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Old 7th Jan 2007, 23:02
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Old 7th Jan 2007, 23:10
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Originally Posted by ranger703
I take it the SK wasn't on 10 minute call

Great shots, any more?
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Old 7th Jan 2007, 23:56
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Originally Posted by hotzenplotz
Afghanistan:

love the chinook
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Old 8th Jan 2007, 11:59
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A few more.







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Old 8th Jan 2007, 12:03
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A few of my non-snowy pics.













Will post some new stuff taken with my DSLR soon.
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Old 10th Jan 2007, 05:58
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A few more from recent times...

Now thats a bucket... Well known pilot and local idendity from Albury (and part-time Warbird flyer ) JM from Forest-Air, inspects Coulson's "Big" Bambi-bucket on there S-61

Coulson's S-61 lifts off from Wangaratta airport heading south to the King Valley
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Old 11th Jan 2007, 00:33
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Some pics of Alfa Helicopter's Bell 427 taken a few months ago. Some girl kept getting in the way...










Reasons other than the beer for working in the Czech Republic...

Photos Esquire magazine CZ
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Old 11th Jan 2007, 08:10
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She doesn't look too concerned whilst checking the tail rotor gear box in the first pic

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Old 11th Jan 2007, 08:55
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I hope that she doesn't get burnt on the seat upholstery.

Do you think she would prefer a helmet or a set of Bose for her hair...?
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Old 11th Jan 2007, 09:22
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Looks like she could do with a few beers herself.
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Old 11th Jan 2007, 12:42
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Old 11th Jan 2007, 20:38
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Big Mike - Is that Pavel's lady friend? These are by far the best 427 photos I've ever seen!

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Originally Posted by BigMike
Some pics of Alfa Helicopter's Bell 427 taken a few months ago. Some girl kept getting in the way...



Reasons other than the beer for working in the Czech Republic...

Photos Esquire magazine CZ
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Old 11th Jan 2007, 22:40
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Can anybody tell me what the large box is above the cabin on the A109 pictures above? Provisions for winch equipment?

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Old 11th Jan 2007, 23:04
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That, I think is a roof mounted sighting system, probably visual with more than likely a thermal capability
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Old 11th Jan 2007, 23:13
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Originally Posted by MINself
That, I think is a roof mounted sighting system, probably visual with more than likely a thermal capability

Certainly is.
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Old 12th Jan 2007, 05:18
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"Big Mike - Is that Pavel's lady friend? These are by far the best 427 photos I've ever seen!"
No, and the boss was not there that day. Funny enough there was a large crowd of engineers, pilots, paramedics, etc all just out of shot waiting to help if needed... Czech girls... what can you say...
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Old 12th Jan 2007, 21:00
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Updated Alcan Catenary Pics

Here are a few new ones...

The 350 landing there makes the job look easy with the Jetranger.

CDN RH


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http://www.livinglandscapes.bc.ca/no...portation.html





Brave Photographer and Great Aircraft Maintenance Engineer



Approach



On the pad



After Work




Home again









Originally Posted by Canadian Rotorhead


The catenary at Powerline Pass, between Kemano and Kitimat, British Columbia is owned and maintained by Alcan aluminum of Canada. Myself and two other pilots (Dave Newman and Clint Sarver) were the only pilots trained to do so until I left the VFR side and pursued a less stressful life. Since that time, another pilot did a few lifts there using an Astar, not fun or very smart if you look at the size of the pad.




The Catenary system holds the powerline conductor above the valley floor below, replacing six towers previously wiped out by avalanches. The only way to inspect and service the insulators is to be dropped off by helicopter on the pad you see below and to the left of the machine.




When I get a bit of time, I will post some more pics of that job. Very busy at home and work these days.
Bob Garnhum


Thanks for the prompt response Bob - and welcome to Rotorheads.

Heliport
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Old 13th Jan 2007, 08:08
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Originally Posted by Bertie Thruster
I see your Essex and Kent co-responding and raise you Lincs/Notts, County EMA, East Anglia and Cambridge police doing similar, (not a very good photo though):


Just browsing over these fantastic photos again and it got me wondering what the photo above was all about?

Bertie, perhaps you would be kind enough to offer an explanation or story if possible.

Many thanks

Regards,

Jim
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Old 14th Jan 2007, 01:11
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This is my kinda IFR.
A beautiful night for a flight.
It looks like the newf painted over the old okie bird. I'm sure they made him but it's sad to cover up so much history especially with the boomerang.
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