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N116RP, Parker Alienair 1, c/n PS1, 2007 Parker ALIENAIR 1 one-off, Toyota Superturbo 290 Hp, triple shaft-drive transmission, triple ducted fans rotorcraft, retractible landing gear, has taxied under power, but still has still not flown as of photo date, now painted

2007 Parker ALIENAIR 1 one-off, Toyota Superturbo 290 Hp, triple shaft-drive transmission, triple ducted fans rotorcraft, retractible landing gear, has taxied under power, but still has still not flown as of photo date, now painted

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Photo Info

Photographer	Doug Robertson Contact More photos by Doug Robertson
Shot Date	2009-08-22
Airport	CMA Camarillo Airport
Upload Date	2009-09-04
Views	3,041

EXIF Data

Camera Make	Canon
Camera Model	Canon PowerShot A720 IS
Shutter Speed	1/1250 sec
Aperture	f/4
ISO	80
Focal Length	6.4 mm
Exposure Bias	0 EV
White Balance	Auto
Dimensions	1600 × 1200
Date Taken	2009-08-22 11:31:26

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N116RP @ CMA - 2007 Parker ALIENAIR 1, one-off, Toyota Superturbo racing engine 290 Hp, triple-shaft drive transmission to triple ducted fans rotorcraft, retractable gear, not yet flown-questions???. FAA Registration status-has EXPIRED. - by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

@ CMA

N116RP @ CMA - 2007 Parker ALIENAIR 1, one-off, Toyota Superturbo triple-drive shaft transmission, triple ducted fans rotorcraft, retractable gear, taxied but still not flown above few inches?, data - by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

@ CMA

N116RP @ CMA - 2007 Parker ALIENAIR 1 one-off, Toyota Superturbo racing engine 290 Hp, triple ducted fans, construction photo documentation & engineering data, Experimental class - by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

@ CMA

N116RP @ CMA - 2007 Parker ALIENAIR 1 one-off, Toyota Superturbo racing engine 290 Hp, triple ducted fans, forward fan with control surfaces, roots of canard, cockpit behind, Experimental class - by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

@ CMA

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