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N418WZ, Yuneec E430, C/N: YN-E430-0004
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Aircraft N418WZ, Yuneec E430, c/n YN-E430-0004, Just arrived at Cable, still packed Yuneec is a light aircraft with a wingspan of 45.2 ft and it brings into use a 54hp brushless motor to carry it aloft for a duration of three hours, depending on the configuration of the battery of course., at CCB, photo by Helicopterfriend
Just arrived at Cable, still packed Yuneec is a light aircraft with a wingspan of 45.2 ft and it brings into use a 54hp brushless motor to carry it aloft for a duration of three hours, depending on the configuration of the battery of course.
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Shot Date 2010-09-12
Airport CCB
Cable Airport
Upload Date 2010-09-12
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EXIF Data
Camera Make SONY
Camera Model DSC-HX1
Shutter Speed 1/60 sec
Aperture f/3.2
ISO 125
Focal Length 8.3 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1024 × 768
Date Taken 2010-09-12 11:18:04
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Aircraft N418WZ, Starting to come together. Has to be ready by Thursday for FAA flight testing, at CCB, photo by Helicopterfriend
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@ CCB
Aircraft N418WZ, Quietly rolling out, at CCB, photo by Helicopterfriend
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@ CCB
Aircraft N418WZ, Permission to enter the runway, at CCB, photo by Helicopterfriend
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@ CCB
Aircraft N418WZ, Turning base, at CCB, photo by Helicopterfriend
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@ CCB
Aircraft N418WZ, Where BRS chute is launched from, at CCB, photo by Helicopterfriend
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@ CCB
Aircraft N418WZ, Yuneec E430, c/n YN-E430-0004, Just arrived at Cable, still packed Yuneec is a light aircraft with a wingspan of 45.2 ft and it brings into use a 54hp brushless motor to carry it aloft for a duration of three hours, depending on the configuration of the battery of course., at CCB, photo by Helicopterfriend
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