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April 6th 10, 03:24 AM
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Mystery instrument panel - was: Help please
I'm posting this again because it has still not been identified. Could
this be the first aviation item to baffle the gurus in this NG?? From the previous thread I think we would have to agree that it is not a glider, or a relatively high performance fighter type of that era, or a chopper (wrong instruments). Also, I think it would have to be single pilot and probably single engine. I know it is not a Link Trainer - were there any other "simulators" around then? The instruments are of American manufacture and they were last overhauled by Kingsford Smith Aviation, Bankstown (Sydney, NSW) in 1969. Any further ideas? -- Mike Mackenzie (AVCOM Services) Brisbane, AUSTRALIA Remove "XYZ" from the "Reply to" address when responding by email. 
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