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Old 29th July 2005 | 23:10
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T67 M

Does anyone have a picture of the cockpit panel of aT67 M as flown by JEFTS, that i can view.

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Old 30th July 2005 | 06:36
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Yes. PM me with your email address.
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Old 30th July 2005 | 15:35
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This is the 160 version
The GPS on the right wasn't in the aircraft when it was at JEFTS, and this time, without all of the instruments toppled

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Old 30th July 2005 | 22:41
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Thanks for that.

Ninja Bill , in your 160 ,did student sit in LHS seat then? (as DB6's pic ,they were RHS.) Did that cause confusion, or am missing something?

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Old 31st July 2005 | 07:38
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Different courses, different students, no confusion. 160 was used for Army grading and MELIN as I recall, 260 for RAF/NAVY EFT. 260 has a throttle on the left as well so both pilots can have right hand on stick, left on throttle, also should be flown from RHS solo so instrutors are used to flying from either seat.
More confusing was the fact that after 5 minutes in a 160 you were at 3000 feet not 6000 .
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Old 1st August 2005 | 08:47
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The 160 has a throttle on the left hand side, as well as in the middle, but the rpm and mixture control is only in the middle.

I normally use the LH throttle when doing aeros, but use the one in the middle when flying about normally, as it is located next to the other engine controls.

I've tried doing aeros from the RHS, but you need gorilla length arms to be able to comfortably keep your hand on the throttle while doing aeros.
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Old 1st August 2005 | 13:04
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Ninjabill,

Good to see you've (if it was you flying) got it nicely in balance during that climbing steep turn!
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Old 1st August 2005 | 13:44
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I didn't know it went that high either.
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