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AMARG
Re: AMARG
Try Double Eagle aviation at Tucson airport. Used them myself many years ago. Was around $100 for an hour or so but they do trips all the time and are used to the requirements of the enthusiast community.
http://www.2-eagle.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Make sure you book in advance for the ground tour of AMARG bookable through' Pima Air Museum
http://www.pimaair.org/view.php?pg=11" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.2-eagle.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Make sure you book in advance for the ground tour of AMARG bookable through' Pima Air Museum
http://www.pimaair.org/view.php?pg=11" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Re: AMARG
67ARRS wrote:I have a flight booked over AMARG on 28th. I am looking for a list that I can use as a starting point for what is stored at present. Does anyone know if this is still available on the 'net' or where I could get one.
MTIA
Nigel
if you need an inventory i can send you one, was over there in April!!!
Steve...
3 miles south of EGNT
UBC780XLT,UBC-800XLT,UBC-3500,MVT-7100,Aor8200Mk3
PP (BX), SBS-1
Pen and Paper
3 miles south of EGNT
UBC780XLT,UBC-800XLT,UBC-3500,MVT-7100,Aor8200Mk3
PP (BX), SBS-1
Pen and Paper
Re: AMARG
Hi All
I have a list of AMARG which I have tried to keep up to date since the regular official lists from the PRO at AMARG stopped being sent out a few years ago, and the list is based on that last list plus my logs / photos, plus various reports since then. Please don't take the list as Gospel, but it might just help. I have tried to post the list on FC, but even by deleting much of the information, the post was some 180,000 charactars long, and the maximum allowed is 60,000 !!
Anyone who would like the list, on exel spreadsheet, with "warts and all", please pm me with your email address, and I will send it to you.
John
I have a list of AMARG which I have tried to keep up to date since the regular official lists from the PRO at AMARG stopped being sent out a few years ago, and the list is based on that last list plus my logs / photos, plus various reports since then. Please don't take the list as Gospel, but it might just help. I have tried to post the list on FC, but even by deleting much of the information, the post was some 180,000 charactars long, and the maximum allowed is 60,000 !!
Anyone who would like the list, on exel spreadsheet, with "warts and all", please pm me with your email address, and I will send it to you.
John
Re: AMARG
How do you figure out precisely which of the F-4s, F-18s and AV-8s are in bags? Surely you can't count them?ATCManch wrote:The link above is the best you can get
You just have to be lucky and hope it gets updated around when you were there
When I went a few years ago iy was updated every 2 days or so; so we didn't have a problem identifying anything.
Best bet is to have taken loads of aerial photos and compare the pics to whats in the list
Tony
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Simple answer; No!ATCManch wrote:However, as you wouldn't have actually seen the frame would it be counted as being seen?
I saw everything that was on the field at Culdrose in September - I still need to Sea Harriers there because they were wrapped up in "lovely" green plastic bags!
But then, that's my opinion - Each to their own and all that
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You could also try HTTP://WWW.amarcexperience.com.Hope" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; this is of some use to you.HAVE a good trip.?
norm
norm
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Alan, I tried to pm you, not sure if it went to you ok? If you are still after the oct list, pm me at raymond.shaw41@virginmedia.comaledy wrote:Does anybody know where i can get a full listing of AMARC for Tuesday 12th October 2010.
Many thanks in advance
Alan
Ray
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The list at http://www.amarc.info" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; was updated to 14th Sept 2010 if that is more useful now
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GOOSE wrote:Try Double Eagle aviation at Tucson airport. Used them myself many years ago. Was around $100 for an hour or so but they do trips all the time and are used to the requirements of the enthusiast community.
http://www.2-eagle.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Make sure you book in advance for the ground tour of AMARG bookable through' Pima Air Museum
http://www.pimaair.org/view.php?pg=11" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Hi Goose,
Did you contact double-eagle by email prior to your trip? Reason I ask is that I have emailed them twice re: info/prices etc for overflights, but have not had anything back from them!
Ray
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GOOSE wrote:No mate, I talked to them direct. That way I knew I'd got what I wanted correct. Also allowed me to get a feel for their service.
E-mail is too sterile for a once in 20 year trip..................
Cheers mate, been 14 years since last visit for me!
ray
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Hi,
I contacted them by email late october and got this reply:
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We are still offering those flights. We can do the flights any day of the week, but we can not guarantee an overflight of the area, however we can usually get at least one pass over the area. The Air Force can kick us out of the area at any time, and we can not loiter in the area.
The cost of the flight runs $190. /hr USD, with a 1 hour minimum.
Thanks,
Jim White
Double Eagle Aviation
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I will be doing a flight with them around 17th of Feb and will let you know after that.
Regards,
Oscar
I contacted them by email late october and got this reply:
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We are still offering those flights. We can do the flights any day of the week, but we can not guarantee an overflight of the area, however we can usually get at least one pass over the area. The Air Force can kick us out of the area at any time, and we can not loiter in the area.
The cost of the flight runs $190. /hr USD, with a 1 hour minimum.
Thanks,
Jim White
Double Eagle Aviation
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I will be doing a flight with them around 17th of Feb and will let you know after that.
Regards,
Oscar
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Re: AMARG
FYI Double Eagle have now moved from Tucson out to Ryan Field, but are still doing overflights of DM and Marana.
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