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Wow, that's what I call a composit aircraft...perry dirkx wrote:Visited and checked this TS-11 today and found several numbers:
- inside the cockpit was a c/n? plate with 0725 on it
- left wing wheelbay c/n plate 2H0904
- right wing wheelbay c/n plate 2H0905
- on some maintenance panels on the nose, the inside read on one 1H0317 and another 019. painted in red. These could have been taken from another a/c though.
Cheers,
Perry Dirkx
Perry,perry dirkx wrote:Visited and checked this TS-11 today and found several numbers:
- inside the cockpit was a c/n? plate with 0725 on it
- left wing wheelbay c/n plate 2H0904
- right wing wheelbay c/n plate 2H0905
- on some maintenance panels on the nose, the inside read on one 1H0317 and another 019. painted in red. These could have been taken from another a/c though.
Cheers,
Perry Dirkx
According to European Air Force Directory 2010/2011 725 was in Babimost (town) untill sept. 2003.andel wrote:I've got a old production list from the Polish Iskra`s (current till 1998)and 1H0725 is from a batch that was sold of to all-over the globe most of them went to the USA and Australia.
But no mention of the whereabouts from 1H0725 reg 725.
It must be a TS-11 Iskra 100bis (B).
I've seen the c/n plate as well but it is to far gone for positive identification.
But my bet is on the fuselage of 725 1H0725 Polish AF.
1H0317 was still active in 1998 and 019 ? could !! be 1H1019 1019 and that one was sold to the USA as N101TS in 1992.
But a lot of Iskra airframe,s are still missing/unknown and i`m afraid they will be forever.
Coinsidence??W-1758 and another unknown Indian Iskra were seen scrapped at the Babimost Airbase towards the end of September 2003.
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