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Good stuff Jan.
That airfield could almost be Cranwell with it's hangars against the trees like that.
Isn't that a Sedgeburgh BTW?
Not sure about PH-339 though,it looks like one of those graceful
German pre-war designs.
Mark
That airfield could almost be Cranwell with it's hangars against the trees like that.
Isn't that a Sedgeburgh BTW?
Not sure about PH-339 though,it looks like one of those graceful
German pre-war designs.
Mark
CBF Alpha/Beta Test Pilot
CBF Chief Fighter Pilot
IL2 Messerschmitt 109 ace
Holder of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves,Swords and Diamonds.
CBF Chief Fighter Pilot
IL2 Messerschmitt 109 ace
Holder of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves,Swords and Diamonds.
boy Soesterberg looks quiet...nice Ka6e in the last shot
Leif
is that the Slingsy or the Granau Baby further up the deck?
Miggers Ph339 is a Ka6e very nice molded wood German 15 meter its actually late 50s early 60s
Leif
is that the Slingsy or the Granau Baby further up the deck?
Miggers Ph339 is a Ka6e very nice molded wood German 15 meter its actually late 50s early 60s
<<In the early morning rain, with a dollar in my hand>>
Its a prefect.. we had the single and the dual slingsby out that day, the dual was flying at that moment... with the single a guy from the club made a new record: 1 hour and 20 minutes up...
and yes we have a baby too promise to make a shot from that one... and I will put the turttle on a ASK 21
and yes the last one is a Schleicher allready... privately owned and top notch restored
Jan
and yes we have a baby too promise to make a shot from that one... and I will put the turttle on a ASK 21
and yes the last one is a Schleicher allready... privately owned and top notch restored
Jan
Holy moly,I didn't realise the 'drome was Soester,it really does look quiet
these days.
Ah,of course,a Prefect.
I knew it was a Slingsby,but just what Slingsby was the baffler.
Edgeler would've known.He's had his bum in quite a few when he wer a lad
with the ATC.
I guessed the Ka6e was a German design,very much in the vein of
the oh-so-beautiful pre-war Mowe,etc.
Mark
these days.
Ah,of course,a Prefect.
I knew it was a Slingsby,but just what Slingsby was the baffler.
Edgeler would've known.He's had his bum in quite a few when he wer a lad
with the ATC.
I guessed the Ka6e was a German design,very much in the vein of
the oh-so-beautiful pre-war Mowe,etc.
Mark
CBF Alpha/Beta Test Pilot
CBF Chief Fighter Pilot
IL2 Messerschmitt 109 ace
Holder of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves,Swords and Diamonds.
CBF Chief Fighter Pilot
IL2 Messerschmitt 109 ace
Holder of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves,Swords and Diamonds.
Dave,
most of the gauges have to do with lift: two variometers and a G-meter (to the right)... the LCD-screen on the left is connected to the switchbox right to it.. thats the main variometer. Besides that we have transponder fitted. Its mandatory in the Netherlands. But Dutchmill filters all small aviation from their radarscreens and even sometimes switches all small aviation off, due to a lack of computerpower... and there is of course the com's to chatter with our sweet little yellow tower...
promise to make a picture of the older cockpits as well....
Jan
most of the gauges have to do with lift: two variometers and a G-meter (to the right)... the LCD-screen on the left is connected to the switchbox right to it.. thats the main variometer. Besides that we have transponder fitted. Its mandatory in the Netherlands. But Dutchmill filters all small aviation from their radarscreens and even sometimes switches all small aviation off, due to a lack of computerpower... and there is of course the com's to chatter with our sweet little yellow tower...
promise to make a picture of the older cockpits as well....
Jan
I had to promise Anneke never to do any aerobatics lower then 600 ft...
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1311828...-smashes-runway.html
Jan
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1311828...-smashes-runway.html
Jan