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Help.
I just had a high wing, radial powered single fly over with twin vertical stabilizers.
Not in any of my books or google.
Any ideas?
PP
Aircraft ID
Aircraft ID
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Aviation Content!
Help.
I just had a high wing, radial powered single fly over with twin vertical stabilizers.
Not in any of my books or google.
Any ideas?
PP
Aviation Content!
Help.
I just had a high wing, radial powered single fly over with twin vertical stabilizers.
Not in any of my books or google.
Any ideas?
PP
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CharlieOneSix
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Re: Aircraft ID
Max Holste Broussard?
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4mastacker
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Re: Aircraft ID
Could well be. There's 9 in the US according to the FAA register.
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Re: Aircraft ID
C16:
Could be.
It was about 1,000 AGL and 3/4 to a mile away.
I did see it in Google but picture wasn't that good.
Wikipedia says two US registered. One in California and one in Texas.
Six total survivors.
PP
Could be.
It was about 1,000 AGL and 3/4 to a mile away.
I did see it in Google but picture wasn't that good.
Wikipedia says two US registered. One in California and one in Texas.
Six total survivors.
PP
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Pontius Navigator
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Re: Aircraft ID
Lovely sound, long take off, under cart seemed to spring it into the air.
