Aircraft G-ATJN — 1958 Jodel D-119 Photo at X5FB

G-ATJN, 1958 Jodel D-119, C/N: 863
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Aircraft G-ATJN, 1958 Jodel D-119, c/n 863, Built by Dormois and started life in 12/58 as F-PINZ originally as the one-off D125 with the Kaiser 4K 90 hp engine. It was re-engined with a C-90 in 4/63 to become a D119. It was exported to Britain in 8/65., at X5FB, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Built by Dormois and started life in 12/58 as F-PINZ originally as the one-off D125 with the Kaiser 4K 90 hp engine. It was re-engined with a C-90 in 4/63 to become a D119. It was exported to Britain in 8/65.
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Shot Date 2006-06-11
Airport X5FB
X5FB Airport
Upload Date 2010-08-05
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 20D
Shutter Speed 1/160 sec
Aperture f/9
ISO 100
Focal Length 72 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Average
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1026 × 684
Date Taken 2006-06-11 15:02:02
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Aircraft G-ATJN, 1958 Jodel D-119, c/n 863, Built by Dormois and started life in 12/58 as F-PINZ originally as the one-off D125 with the Kaiser 4K 90 hp engine. It was re-engined with a C-90 in 4/63 to become a D119. It was exported to Britain in 8/65., at X5FB, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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