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  • xbdt
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    BEFORE (images taken in 2006):





    AFTER (image taken in 2014):

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  • Savoia
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    You mean the red velour interior didn't appeal to you?

    It reminds me of a Russian tea room I once visited!

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  • Savoia
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    A flight of nine Royal Navy Gazelles from RNAS Culdrose, 705 Squadron, in a staggered left echelon formation near Helston in Cornwall...
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  • Savoia
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    As Zis has recently raised the issues of ‘Jack Stall’ and ground resonance .. I thought it may be an idea to highlight that ‘other’...
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  • xbdt
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    The Gazelle POH says: ALWAYS TURN RIGHT.

    Of course the helicopter can also turn left, but some aggressive pilots might turn the helicopter...
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  • Savoia
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    This is what I had been told.

    You may imagine my surprise then when I read in the accident report for G-BXZE (No. 4 above) ..

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  • xbdt
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    NON upgraded:



    Upgraded:



    Look at the root of the blades. The blades are rounded and are fitted in...
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  • Savoia
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    XB, many thanks for this explanation!

    So, just to recap, Aérospatiale basically reset the fenestron blades into a flush-mounted one-piece...
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  • xbdt
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    The chord might have changed also slightly, but it is really not noticeable by naked eye. All other parts like gear box etc are the same.
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  • Savoia
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    Strictly speaking .. this news isn't so up-to-date as it is from November last year. However .. in the world of nostalgia .. that's fairly...
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  • Savoia
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    More Gaz nostalgia ..


    Aérospatiale test pilot Jean Boulet and his technical assistant with Gazelle No. 1155, N62406 an SA341G,...
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  • Savoia
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    More "X-Gaz!"


    SA341G Gazelle N341AS (cn 1042) approaching to land via runway 08 at Ostend-Bruges International Airport...
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  • Zishelix
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    I'm back!

    Excuse my silence, I was offline the past two days.

    I see you two were productive while I was absent. Well done!...
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  • Savoia
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    Bentornato Zis!

    Yes, we've tried to keep it going in your absence.

    Lol .. that's a 'unique' Gaz interior for sure!
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  • Savoia
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    Let's shoot .. some autos !!


    Zis .. I know what you will love about this vid .. is the Bell 206 soundtrack!

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