Ekranoplan Harrier

[Dallas]

Amazing new photos of this deteriorating old hull in the Caspian Sea:
http://igor113.livejournal.com/51213.html

42°52'54?N, 47°39'24?E on Google Earth

[Jacques[_2_]]

What a monster!

I will take 2 to go with ketchup. Please!!!

Jacques


"Dallas" > wrote in message
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> Amazing new photos of this deteriorating old hull in the Caspian Sea:
> http://igor113.livejournal.com/51213.html
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> 42°52'54?N, 47°39'24?E on Google Earth
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[Herman]

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> Amazing new photos of this deteriorating old hull in the Caspian Sea:
> http://igor113.livejournal.com/51213.html
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> 42°52'54?N, 47°39'24?E on Google Earth
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Wasn't this the "Caspian Sea Monster" ?

[Clairbear]

"Dallas" > wrote in
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> Amazing new photos of this deteriorating old hull in the Caspian Sea:
> http://igor113.livejournal.com/51213.html
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> 42°52'54?N, 47°39'24?E on Google Earth
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GOGGLE EARTH CANNOT FIND THE CORIDINATES YOU POSTED

[Wayne Paul]

"Clairbear" > wrote in message ...
> "Dallas" > wrote in
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>> Amazing new photos of this deteriorating old hull in the Caspian Sea:
>> http://igor113.livejournal.com/51213.html
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>> 42°52'54?N, 47°39'24?E on Google Earth
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> GOGGLE EARTH CANNOT FIND THE CORIDINATES YOU POSTED

Try 42°52'54"N, 47°39'24"E

Wayne
http://tinyurl.com/N990-6F

[Herman]

Or simply scroll tothe Caspian Sea and zoom in on the west coast until city
names appear.
Look for Kaspyisk and zoom in on that city.
The ekranoplan Lun (russian name) will quickly jump into view.


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"Clairbear" > wrote in message
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> "Dallas" > wrote in
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>> Amazing new photos of this deteriorating old hull in the Caspian Sea:
>> http://igor113.livejournal.com/51213.html
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>> 42°52'54?N, 47°39'24?E on Google Earth
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> GOGGLE EARTH CANNOT FIND THE CORIDINATES YOU POSTED

Try 42°52'54"N, 47°39'24"E

Wayne
http://tinyurl.com/N990-6F

[Mike[_26_]]

this was retrieved from google earth all I did was removed the question
marks in the latitude and longitude
"Clairbear" > wrote in message
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> "Dallas" > wrote in
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>> Amazing new photos of this deteriorating old hull in the Caspian Sea:
>> http://igor113.livejournal.com/51213.html
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>> 42°52'54?N, 47°39'24?E on Google Earth
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> GOGGLE EARTH CANNOT FIND THE CORIDINATES YOU POSTED

[Dave Speeking[_2_]]

Replace each question mark with zero and it will find a spot a few hundred
yards
south-south west of the machine in the picture.




"Mike" > wrote in message
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> this was retrieved from google earth all I did was removed the question
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>> "Dallas" > wrote in
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>>> Amazing new photos of this deteriorating old hull in the Caspian Sea:
>>> http://igor113.livejournal.com/51213.html
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>>> 42°52'54?N, 47°39'24?E on Google Earth
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>> GOGGLE EARTH CANNOT FIND THE CORIDINATES YOU POSTED
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[Dingo[_4_]]

I wonder what the other kite is [arrowed]
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Dingo

"Mike" > wrote in message
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> this was retrieved from google earth all I did was removed the question
> marks in the latitude and longitude
> "Clairbear" > wrote in message
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>> "Dallas" > wrote in
>> m:
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>>> Amazing new photos of this deteriorating old hull in the Caspian Sea:
>>> http://igor113.livejournal.com/51213.html
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>>> 42°52'54?N, 47°39'24?E on Google Earth
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>> GOGGLE EARTH CANNOT FIND THE CORIDINATES YOU POSTED
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[Dave D]

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> I wonder what the other kite is [arrowed]
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> Dingo
It is another ekranoplan form. Named "Orlenok" I believe. They built several
including "Lun", "Spasatelx", and Orlenok. Three were actually put into
service but they weren't of the "Lun" class. Google ekranoplan - there are
quite a few sites with some good info on the Soviet's Wing In Ground Effect
planes....Some tech data also. There are a couple of good ones in Russian,
if you can read that....

DaveD

[Dingo[_4_]]

"Dave D" > wrote in message
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>> I wonder what the other kite is [arrowed]
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>> Dingo
> It is another ekranoplan form. Named "Orlenok" I believe. They built
> several including "Lun", "Spasatelx", and Orlenok. Three were actually put
> into service but they weren't of the "Lun" class. Google ekranoplan -
> there are quite a few sites with some good info on the Soviet's Wing In
> Ground Effect planes....Some tech data also. There are a couple of good
> ones in Russian, if you can read that....
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> DaveD

Many thanx, Dave D, I shall have to get Googling ;~)
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Dingo