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C-GCWL, 1942 Westland Lysander IIIA, C/N: 1202
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Aircraft C-GCWL, 1942 Westland Lysander IIIA, c/n 1202, Engine closeup-note the exposed rockers and valve springs; there are 72 sets of ball bearins, 45 grease fittings, and 63 oil-soaked felt pads in the valvetrain (typical British design), at CYHM, photo by Jim Uber
Engine closeup-note the exposed rockers and valve springs; there are 72 sets of ball bearins, 45 grease fittings, and 63 oil-soaked felt pads in the valvetrain (typical British design)
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Shot Date 2009-07-03
Airport CYHM
John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport, Hamilton Canada
Upload Date 2009-07-04
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EXIF Data
Camera Make FUJIFILM
Camera Model FinePix S9000
Shutter Speed 1/60 sec
Aperture f/3.6
ISO 200
Focal Length 14 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 3488 × 2616
Date Taken 2009-07-03 13:22:25
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Aircraft C-GCWL, Rick explains the importance of having the horizontal stabilizer set in T/O position ( a ground crewman must verify this), at CYHM, photo by Jim Uber
Jim Uber
@ CYHM
Aircraft C-GCWL, Canadian Car and Foundry LYSANDER, c/n: 2363, at OSH, photo by Timothy Aanerud
Timothy Aanerud
@ OSH
Aircraft C-GCWL, view from above, at CYHM, photo by olivier Cortot
olivier Cortot
@ CYHM
Aircraft C-GCWL, Proud test pilot; Note the deployed slat just next to his head- there are two sets of slats, that seem to function independently, at CYHM, photo by Jim Uber
Jim Uber
@ CYHM
Aircraft C-GCWL, Crewman is dwarfed by the beast-it has 50' wings, 870 HP, and a 12'6" prop- a real "Piper Cub on Steroids", at CYHM, photo by Jim Uber
Jim Uber
@ CYHM
Aircraft C-GCWL, 1942 Westland Lysander IIIA, c/n 1202, Engine closeup-note the exposed rockers and valve springs; there are 72 sets of ball bearins, 45 grease fittings, and 63 oil-soaked felt pads in the valvetrain (typical British design), at CYHM, photo by Jim Uber
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