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And how many m2000 fly normally?Whitecat wrote:I didn't saw the gendarmerie, luckily.
Base security had asked me twice what I was doing there. ONce in the morning and once in the afternoon.
The ones from the morning didn't had real problems about me being there.
The ones in the afternoon asked me friendly to leave the spot where I was. But I was more related that I had parked my car to close to the fence then taking pictures.
But by then all Mirages were already on base.
Check here:jp 74 wrote:And how many m2000 fly normally?
That's correct; you don't normally see it as they don't normally use it. In this case, it might have been because of a hydraulic or electrical problem: in all pics of 103-YE taken this day you can see the main landing gear doors and the large nose wheel door hanging down; that is not their correct position with the engine running, as they are normally raised automatically when the power is "on" and/or when the gear is fully down&locked... (as can be seen in the pics of the other "deux milles"tomcat604 wrote:Pic 2 has an M2000 deploying a chute. Have i been asleep for the last 20 years - I've NEVER seen a M2000 with a chute???
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