A truly difficult one every now and then keeps it interesting. Never know what horrors you'll run into whilst researching.
Built in 1935. If this contraption had GPS, LORAN's, or RNAV's back then it might read 46° 00' N and 25° 00' E while floating around the countryside.
On a side note - a few years back (2007) I mentioned that I was in the process of creating a fully searchable Microsoft Access database to visually narrow down an aircraft's identity based on it's known characteristics (currently 42 categories). Well, since then the project has grown exponentially and I currently have over 46,700 types and major variants listed with complete data entered for about 2,000 of them. Partial data for another 2,500 or so. I'm guessing this will take another 10 years to complete at the current rate. Anyone interested in helping? Not sure how the database could be accessed and modified by multiple people but thought I'd toss it out there for anyone with the means and desire to see something like this come to fruition.

On a side note - a few years back (2007) I mentioned that I was in the process of creating a fully searchable Microsoft Access database to visually narrow down an aircraft's identity based on it's known characteristics (currently 42 categories). Well, since then the project has grown exponentially and I currently have over 46,700 types and major variants listed with complete data entered for about 2,000 of them. Partial data for another 2,500 or so. I'm guessing this will take another 10 years to complete at the current rate. Anyone interested in helping? Not sure how the database could be accessed and modified by multiple people but thought I'd toss it out there for anyone with the means and desire to see something like this come to fruition.