Aircraft N74189 Photo

N74189, 1941 Boeing PT-17/R985 Kaydet (A75N1), C/N: 75-717
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Aircraft N74189, 1941 Boeing PT-17/R985 Kaydet (A75N1), c/n 75-717, Fitting the "long range" tank to Stearman PT-17 at Fishburn Airfield, July 2011., at X5FB, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Fitting the "long range" tank to Stearman PT-17 at Fishburn Airfield, July 2011.
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Shot Date 2011-07-31
Airport X5FB
X5FB Airport
Upload Date 2011-08-25
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed 1/250 sec
Aperture f/11
ISO 200
Focal Length 41 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1024 × 683
Date Taken 2011-07-31 14:53:06
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Aircraft N74189, Boeing PT-17/R985 at Fishburn Airfield, UK. April 5th 2014., at X5FB, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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Malcolm Clarke
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Aircraft N74189, Boeing PT-17 Kaydet, on a refueling stop at Fishburn Airfield, July 31st 2011., at X5FB, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Malcolm Clarke
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Aircraft N74189, Team Guinot (deux/2) taxing to departure., at EGFH, photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
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Henk Geerlings
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Aircraft N74189, 1941 Boeing PT-17/R985 Kaydet (A75N1), c/n 75-717, Fitting the "long range" tank to Stearman PT-17 at Fishburn Airfield, July 2011., at X5FB, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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