March 24, 2023 at 3:07 pm
Hi all,
this picture of an AgCat puzzles me. The engine looks like a Lycoming one as very often used in sportsplanes. But the big exhaust pipes point to show a turbine. The Schweizer AgCat has one, but its nose is narrow like the one of a WWII inline engine fighter. Googling for a speciality showed no success.
If you know it, please tell the correct denomination. Thank you for every answer!
Regards, RT
By: Newforest - 8th April 2023 at 07:20
Going to take a long time at the rate she is moving………..!!
By: bazv - 5th April 2023 at 15:06
Maybe getting post count up to be able to do more ?
By: avion ancien - 5th April 2023 at 14:10
A trainee spammer who, being so busy with her knitting, forgot to attach the hyperlink?
By: dhfan - 5th April 2023 at 09:41
I spy spam, here and the Spitfire survivors thread.
I’ve never understood the point of this sort of spam. Is it me?
Still no report button.
By: nxwyka - 5th April 2023 at 04:04
I looked at and found the price is not too expensive.
By: Romantic Techno - 25th March 2023 at 14:31
Hi all,
Oracal’s hints with the turbine types lead to an aircraft named Frakes Aviation Turbo Cat. At least one version shows voluminous air intakes on the nose sides which correspond with my picture. So that it is. Thank you oracal.
Regards, RT
By: Dave Hadfield - 25th March 2023 at 14:17
The exhaust stacks indicate it’s a turboprop.
By: Aerotony - 24th March 2023 at 18:24
Turbo AgCat.
By: Arabella-Cox - 24th March 2023 at 18:22
Either a PT6 or a TPE331. Quality of the photo is not good enough to distinguish.