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Private Boeing 727 autopilot
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Hello,
Not a common config I know but I have seen it on a few Private 727s A long shot I know but might anyone know what the annunciator circled in pink might display (it is not an instrument comparator) I cannot find any info in my 727 manuals. This particular cockpit is from VP-CJN |
There is another panel above the stby horizon I haven't seen before.
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My guess - Flight Mode Annunciator
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Yeah, the Lufties 727 didn't have it.
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Here is another private 72 with the same autopilot.
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Originally Posted by Cough
(Post 9759205)
My guess - Flight Mode Annunciator
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Originally Posted by edetroit
(Post 9759217)
Here is another private 72 with the same autopilot.
For me 727 was a real pilot's plane. |
Originally Posted by edetroit
(Post 9759217)
Here is another private 72 with the same autopilot.
https://www.planespotters.net/Aviati...php?reg=M-FAHD The company names don't mean anything to me. There were so many 727s built over such a long time span that there are many variations on a theme. Beige control columns ? I don't recognize any of the avionics installations shown in this thread. |
Originally Posted by bafanguy
(Post 9759264)
There were so many 727s built over such a long time span that there are many variations on a theme. I don't recognize any of the avionics installations shown in this thread. https://www.planespotters.net/Aviati...php?reg=VP-CJN |
edetroit,
I guess we'd have to know the history of this airframe starting at the factory. I have no idea how many 727s began life as a "private" airplane. I'd guess the majority began life as air carrier stock and morphed into a "private" airplane. The avionics appear unique. |
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