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N62SC, 1987 Palmer Henry C SUNSHINECLIPPER, C/N: 1
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Aircraft N62SC, 1987 Palmer Henry C SUNSHINECLIPPER, c/n 1, 1987 Palmer Henry C SUNSHINECLIPPER, c/n: 1. Start with a 1948 Orlando Clipper 14 foot boat, then add a Continental C-85 and wings. It was flown from about 100 hours before being retired., at LAL, photo by Timothy Aanerud
1987 Palmer Henry C SUNSHINECLIPPER, c/n: 1. Start with a 1948 Orlando Clipper 14 foot boat, then add a Continental C-85 and wings. It was flown from about 100 hours before being retired.
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Shot Date 2021-04-17
Airport LAL
Lakeland Linder International Airport
Upload Date 2021-05-03
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Camera Make Apple
Camera Model iPhone 12 mini
Lens iPhone 12 mini back dual wide camera 4.2mm f/1.6
Shutter Speed 1/686 sec
Aperture f/1.6
ISO 32
Focal Length 4.2 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 4032 × 3024
Date Taken 2021-04-17 12:49:28
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Aircraft N62SC, On display at Sun N Fun 2010 - Lakeland, Florida., at LAL, photo by Bob Simmermon
Bob Simmermon
@ LAL
Aircraft N62SC, 2014 Sun n Fun, at KLAL, photo by MVAvery
MVAvery
@ KLAL
Aircraft N62SC, At 2012 Sun N Fun, at LAL, photo by Terry Fletcher
Terry Fletcher
@ LAL
Aircraft N62SC, Sunshineclipper, at KLAL, photo by Mark Pasqualino
Mark Pasqualino
@ KLAL
Aircraft N62SC, 2011 Sun n Fun - Lakeland , Florida, at LAL, photo by Terry Fletcher
Terry Fletcher
@ LAL
Aircraft N62SC, 1987 Palmer Henry C SUNSHINECLIPPER, c/n 1, 1987 Palmer Henry C SUNSHINECLIPPER, c/n: 1. Start with a 1948 Orlando Clipper 14 foot boat, then add a Continental C-85 and wings. It was flown from about 100 hours before being retired., at LAL, photo by Timothy Aanerud
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