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Few more;

http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/...pst3nocxza.jpg
This Decathlon has caught out more than one spotter

http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/...psikohso7y.jpg
Mr Cessna's sole representative clearing the ski jump

http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/...psuy1jdgpk.jpg
Very neat Rans S7

http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/...pspijhgd1w.jpg
"Terminal" in the background

Thanks spinex, appreciate the help! Pm me and I'll send them over!

I have decided that I fly the wrong type of aircraft.

http://members.iinet.net.au/~bc75/legacy.jpg

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I have decided that I fly the wrong type of aircraft.

ummm, dood, you have been told as much on many occasion :ok:

S7700, how are they going to fly the aircraft in your pic ( 6 May ) when the electronics fail in night/IMC, if it has no mechanical turn coordinator and skid ball ??

Sorry, can't seem to find the photo you are referring to. Would need a post number. If you are referring to an iPad photo - it's not NVFR.

Posted on behalf of IFEZ

They tell me that witnessing the string of aircraft landing in the 41 degrees and 30+ knots of wind was something to cherish as most did not anticipate the lack of air density.

Thanks again for your help there Spinex..! :ok:

Squawk7700 - these photos were all taken on the Saturday when the weather was pretty much perfect. Friday's conditions on the other hand, were atrocious, as you say, 40+deg, 30+kts, truly hideous. We didn't bother going over on the Friday. Left early on Sat morning (last photo - sunrise pic). Full credit to everyone who flew in Friday evening show. And the spectators who braved the conditions..!

Got it.... yes, day VFR only so not an issue. Same issue as a Dynon, Avidyne or similar I guess.

OK, most domestic airliners are more or less boring - at least the ones I usually see. However I make an exception for the Qantas Retro Roo I, here seen climbing out from 23 at YPAD.

I guess I'm old enough to remember that this is something like most of them looked in an earlier era.

http://i1208.photobucket.com/albums/...psbkxe3ty1.jpg

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h3...s0hpnxmo4.jpeg
Enjoying the final sunset of the year. Happy new year to all!

You only do it to make us all jealous Piano Man. :{ Happy New Year and if you were going the right way in one of those Falcon thingies you could have doubled up. :ok:

I was driving along and stumbled upon this find. It reminded me of Rob St. John's visits to our area a number of years ago.

http://i692.photobucket.com/albums/v...01/Tigers4.jpg

Saying goodbye, when where?