Chitts: yes it is a sort of competition to amuse (and test) us. To identify your photo just open a new thread with its background information. I bet someone will recognise it.
wout: spot on! Go ahead.
Taken at the Al Ain meeting in February 2004, flown by Kairy of course. An amazing experience.
Here’s another one of him that day.
Laurence
Pilatus P2 in your “films”
Lovely pictures David. Good to see you launching into the 21st century, but I still think your Changi pictures are classics.
A question related to your “film” of the Pilatus P2. I recently posted on another forum some photos I took of one at the Geneva Classics show last year, and someone asked me about the odd shaped spinner. I did not know the answer and asked around. No response so far. Do you know what those strakes are for, or anyone else on the thread?
Thanks
Laurence
There are some excellent photos of the EB-1 at
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Higgins_EB-1
Just one thing. Your clue was a couple of years before the Yeager flight. I presume you meant his 1947 flight, which makes it 1945, but the EB-1 flew in 1943 I think. Near enough though.
Try this one
Laurence
At Blois in 2006 the H2 was registered in between its “homebuilt” registration F-PNJT and its “factory” F-WNJT. Amazing what a bit of tape can do to hide behind. A nice little “hélico”, and able to make the most of the very liberal French microlight rules.
Laurence
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