Aircraft N5339 Photo

N5339, 1928 Boeing 40C, C/N: 1043

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N5339, 1928 Boeing 40C, c/n 1043, 1928 Boeing B 40C Airliner, original P&W 420 Hp Wasp replaced by 600 Hp Wasp derated to 525 Hp with CS prop for safe short field ops, rear cabin communications with pilot

1928 Boeing B 40C Airliner, original P&W 420 Hp Wasp replaced by 600 Hp Wasp derated to 525 Hp with CS prop for safe short field ops, rear cabin communications with pilot

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Photographer	Doug Robertson Contact More photos by Doug Robertson
Shot Date	2009-05-19
Airport	SZP Santa Paula Airport
Upload Date	2009-05-20
Views	583

EXIF Data

Camera Make	Canon
Camera Model	Canon PowerShot A720 IS
Shutter Speed	1/60 sec
Aperture	f/3.2
ISO	80
Focal Length	5.8 mm
Exposure Bias	0 EV
Metering Mode	Pattern
White Balance	Auto
Dimensions	1600 × 1200
Date Taken	2009-05-19 17:14:40

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N5339 @ SZP - 1928 Boeing B 40C Airliner, original P&W 420 Hp Wasp replaced by 600 Hp Wasp derated to 525 Hp with CS prop for safe short field ops, adjustable incidence horizontal stabilizer - by Doug Robertson

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N5339 @ SZP - 1928 Boeing B 40C Airliner, original P&W 420 Hp Wasp replaced by 600 Hp Wasp derated to 525 Hp with CS prop for safe short field ops, lower wing recessed, hinged landing light (each wing) - by Doug Robertson

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N5339 @ SZP - 1928 Boeing B 40C Airliner, original P&W 420 Hp Wasp replaced by 600 Hp Wasp derated to 525 Hp with CS prop for safe short field ops, arrival field overflight-cruise speed 115 mph at 1,800 rpm, 3,000'. Crowd has anticipated this historic visitor all day. - by Doug Robertson

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N5339 @ SZP - 1928 Boeing B 40C Airliner, original P&W 420 Hp Wasp replaced by 600 Hp Wasp derated to 525 Hp with CS prop for safe short field ops, rebuilt over eight year period, the builder called it 'eating an elephant one bite at a time.' - by Doug Robertson

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