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by EvD
07 Nov 2011, 00:54
Forum: Vintage, warbirds and wrecks & relics
Topic: T-34A 53-3346 / E.17-18 / 642 / N7643B / N342DB
Replies: 3
Views: 1367

Re: T-34A 53-3346 / E.17-18 / 642 / N7643B / N342DB

Hans,

I checked the N342DB at Oshkosh 26 July 2007 and it had c/n G-107.

No clue about N7643B. Could this have been a test registration prior to delivery to Spain?

Erwin van Dijkman
by EvD
28 Oct 2011, 19:53
Forum: Photography
Topic: Nikon 300mm vs Nikon 300mm
Replies: 40
Views: 7415

Re: Nikon 300mm vs Nikon 300mm

Camera om de nek is eigenlijk wel een goede ja! Alles mee gaat niet qua limieten (gewicht/omvang) dus het is idd handig om een paar 'configuraties' te hebben. Die 2.8/300 maakt dus dat je minder andere dingen mee kunt nemen. Ik krijg wél de 4/300, de 70-200 en Fieldscope in één tas. Dat zou ik met d...
by EvD
27 Oct 2011, 20:05
Forum: Photography
Topic: Nikon 300mm vs Nikon 300mm
Replies: 40
Views: 7415

Re: Nikon 300mm vs Nikon 300mm

Lachen dat plakken van converters!
Ik heb tegenwoordig een interface voor mijn kijker, dat is nu een F13/1000 geworden :-)
En nee, dat levert geen gestoken scherpe plaatjes op maar de serials zijn leesbaar :-)
Erwin
by EvD
27 Oct 2011, 19:59
Forum: Photography
Topic: Nikon 300mm vs Nikon 300mm
Replies: 40
Views: 7415

Re: Nikon 300mm vs Nikon 300mm

Mijn advies: uitproberen voor je investeert! Ik mocht de 2.8/300 eens vasthouden / uitproberen. Ik kreeg hem amper de lucht in met mijn iele polsjes :) Voordat ik de eerste foto nam wist ik het eigenlijk al: niet voor mij! Als je wel eens met Rynair vliegt dan zul je wel eens je handbagage op de wee...
by EvD
23 Oct 2011, 15:34
Forum: Airshow news!
Topic: Phalsbourg 17-18 Sept 2011
Replies: 33
Views: 10710

Re: Phalsbourg 17-18 Sept 2011

Yeah, wouldn't it be great if aircraft manufacturers gave as much meaning to these construction numbers as we seem to do? :-) If you define construction number as the number the manufacturer sticks on a plane or plate, it is 35xx-42xx for the Gazelles If you define a construction number as a unique ...
by EvD
19 Oct 2011, 21:11
Forum: Airshow news!
Topic: Phalsbourg 17-18 Sept 2011
Replies: 33
Views: 10710

Re: Phalsbourg 17-18 Sept 2011

Great work ! Some remarks: * As far as I know the Gazelle c/ns are in the 1000-2200 range. The SA342M/L probably received serials starting with 3/4 to avoid confusion with the SA341F. They were partly being build during the same period. So 1544 is a SA341F serialled 1544, but 1546 a SA342M serialled...
by EvD
12 Aug 2011, 13:26
Forum: 't Praethuys
Topic: Split: Lelystad (EHLE/LEY) - 2011 CIV
Replies: 3
Views: 829

Re: Lelystad (EHLE/LEY) - 2011 CIV

The one and only true An-2 meet is indeed at TEUGE. Which can be seen on our Airshow calendar! The venue's site is here: http://www.classicwings.nl/AN2meeting2011.php And for Friday August 12 it says: <quote> Picking-up time tbn from hotel directions Deventer Twello etc. Briefing 0930-1030* 1100 Hoo...
by EvD
26 Jul 2011, 00:21
Forum: Vintage, warbirds and wrecks & relics
Topic: Pictures of Russian boneyard
Replies: 1
Views: 1556

Re: Pictures of Russian boneyard

Probably at Zaporizhzhya-Shiroke 47.916746°, 34.968492°
Nearby Zaporizhzhya-East is also a treat: 47.861781°, 35.297125°
Use bing maps instead of GE :-)
Erwin
(wanneer gaan we?)
by EvD
03 Jul 2011, 20:26
Forum: Aviation Photo Forum
Topic: Marseille-Marignane MIL, 30-6-2011
Replies: 17
Views: 5220

Re: Marseille-Marignane MIL, 30-6-2011

Thx Marcel!

Great stuff, the Ecuador army Ecueuil is an update to our Scramble database!
Can you send me the larger version for possible inclusion in next month's issue please?

mta
Erwin
by EvD
23 Jun 2011, 18:47
Forum: Spotting Rest of the World
Topic: Question about Singapore A-4's
Replies: 5
Views: 1844

Re: Question about Singapore A-4's

Yes, these were quite illusive...

I can offer only one: 926/2 Black Knights jan01

Erwin
by EvD
21 Jun 2011, 21:25
Forum: Spotting Rest of Europe
Topic: Marseille-Marignane (LFML) - 2011
Replies: 37
Views: 18011

Re: Marseille-Marignane (LFML) - 2011

Great, have fun over there ;-)
by EvD
21 Jun 2011, 19:58
Forum: Spotting Rest of Europe
Topic: Marseille-Marignane (LFML) - 2011
Replies: 37
Views: 18011

Re: Marseille-Marignane (LFML) - 2011

Yep, the first AF example is indeed 8510. To make it easier for all of us, the Army uses the designation HM-4 (16x transport), the Air Force uses H-36 (16x csar & transport) & VH-36 (2x VIP) and the Navy UH-15 (8x transport) & UH-15A (8x surface warfare). The absence of any further sight...
by EvD
21 Jun 2011, 18:09
Forum: Spotting Rest of Europe
Topic: Marseille-Marignane (LFML) - 2011
Replies: 37
Views: 18011

Re: Marseille-Marignane (LFML) - 2011

I just discovered that the BRA002 was worn by F-ZKBG (or the other way around) in the 14-16 June 2010 timeframe. By October 2010 it was F-ZWBR. So, I guess I was a bit premature with my previous answer... F-ZWBL is BRA001, also for Brazil. Not sure which serial is/was allocated to that. F-ZWBS is N-...
by EvD
21 Jun 2011, 15:27
Forum: Spotting Rest of Europe
Topic: Marseille-Marignane (LFML) - 2011
Replies: 37
Views: 18011

Re: Marseille-Marignane (LFML) - 2011

Some small corrections on Michiel's log: F-WWOG = c/c TWN001 (corr), from photo SSWA01 = BSWA01 (corr), was a misread on my part, it was in the far back of the hangar ;-) The AS350 could also be Ecuador Army as the roundels resemble each other from a distance and Ecuador is a known Ecureuil operator...
by EvD
17 Jun 2011, 00:13
Forum: Airshow news!
Topic: Izmir 4-5 June - 100 years TuAF - Logs
Replies: 90
Views: 26498

Re: Izmir 4-5 June - 100 years TuAF - Logs

The Cobra sub variants are not very well known to most and cause lots of mistakes. I delved into the type some years ago. Mainly based on the book US Army Aircraft since 1947 (Stephen Harding, Airlife, 1990) and an old BAR-overview. There were no less than four main AH-1S variants: AH-1S(modified) 2...