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N814CL, 1945 Douglas DC-3C (C-47B-50-DK), C/N: 34370

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Photo ID: AC917364

N814CL, 1945 Douglas DC-3C (C-47B-50-DK) C/N 34370, Early morning view of ramp from top of balloon tether lines. Looking down on Clay Lacy's DC3.

Early morning view of ramp from top of balloon tether lines. Looking down on Clay Lacy's DC3.

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Photographer: Peggy Watson-Meinke
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Shot Date: 2013-08-18
Airport: CMA
Camarillo Airport
Upload Date: 2013-08-29
Views: 238

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Device Manufacturer: Apple
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Shot Time: 2013:08:18 09:51:11
Original Image Size: 2448 x 3264 pixels
Exposure Time: 1/1938 sec
F Number: f/2.4
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ISO Speed: 50
Focal Length: 4.13 mm
Flash: No Flash
Exposure Mode: 0
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  • N814CL @ BFI - This DC-3 of Clay Lacy Aviation is painted in United colors and is a popular guest at airshows and other aviation arrangements. Here on display at the Boeing Field Museum of Flight, May 2004. - by Andreas Mowinckel by Andreas Mowinckel @ BFI
  • N814CL @ KCMA - 2010 CAMARILLO AIRSHOW - by Todd Royer by Todd Royer @ KCMA
  • N814CL @ KCMA - Camarillo Airshow 2008 - by Todd Royer by Todd Royer @ KCMA
  • N814CL @ CMA - Clay Lacy's 1945 Douglas DC-3C in livery of United Airlines 'Mainliner O'Connor', two P&W R-1830-92 14 cylinder radials 1,200 Hp each. Clay has over 50,000 hours PIC flight time - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson @ CMA
  • N814CL @ CMA - 1945 Douglas DC-3C, two P&W 1830s; Clay Lacy's DC-3 in livery of United Airlines 'Mainliner O'Connor', Clay holds the record of more flight hours than anyone else in the world-EXCEPT for that Russian test pilot with over 60,000 hours. - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson @ CMA