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N636X, 1952 Martin 404, C/N: 14135
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Aircraft N636X, 1952 Martin 404, c/n 14135, 1952 Martin 404, c/n: 14135 a wonderful sight at Planes of Fame , Valle AZ - only the second of the type I have ever seen, at 40G, photo by Terry Fletcher
1952 Martin 404, c/n: 14135 a wonderful sight at Planes of Fame , Valle AZ - only the second of the type I have ever seen
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Shot Date 2011-06-05
Airport 40G
Valle Airport
Upload Date 2011-06-15
Views 585
EXIF Data
Camera Make SONY
Camera Model DSC-H2
Shutter Speed 1/800 sec
Aperture f/5.6
ISO 80
Focal Length 6.3 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1434 × 996
Date Taken 2011-06-05 13:17:15
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Aircraft N636X, Martin 404 at the Planes of Fame Air Museum, Valle AZ, at 40G, photo by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
@ 40G
Aircraft N636X, The aircraft is now located just north of Williams, Arizona. It was delivered to TWA on July 16, 1952, registered as N40429., at 40G, photo by Dave Turpie
Dave Turpie
@ 40G
Aircraft N636X, Martin 404 at the Planes of Fame Air Museum, Valle AZ, at 40G, photo by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
@ 40G
Aircraft N636X, Martin 4-0-4: two 2,400 hp P&W R-2800-CB-16 piston radial recips, Span: 93'3.5", Length: 74'7", Gross weight: 44,900 lbs, Cruise speed: 276 mph at 18,000 ft., Range: 310 miles with max payload. Accommodation: crew of two and 40-52 passengers., at CMA, photo by Dean Heald
Dean Heald
@ CMA
Aircraft N636X, Grand Canyon Valle Aiport Hidden History Museum, at VLE, photo by Micha Lueck
Micha Lueck
@ VLE
Aircraft N636X, 1952 Martin 404, c/n 14135, 1952 Martin 404, c/n: 14135 a wonderful sight at Planes of Fame , Valle AZ - only the second of the type I have ever seen, at 40G, photo by Terry Fletcher
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