MVK de Kooy 070208

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MVK de Kooy 070208

Post by Dummy »

A very nice for de Kooy with 2 very nice visitors. This will be our future :D
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Hope you like them.
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Post by Joost van Doorn »

Nice pictures! Also the first one with new and old together.
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Post by engine642 »

Nice picca's :shocked!:
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Post by Maarten »

nive visitor indeed,
firts and fifth pics are very nice

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Post by John Rambo »

Nice hangar shots. :wink:
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Post by ZeroOtto »

Veri Nice photo, good job
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Post by Redskin301 »

Alltouch the picture is a little bit unsharp, number 3 is my favorite. The NH-90 looks the best from this angle; nice composition 8)

I'm glad the dutch air force bought 8 of them which will be based on EHGR in the nearby future, it will be nice to catch those at that moment :wink:
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Post by kiwi »

What's the story behind our NH90? Did it visit there or is it waiting to be taken into service?
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Post by Mad Viper »

Did some test on a Dutch Navy Ship.
Cheers, Michel
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Post by Rockville »

kiwi wrote:What's the story behind our NH90? Did it visit there or is it waiting to be taken into service?
The story behind the visit is on in the sequence of acceptance trials.
In this case there was primarely the trial of acceptance aboard a NL ship.
To handle the bird aboard the ship, in an enviroment at sea, where the receiving platform is not steady, there are different necessaties to handle the bird. At first, a ship has a pitch and a roll, so that are factors to take into account. When landing the bird on a seaborne platforn, one has to take that intio account. After landing on a ship the bird has to secure itself to the platform. That's done with the "harpoon."
To move the bird from the flightdeck to the hangar, the plaform has a specific tranportation means. That also has to be tested, under several wx conditions., iaw the "sea acception trials." Beneath that the bird is also conducting trials with a broad fute of comms equipment.
I hope that this brief sumary enlightens your question.
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