Fly-in part 4 (more from NAS Wildwood)

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Fly-in part 4 (more from NAS Wildwood)

Postby beaky » Tue Sep 13, 2005 3:12 pm

This MiG-15 is marked as "operational"... wonder if and when it's flown out of here...

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The "office" of the MiG. Hard to see, but there is a placard in Chinese on the top right of the panel...
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Another cockpit; this time a Skyhawk.
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Who can guess what cockpit this is?
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An Aeronca in USAAF trainer colors takes shade under the wing of a Caribou...
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Re: Fly-in part 4 (more from NAS Wildwood)

Postby Willit Run » Tue Sep 13, 2005 3:23 pm

The cockpit almost looks like one of those mechanical
trainers that the pilots used for flying by the gauges.
( I'm having brain fade and can't remember the correct
 term )  If it is i was in one at NAS Willow Grove many,
many years ago.
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Re: Fly-in part 4 (more from NAS Wildwood)

Postby Fly2e » Tue Sep 13, 2005 3:47 pm

Great series of shots!!!  :o

You are one lucky guy!

Thanks for sharing them!!

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Re: Fly-in part 4 (more from NAS Wildwood)

Postby Hagar » Tue Sep 13, 2005 3:59 pm

Very nice indeed. Certainly some rare stuff there. ;)

The cockpit almost looks like one of those mechanical trainers that the pilots used for flying by the gauges.

You mean the Link Trainer? Could be I suppose but it's nothing like the one we had at Air Cadets. Ours was far more basic than that with a proper joystick & the standard RAF panel layout. It looks like a single-seater of some kind & the yoke (or spectacle as we called them) is throwing me.
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Re: Fly-in part 4 (more from NAS Wildwood)

Postby beaky » Tue Sep 13, 2005 4:59 pm

It is in fact a Link trainer, or some derivitave: no mock wings or tail, and no window for a projected "sim" image. Probably strictly for IFR training.
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