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On the G-model, this access panel could only be opened on the ground, for inspection, etc. On the Italian S-model, it could be opened and closed from the cockpit by the pilot, to allow more air into the engine during take-off. Here's two from Grosseto, Piero taking-off with the intake-doors open (he now flies as number 4 with Frecce).bingo20 wrote:
Not my most perfect scan , but still a rather special one : Italian Air Force Starfighter 51-02 captured during take-off from Soesterberg on October 26th , 1995 ; it seems to me that a hatch door on the front fuselage has been left open : can anyone of you tell me if that was sometimes perhaps common procedure at the time or has something gone wrong at the Cross Servicing... ?
owner original slide & copyright : Hans Engels
According to this RCAF site it did exist http://www.rcaf.com/aircraft/fighters/s ... erials.php. It was originally the 104841, but the serial was changed especially for a photoshoot (probably when they took that pic as well) according to another subpage of that siteSpine24 wrote:Any one more info on this one? 104441 never existed:
Got this one via a pilot of the 441 Sq.
i`m no Staff expert, but the checkerboard tail, Caf 441, canadian flag, 104441 and maple leaf roundel look photoshopped..Flanker27 wrote:Spine24 wrote:Any one more info on this one? 104441 never existed:
http://www.rcaf.com/439squadron/TIGER/439album-9a.htm
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