Aircraft N8102R Photo

N8102R, 2005 Air Creation Tanarg, C/N: T05052

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N8102R, 2005 Air Creation Tanarg, c/n T05052, 2005 Air Creation USA TANARG, Rotax 912 100 Hp pusher, weight-shift control trike, Ballistic Recovery System, two-place, ignore wing markings, on final Rwy 04

2005 Air Creation USA TANARG, Rotax 912 100 Hp pusher, weight-shift control trike, Ballistic Recovery System, two-place, ignore wing markings, on final Rwy 04

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Photographer	Doug Robertson Contact More photos by Doug Robertson
Shot Date	2017-04-02
Airport	SZP Santa Paula Airport
Upload Date	2017-04-19
Views	172

EXIF Data

Camera Make	Canon
Camera Model	Canon EOS REBEL SL1
Shutter Speed	1/200 sec
Aperture	f/9
ISO	100
Focal Length	27 mm
Exposure Bias	0 EV
White Balance	Auto
Dimensions	2654 × 1769
Date Taken	2017-04-02 08:31:54

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N8102R @ SZP - 2005 Air Creation USA TANARG, Rotax 912 4 stroke pusher, Experimental class weight-shift control, two place tandem seating, panel, has Ballistic Recovery System, on Transient Ramp - by Doug Robertson

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N8102R @ SZP - 2005 Air Creation USA TANARG, Rotax 912 pusher, has Ballistic Recovery System. Ignore wing markings. Rotax 912 pusher, two tandem seats, landing roll Rwy 22. - by Doug Robertson

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N8102R @ SZP - 2005 Air Creation USA TANARG, Rotax 912 4 stroke, three blade pusher prop. Experimental class weight-shift control trike. - by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

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N8102R @ SZP - 2005 Air Creation USA TANARG, Rotax 912 4 stroke pusher, 2-place tandem seating, takeoff roll Rwy 22. Ignore wing markiings. - by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

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N8102R @ SZP - 2005 Air Creation USA TANARG, Rotax 912 pusher, Experimental class weight-shift control, two place tandem seating, spotting on ramp. Ignore wing markings. - by Doug Robertson

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