Been displaying the An2 at Yeovilton Airday.
Seen at about 3pm 6-7-11
Parked up at Popham, Hurricane, Camo Harvard, and aa Blue rapide. Seen from my car traveling south West..
Regards
Mark
There has been a test pilots convention at the airfield.
Ah yes the late great Stefan he really knew how to display the Bearcat to perfection.
Thank you for posting thats a great pic you captured the Renegades exit brilliantly.
Thanks to Glen and all the Kemble (sorry Cotswold)team as always a great weekend.If anyone has pics of our An2 it would be great to see them.
Thanks guys. Terry P please email me through our An2 website link
“You have control sir” sir? “oh **** help!”
“Man with arm cramp lands plane with willy” Sounds like a **** and ball story!
Apologies it was Kemble G-VFWE not BOB display and it was G-PTWO anyone know the details?
There was a P2 at last years Kemble bob display cant for the life of me remember the details/operator.Always used to like Lyndsay Waltons 108 baddie and of course Gary Numans “jap” Harvard G-AZSC now at Goodwood.
Lincoln 7 check your pm’s mate and thank you.
Hi Lincoln 7- last week we were at Old Warden (great forum members pics under the photographic section) our next event will be Kemble June 18/19th all events listed here- http://www.an2club.info cheers.
Just to clarify yes An2 is four blade.With the prop in a x configuration when static we attach a “top hat” to the oil drain (just visible in pic in front of oil cooler) which stops accumalation in the bottom cylinders.Before EACH start we then pull blades through to check that there is not a hydraulic lock before closing the oil drain valve.Great as a parking marker because any oil that misses the top hat kills the grass below!When people see us prop pushing the stock answer when asked what we are doing is… “winding up the elastic band!”
we always pull through 36 blades better to be safe than sorry! Also the blades are numbered and must always be left with no1 visible at 45 degrees from the captains window therefore the a/c is always left with the prop in a x position NOT with a blade pointing vertically down.
There was a very good interview with Robin Gibb (of Bee Gees Fame) on BBC Breakfast News this morning he has been doing sterling work for the cause,and as you say long overdue.