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loweskid 26th Apr 2009 21:15

Identification required please...
 
Could someone tell me what type of helicopter this is please? I know nothing about these things! For info it was taken in the far north of Scotland on 30th December last year. I was stood on the summit of Cranstackie (just south of Durness) and the aircraft was flying west to east, maybe from the Western Isles (just a wild guess). Thanks, Vince

http://www.lowefoto.co.uk/konica/301208-2.jpg

Overt Auk 26th Apr 2009 21:28

Super Puma - AS332L, in Bristow colours.

OA

loweskid 26th Apr 2009 21:37

Thanks very much... :ok:

you want what?? 27th Apr 2009 20:41

that wasnt much of a challenge, you'll have to photograph something more challenging next time!!

Whirlygig 27th Apr 2009 20:57

True, even I could recognise it :} Perhaps the challenge is to get the reg, and knowing the date, say who the pilots were :ok:

Cheers

Whirls

Teefor Gage 27th Apr 2009 21:03

The Co-pilot was handling it when the photo was taken. It's totally out of balance!

Captain was wearing blue socks with green stripes as well.........

Whirlygig 27th Apr 2009 21:48

...and the Captain also had a bacon butty for breakfast, followed by a doughnut washed down with 6 cups of tea (NATO standard).

Co-pilot had a Pop-Tart :}

Cheers

Whirls

ShyTorque 27th Apr 2009 22:12


Co-pilot had a Pop-Tart
The sexual habits of the co-pilot are surely none of our concern.

206Fan 27th Apr 2009 22:14


...and the Captain also had a bacon butty for breakfast, followed by a doughnut washed down with 6 cups of tea (NATO standard).

Co-pilot had a Pop-Tart
Is the pilots american? :E

Whirlygig 27th Apr 2009 22:41

Nah, Americans can't make tea :} it'd be a double de-caf macchiato latte with chocolate to go if they was 'Merican:)

Anyway, the bacon butties and doughnuts (note, not donuts) probably explains the slight list to starboard. ;)

Cheers

Whirls

Tail-take-off 28th Apr 2009 09:28

Loweskid

What a great photo. I hope you don't mind me posting it here: http://www.pprune.org/4891462-post876.html

I've placed a link back to this thread.

loweskid 28th Apr 2009 09:55

Blimey, I thought this thread would be dead and buried after my second post.. :)

Tail-take-off... No problem about the posting - thanks for the compliment.

If you want to see the where I took the photo, click here... Digital Camera pictures - Cranstackie and Beinn Spionnaidh, Sutherland, Scotland

you want what??... Like I said, I know nothing about these things! I'm mere SLF and never been in a 'copter in my life. Okay, a challenge then, what's this one (in the Murchison Mountains, New Zealand)....

http://www.lowefoto.co.uk/nz/south/nzs-80.jpg

LHSboy 28th Apr 2009 11:27

A Squirrel, not sure what type.

arandcee 28th Apr 2009 16:16

Grey or red?

jellycopter 28th Apr 2009 17:26

AS350B3 methinks.

JJ

loweskid 28th Apr 2009 17:44

A grossly enlarged view...

http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...e/copter01.jpg

Teefor Gage 28th Apr 2009 17:51

Ooooooh! That really is Gross!!

loweskid 28th Apr 2009 23:01


True, even I could recognise it http://static.pprune.org/images/smilies/badteeth.gif Perhaps the challenge is to get the reg, and knowing the date, say who the pilots were http://static.pprune.org/images/smilies/thumbs.gif
Here you go - I've gone back to the full sized original and I can make out the reg. number - G-BWWI ....

On Airliners.net... Photos: Aerospatiale AS-332L1 Super Puma Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net


http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...e/copter02.jpg


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