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The Staff of SOH
Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Hi Kevin!
Refraining from replying to the challenge. This heli has a very appropriate designation and most SOH should have no difficulties coming up with details.
Am following everythng you guys do on the forum, but breaking in my new PC and working on updating my files (emptying the shoe boxes).
)Thanks G. I wouldn't have done so well without Wout's hint although I was headed in the correct geographical direction. So, now off in an entirely different direction/tangent...
It may have been here before but perhaps in a not-so-grainy form
Thanks srgalahad....Wiped that one off quickly BG![]()
Yes Moses I left a crumb purposely and that's what it is although there's no pic of it in Aerofiles....BG left a crumb in there to mine. I believe this is the one.
From Aerofiles:
<center>Aero-Craft
</center> <small>Aero-Craft Mfg Co Inc, Detroit MI.</small> Aero-Coupe 1928 = 3pO-CB; 120hp Warner Scarab; span: 32'0" length: 24'0" load: 1000# v: 115/100/38 range: 460. F R Anderson, a USAS Brig General at the time. Convertible to an open cockpit for training use, or the seats could be removed to make a cargo/mail bay. $5,800; POP: 1 [4917], crashed in 1926.
Hi Lefty!Here's something a little more civilised - a very smartly turned-out machine...