Planespotters! Friday Face-Off/Saturday New Pics

[Theis]

Designations
S-43: Sikorsky model number

JRS: U.S. Navy/Marine Corps Utility Transport

Y1OA-8: U.S. Army Observation-Amphibian (5 purchased in 1937)

OA-11: U.S. Army Observation-Amphibian (impressed in 1941)

[Jakemaster]

I don't know the plane, but the mountie is dudly do-right.

[Jakemaster]

NUMBER 10 IS....................................

A.................




SHORT............................




S.17...................................................





[glb]KENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/glb]

[Theis]

here is a S-17 kent


i still claim its a Sirkosky S-43

Cheers Theis

[Jakemaster]

never mind.  I KNOW its not a sikorsky S-43 because there isn't someting b/w the engines!

[Theis]

ok, i see, youre right, dont know what it so is

im going to sleep on it

cya tommorow

Cheers Theis

[Clipper]

Master Cartoonist I.D. Guy

Jakemaster
(I didn't think you'd want your name bigger...here...)

Think chemistry symbols for #10......................

Oh look, there goes three of them now..too bad we're so far away..

[Jakemaster]

Ah, chemistry.  One of the sciences I am taking this year.

Anywy, back to buisiness

The Plane, is....

A boat, that flys.  Is is made out of metal.  It has two wings, two engines, and is very acidic.

It is

A HALL pH-3


pH, of course, being a chemistry symbol for the measure of the concetration of hydrogen Ions in a substance.  The scale goes from 1 to 14, 1 being super acidic, 14 being super basic, and seven being neutral, or water.