell on the Indians as they are the only ones that wanted it!

Fly lower?? The air frame/engine isn't optimised for it, simples!!!!
Does the Indian Neptune have the same senor suite as the US/UK/Aus ones? Or is it an 'export' version?
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Old 4th Nov 2019, 15:58
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Neptune?
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Old 4th Nov 2019, 16:25
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I suppose Dave F68 was possibly referring to this healine in an Asian area newspaper "The Diplomat"India Approves Procurement of 10 More P-8I Maritime Patrol Aircraft

The Indian Ministry of Defense reportedly greenlit the acquisition of 10 more P-8I Neptune sub-hunting planes

Not that I know owt about coastal.
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