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N9078E, 1946 Aeronca 11AC Chief, C/N: 11AC-710
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Aircraft N9078E, 1946 Aeronca 11AC Chief, c/n 11AC-710, 78E & Champ 93E doing 360s (8K feet level) to gain altitude needed to get over the Sierras. Aeroncas are very good planes, but with 65hp, they are not eager climbers. There was not any lift from Mother Nature so the Aeroncas had to do it on their own., photo by S B J
78E & Champ 93E doing 360s (8K feet level) to gain altitude needed to get over the Sierras. Aeroncas are very good planes, but with 65hp, they are not eager climbers. There was not any lift from Mother Nature so the Aeroncas had to do it on their own.
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Shot Date 1984-06-09
Upload Date 2014-11-21
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Aircraft N9078E, 78E with 69B flying south on the way back to Tracy,Ca after another great flight. Photo plane was Cessna 180 (a superb platform) N2935C., photo by S B J
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Aircraft N9078E, 78E when it was based at Gustine airport in California., at 3O1, photo by S B J
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@ 3O1
Aircraft N9078E, 78E near Seattle,Wa. flying south on the way back home to Calif. after a year at Port Townsend,Wa. 78E always seemed to fly better and faster when heading home., photo by S B J
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Aircraft N9078E, 78E with 48Z & 59X at Tracy. Found 3 planes to be a bit much., at TCY, photo by S B J
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@ TCY
Aircraft N9078E, 78E doing a fly by in 1978.78E spent many hours flying in & around the mts seen in the distance, landing on many dirt runways there-some easy-some not.Fantastic time back then!! I for one sure miss those days., at Q59, photo by S B J
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@ Q59
Aircraft N9078E, 1946 Aeronca 11AC Chief, c/n 11AC-710, 78E & Champ 93E doing 360s (8K feet level) to gain altitude needed to get over the Sierras. Aeroncas are very good planes, but with 65hp, they are not eager climbers. There was not any lift from Mother Nature so the Aeroncas had to do it on their own., photo by S B J
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