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To EDLP.
Could not resist downing tools to get I couple of shots of this late night visitor (I was changing a flush valve on the forward toilet of a 737-800 at the time [smiley=bath.gif])
I found the pilot, and as it goes, if you don't ask, you don't get.

All pictures (as usual) taken with my mobile/cell phone/handy (Sony Ericsson K800i)

Matt



Taxi in


Can you guess what is yet?


About to unload


Cockpit


Overhead panel


Radio shack


CB panel


Air Eng


A panoramic


No nets, I would think twice about RTO

Could not resist downing tools to get I couple of shots of this late night visitor (I was changing a flush valve on the forward toilet of a 737-800 at the time [smiley=bath.gif]

That's fair enough. There's no point getting bogged down in your work!

Wow, Matt. I seriously say you should invest in a good camera. These opportunities are stupendous!

That last pic looks like the inside of my shed....

Wow, Matt. I seriously say you should invest in a good camera. These opportunities are stupendous!

I have a Nikon F2, a small point and shoot digital and a Minolta 400si, but carrying them about for a just in case shot is not really practical. The F2 for example, you can do weight training with it . For these opportunities I need something that is small and compact. The amount of "stuff" I have in my pockets for work, plus a company mobile phone, my own phone kills two birds with one stone.

Matt

Ah, yes- a flying Russian surplus electronics warehouse!! cool!!  ;D

 ;D

lol, I bet all them boxes are full of parts to fix the airplane in case it begins to fall apart!

Greats shots, Matt!!

lol, I bet all them boxes are full of parts to fix the airplane in case it begins to fall apart!

full of black gaffer tape

Lots of aftermarket mods on that...
Weather radar display replaced by some GPS unit that might have weather capabilities, different transponder with TCAS and another bendix thing that i cant identify.

And no ARK5 type radios but an older version (the huge things in the middle of the navigator panel, 6th picture)

And a small correction
Your 'CB panel' are the system power switches... the real CBs are the brown knobs on the left of the FE panel

And a small correction
Your 'CB panel' are the system power switches... the real CBs are the brown knobs on the left of the FE panel

Thanks, I did wonder what the brown knobs where.

Matt

That may well be the same An26 that was parked over at Edinburgh yesterday....from what I can see of the paintwork it looks very similar...

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Yummy, An-26!