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N237AC, 1970 Erickson S-64F Skycrane, C/N: 64095
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Aircraft N237AC, 1970 Erickson S-64F Skycrane, c/n 64095, The hovering snorkel pump cage has to be submerged in the water source to operate efficiently, a minimum water depth of 18 inches is required for hover-fill operations, 45 secs to fill 2650 gal tank, at SEE, photo by Helicopterfriend
The hovering snorkel pump cage has to be submerged in the water source to operate efficiently, a minimum water depth of 18 inches is required for hover-fill operations, 45 secs to fill 2650 gal tank
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Shot Date 2011-10-11
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Gillespie Fld Airport
Upload Date 2011-10-12
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Aircraft N237AC, Flaring to slow down approaching the area of taxiway Bravo2, at SEE, photo by Helicopterfriend
Helicopterfriend
@ SEE
Aircraft N237AC, Settling down on runway 35 near taxiway Bravo2, at SEE, photo by Helicopterfriend
Helicopterfriend
@ SEE
Aircraft N237AC, N237AC at Gateway airport, at KIWA, photo by Ehud Gavron
Ehud Gavron
@ KIWA
Aircraft N237AC, Eirkson Skycrane at Perot Field - Fort Worth, TX, at AFW, photo by Zane Adams
Zane Adams
@ AFW
Aircraft N237AC, On final to runway 35, at SEE, photo by Helicopterfriend
Helicopterfriend
@ SEE
Aircraft N237AC, 1970 Erickson S-64F Skycrane, c/n 64095, The hovering snorkel pump cage has to be submerged in the water source to operate efficiently, a minimum water depth of 18 inches is required for hover-fill operations, 45 secs to fill 2650 gal tank, at SEE, photo by Helicopterfriend
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