ZH004 is a T3, unlike the others in AAC service which were R2. Hence, ZH004 can be identified by the different nose and the lack of some housings towards the rear of the sides of the fuselage (can be seen under the ZH page at http://www.ukserials.com).acsmith117 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 20, 2022 6:25 pmI haven't seen the one one the other side quoted as ZG997?
It was reported on MSF as ZH004 and should be easily identified as its a different version and does not, as far as I am aware, have the RWR suite scabbed on. Or a FLIR turret?
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Thanks acsmith117, I obviously mis-read something then. ZH004 makes absolute sense for the reason you state.acsmith117 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 20, 2022 6:25 pmI haven't seen the one one the other side quoted as ZG997?
It was reported on MSF as ZH004 and should be easily identified as its a different version and does not, as far as I am aware, have the RWR suite scabbed on. Or a FLIR turret?
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Its been good fun trying to tie them up.........I have even been checking the bends on the four static wicks on the rudders!!!!
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exactly - similar to scoping out an airfield without being spoon fed GPS co-ordinates - part of the funacsmith117 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 20, 2022 9:10 pmIts been good fun trying to tie them up.........I have even been checking the bends on the four static wicks on the rudders!!!!
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If it helps ZH002 has 2 showing on the nose and ZH003 has most of the 3 showing on the nose if the noses are visible and they haven't been repainted since June.
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Hi Colin,
ADS-B showed your '254' as flying from L-o-S to Biggin Hill this PM. (For paint?)
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Any info available on what happened to this Islander?Freeman Lowell wrote: ↑Thu Dec 22, 2022 2:52 pmHi Colin,
ADS-B showed your '254' as flying from L-o-S to Biggin Hill this PM. (For paint?)
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Airborne at this time, ex Biggin, heading SW.
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Thanks for the infoFreeman Lowell wrote: ↑Wed Feb 15, 2023 4:12 pmAirborne at this time, ex Biggin, heading SW.
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Islander 254 flying around Lee on Solent today. Perhaps still with the IAC, under maintenance at Lee on Solent?
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254 returned to Baldonnel today from Lee-on-Solent, according to ADSB.
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