Die hard gliding (and spotting)- pt 2 of 3

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Die hard gliding (and spotting)- pt 2 of 3

Postby beaky » Sun Dec 14, 2008 8:12 pm

Okay, now we get into some decent-quality images... I managed to position myself pretty well for a few of these, all under the guise of driving the quad for retrieval... ;)

This gorgeous RV-8 was visiting today; I hoped to get a nice takeoff pic but the pilot did a rocket-like high-perf takeoff. Oh well.

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More "oh well"... I got an excellent static shot of the same RV-8, with its amazing paint job (not a decal)... but something went awry and I lost half the image. But it's worth showing... a really cool paint job. If it returns here I'll get a better shot, and copy it before touching it... ::)


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I'm a little proud of this Cygnet series... and such a cool little airplane!

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Kind of an interesting angle on this Arrow...

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Re: Die hard gliding (and spotting)- pt 2 of 3

Postby Flying Trucker » Mon Dec 15, 2008 9:30 am

Wonderful set Sean and I do like that "Arrow".
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Re: Die hard gliding (and spotting)- pt 2 of 3

Postby beaky » Mon Dec 15, 2008 9:37 am

[quote] I do like that "Arrow".
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Re: Die hard gliding (and spotting)- pt 2 of 3

Postby Flying Trucker » Mon Dec 15, 2008 9:47 am

Hi Sean

I think one of the PA-28-R "Arrow" types had a "T" tail as well at least that is the one I think of when I think of a "Piper Arrow".   :)

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Re: Die hard gliding (and spotting)- pt 2 of 3

Postby beaky » Mon Dec 15, 2008 12:21 pm

Hi Sean

I think one of the PA-28-R "Arrow" types had a "T" tail as well at least that is the one I think of when I think of a "Piper Arrow".   :)

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Yes, Piper got a little confusing name-wise with their little tribe of Cherokee-derived  aircraft... ;D Me, if it isn't a Cub or a Pacer I have to look it up. :D
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Re: Die hard gliding (and spotting)- pt 2 of 3

Postby Hagar » Mon Dec 15, 2008 12:36 pm

Hi Sean

I think one of the PA-28-R "Arrow" types had a "T" tail as well at least that is the one I think of when I think of a "Piper Arrow".   :)

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Yes, Piper got a little confusing name-wise with their little tribe of Cherokee-derived  aircraft... ;D Me, if it isn't a Cub or a Pacer I have to look it up. :D

Same here. They did seem to lose their way with those names.

You're quite right on this one though. According to this it's a Piper Arrow 180. http://www.privilegeaero.com/n4998j.html
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Re: Die hard gliding (and spotting)- pt 2 of 3

Postby Flying Trucker » Mon Dec 15, 2008 6:44 pm

Thanks for the "Link" Doug, some very good cockpit shots there.   :)

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