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Getting a few hours in now, and loving it!..coming from a 206 background the performance difference is quite outstanding, it will be interesting when the bring in the HTS 900 engines to see the performance.
thanks for asking
Getting a few hours in now, and loving it!..coming from a 206 background the performance difference is quite outstanding, it will be interesting when the bring in the HTS 900 engines to see the performance.
thanks for asking
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If this come thru it is a picture taken on the laste morning of the last Century, and show the srea of Wilpshire /Brownhill in my home town of Blackburn, Lancashire, catching the outline of the Instrument binicle on the R22 that really liked the clear freezing air on that day!
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If this come thru it is a picture taken on the laste morning of the last Century, and show the srea of Wilpshire /Brownhill in my home town of Blackburn, Lancashire, catching the outline of the Instrument binicle on the R22 that really liked the clear freezing air on that day!
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Not great shots but had PM request, only taken with phone cam. the clues are there.
Fantastic photos chaps have enjoyed browsing.
Bronx..... the Sub view was unique, where else can u get to see this!
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Helicopter lands on Mt. Everest's peak
An AStar AS350B3 touched down on Mt. Everest's peak for 2 minutes on May 14.
Read the story on Eurocopter website
Read the story on Eurocopter website
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You want me to fly a turkey what? I flew this thing up to 9000' today for some thirsty Turkeys!
The Turkey Guzzler. What they do is bury this thing, so just the dome is exposed. It catches rain fall and it can not evaporate. Then there is this little thing that sticks out from the side and the wild turkeys can get water to drink in a dry year....
Sounds like a good place to go turkey hunting this fall!
Man I hope it starts burning soon
RB
The Turkey Guzzler. What they do is bury this thing, so just the dome is exposed. It catches rain fall and it can not evaporate. Then there is this little thing that sticks out from the side and the wild turkeys can get water to drink in a dry year....
Sounds like a good place to go turkey hunting this fall!
Man I hope it starts burning soon
RB
June Calendar
Here are this month's offerings: Blender Pilot having last month raised the bench mark there is a choice of two, with further options of 'normal', and widescreen for those of you with flash new notebooks 
This picture was taken by 212man a couple of years ago at Port Harcourt, Nigeria, in a typical shower of rain:
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The RAF Sea King was photographed last year by crab@saavn in the Lake District in Cumbria, and is a Mk3A of 22 Squadron
or 
I'm looking for more images to use for the August calendar.
Anyone with photos that will be suitable for the Northern Summer, and the Southern Winter, please forward them on
This picture was taken by 212man a couple of years ago at Port Harcourt, Nigeria, in a typical shower of rain:
or 
The RAF Sea King was photographed last year by crab@saavn in the Lake District in Cumbria, and is a Mk3A of 22 Squadron
or 
I'm looking for more images to use for the August calendar.
Anyone with photos that will be suitable for the Northern Summer, and the Southern Winter, please forward them on
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A few from the other day, glorious afternoon for this French Navy Allouette to pop in for a visit!! before transitting offshore to join the ship headed for Noumea
Thanks To John E for hosting and great photo work Chilli!
Thanks To John E for hosting and great photo work Chilli!
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Many thanks to John Eacott of The Helicopter Service Australia for creating this month's calendars,
and to 212man and crab@saavn for providing the pics.
Now that John and Carlos (BlenderPilot) have taken to giving us a choice each month, we need even more pics.
Please keep them coming.
Heliport
and to 212man and crab@saavn for providing the pics.
Now that John and Carlos (BlenderPilot) have taken to giving us a choice each month, we need even more pics.
Please keep them coming.
Heliport