By: smirky - 21st March 2009 at 11:11
A couple more clues ….
It seems to have been templated off a standard RAF type panel like the one below but not modified from one since there are holes filled-in as well as created.
It is probably not Norwegian (Upp not Opp).
I can’t be sure of the markings on the ASI – does the needle go round twice or only once? Anyway the max speed will give an indication of what kind of aircraft it came off.
By: Denis - 21st March 2009 at 09:51
That is one heavily modified blind flying panel!
In what way Peter? bearing in mind I know nothing great about blind flying Panels!:o
originally posted by OneEighthBit
Danish/Swedish/Norwegian in origin
That struck me at first, So, are we looking at a Scandinavian aircraft like a SAAB. Or an A/C that has been aquired for use by a Scandinavian operator? But either way a strange find in anEnglish skip none the less:)
By: Arabella-Cox - 21st March 2009 at 00:50
VSI is metric and appears to be Danish/Swedish/Norwegian in origin judging by the “Upp/Ned” (up, down) markings.
I say this only as a semi-fluent Swedish speaker so I could be wrong.
By: Peter - 21st March 2009 at 00:30
That is one heavily modified blind flying panel!
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