Air Power Journal or Air International I think...

Does anybody has it???

Please scan and Email me.

I will be very greatful...Thanx...

"sOOva" > wrote in message >...
> Air Power Journal or Air International I think...
>
> Does anybody has it???
>
> Please scan and Email me.
>
> I will be very greatful...Thanx...

Haven't seen the article yet but ain't that comparing apples to
oranges? A more appropriate comparison would be the be200 to the
martin seamaster

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> "sOOva" > wrote in message
>...
> > Air Power Journal or Air International I think...
> >
> > Does anybody has it???
> >
> > Please scan and Email me.
> >
> > I will be very greatful...Thanx...
>
> Haven't seen the article yet but ain't that comparing apples to
> oranges? A more appropriate comparison would be the be200 to the
> martin seamaster

Thanks, for answering, but it looks like there is a big chance for Croatia
to buy Be-200 for Fire fighting missions, so much about oranges and apples,
and politics which does not know difference between fruits...

sOOva wrote:

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>>"sOOva" > wrote in message
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>>>Air Power Journal or Air International I think...
>>>
>>>Does anybody has it???
>>>
>>>Please scan and Email me.
>>>
>>>I will be very greatful...Thanx...
>>
>>Haven't seen the article yet but ain't that comparing apples to
>>oranges? A more appropriate comparison would be the be200 to the
>>martin seamaster
>
>
> Thanks, for answering, but it looks like there is a big chance for Croatia
> to buy Be-200 for Fire fighting missions, so much about oranges and apples,
> and politics which does not know difference between fruits...
>
>
>

The modern equivalent to the Martin Seamaster would be the Beriev A-40
Mermaid :- http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/aircraft_pages/a-40.htm

The Be-200 is a civil machine designed for firefighting - or as a
general utility amphibian.

As such is is in the same class as the CL-415 - only bigger and better
:- http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/aircraft_pages/be-200.htm

Ken

Ken Duffey wrote:
>
> The modern equivalent to the Martin Seamaster would be the Beriev A-40
> Mermaid :- http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/aircraft_pages/a-40.htm
>
> The Be-200 is a civil machine designed for firefighting - or as a
> general utility amphibian.
>
> As such is is in the same class as the CL-415 - only bigger and better
> :- http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/aircraft_pages/be-200.htm

Bigger certainly, but the "better" bit depends on how the question is
asked. I say each is fairly well tailored to the conditions in which
their builders foresee them being used. I would be surprised if the
Be-200 would be as cheap to operate as the CL-415, especially in North
America; likewise, the CL-415 would probably be more expensive to
operate in Eastern Europe and Russia. It would also be interesting to
be able to compare mission availability.
--
Andrew Chaplin
SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
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Air Power Journal or Air International I think...

Does anybody has it???

Please scan and Email me.

I will be very greatful...Thanx...

You may find the answer at www.e-redstar.com. There is an interesting comparison between those two aircrafts.