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It's not the main Esperance strip (in the loosest sense of the word as it's a fair drive away) but the one to the east on the corner of Fisheries Rd and the road to Cape Le Grande.
Never put the Kingair into there, but drove past it a few times on the way to the beach! I do miss that part of the world, it's a beautiful place and the further east you go from there the more spectacular the coastline gets.
Never put the Kingair into there, but drove past it a few times on the way to the beach! I do miss that part of the world, it's a beautiful place and the further east you go from there the more spectacular the coastline gets.
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Here are a few taken by my back seat passenger on the weekend......
1. What is the aircraft. Hint - that's the rear panel
2. Why are we looking at the ground through the canopy roof?
3. What is the airfield / event
Cheers, PHTR
1. What is the aircraft. Hint - that's the rear panel
2. Why are we looking at the ground through the canopy roof?
3. What is the airfield / event
Cheers, PHTR
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Hey Comrade Chuck,
Never did get that Bo! But thanks for the advice.
You are almost right....
ASI (km/h) = 0
ALT(m)= 0
Oil and CHT = warming up
Trim set for T/O (green light)
RPM and MP (mmHg) = Idle.
Ball out to LEFT
The clue is the AH.......parked and warming up across a slight slope, left wing down!!
Cheers
Never did get that Bo! But thanks for the advice.
You are almost right....
ASI (km/h) = 0
ALT(m)= 0
Oil and CHT = warming up
Trim set for T/O (green light)
RPM and MP (mmHg) = Idle.
Ball out to LEFT
The clue is the AH.......parked and warming up across a slight slope, left wing down!!
Cheers
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A turnaround in West Africa
Yours truely stopping for a breath during the walkaround
The usual African chaos ensues in 38C and 95% humidity
An unusual arrival that taxied in....
And once parked, unloaded a few suspicious looking crates, African generals, and white women all who disappeared in a couple of large expensive looking cars
Then, rusting quietly away on the other side of the ramp
Just another turn around in West Africa
The usual African chaos ensues in 38C and 95% humidity
An unusual arrival that taxied in....
And once parked, unloaded a few suspicious looking crates, African generals, and white women
all who disappeared in a couple of large expensive looking carsThen, rusting quietly away on the other side of the ramp
Just another turn around in West Africa