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N8096U, 1993 Beech C90A King Air, C/N: LJ-1326
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Aircraft N8096U, 1993 Beech C90A King Air, c/n LJ-1326, A local 1993 Beechcraft C90B King Air taxing back to its hangar at Reid Hillview Airport, CA., at KRHV, photo by Chris Leipelt
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A local 1993 Beechcraft C90B King Air taxing back to its hangar at Reid Hillview Airport, CA.
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Shot Date 2015-04-21
Airport KRHV
Reid-hillview Of Santa Clara County Airport
Upload Date 2015-06-20
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Panasonic
Camera Model DMC-FZ35
Shutter Speed 1/640 sec
Aperture f/4.5
ISO 80
Focal Length 41.2 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 3650 × 2847
Date Taken 2015-04-21 15:44:18
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Aircraft N8096U, A locally based 1993 King Air C90B at Reid Hillview Airport, CA, at KRHV, photo by Chris Leipelt
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Aircraft N8096U, Locally-based 1993 Beechcraft King Air C90A with brand new G600's at Reid Hillview Airport, San Jose, CA., at KRHV, photo by Chris Leipelt
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Aircraft N8096U, Locally-based 1993 Beechcraft King Air C90 taxing out for departure at Reid Hillview Airport, San Jose, CA., at KRHV, photo by Chris Leipelt
Chris Leipelt
@ KRHV
Aircraft N8096U, A 1993 Beechcraft King Air C90B taxing out and getting ready to depart Reid Hillview Airport, CA., at KRHV, photo by Chris Leipelt
Chris Leipelt
@ KRHV
Aircraft N8096U, 1993 Beech C90A King Air, c/n LJ-1326, A local 1993 Beechcraft C90B King Air taxing back to its hangar at Reid Hillview Airport, CA., at KRHV, photo by Chris Leipelt
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