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Thank you, yes the variety and amount of aircraft combined with excellent weather conditions (blue skies but not too high temperatures) makes this SW USA area one of the best spotting areas in the world (at least during the winter months).Basman wrote:Very nice report Joost, I like the mix of mil/civ and the choppers and bizzers in your report, we seem to have the same 'focus' (although I skip Robinsons).
Just a question, what is so sneaky about the two bizjets at Apple Valley? Both are registered to Classic Rotors Ramona, which is a helicopter museum at Ramona CA. Maybe they will trade these for choppers? The Lear is a former C-21A obviously.
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. I wonder what a rotor museum is going to do with these fixed wing aircraft. 
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