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Donauworth Australian NH90
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skrommenacker
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Donauworth Australian NH90
During my Holliday I paid a small visit to EADS Donauworth.
Thesse 2 Helicopters made my day.
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Andras
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Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
? You mean Austrian?
Greetz,
Greetz,
Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
Check the serial on the tail.... and the animal just to the right of the German test serial.... Australian it is!Andras wrote:? You mean Austrian?
Erwin
Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
No, he really means Australian, as you can see by the Kangoroo roundel, the serial, and the camouflage.
So really a very nice catch....
regards,
Michel
(Erwin was just a bit faster...
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So really a very nice catch....
regards,
Michel
(Erwin was just a bit faster...
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Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
Very nice catch indeed! (and good pics too) 
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Joris Heeren
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Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
Very nice catch Stephan! Could you check your original pic of the Australian MRH90 for the construction number? Should be painted on the tail just below the registration. Thanks!
MTIA,
Joris
MTIA,
Joris
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Andras
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Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
Ok, can someone explain me why they have a German roundel?
Gretzky,
Gretzky,
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Joris Heeren
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Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
The test flights are being performed under German military regulations, hence a mandatory German serial and roundel.Andras wrote:Ok, can someone explain me why they have a German roundel?
HTH,
Joris
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Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
Ok, i did not know of this, thanks for the info. Great catch in that case..lol (And still...)
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Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
You see the same with helicopters from the Westland Agusta factory in the United Kingdom (UK military serials) and helicopters from the Agusta factory in Italy (for instance the Dutch NH-90 which still flies with an Italian military serial).
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Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
He Joris,
Due to rotorblade-blur it is not possible to read the complete c/n, but the last two digits of three are . 34
Hope this helps.
Stephan
Very nice catch Stephan! Could you check your original pic of the Australian MRH90 for the construction number? Should be painted on the tail just below the registration. Thanks!
MTIA,
Joris
Due to rotorblade-blur it is not possible to read the complete c/n, but the last two digits of three are . 34
Hope this helps.
Stephan
Very nice catch Stephan! Could you check your original pic of the Australian MRH90 for the construction number? Should be painted on the tail just below the registration. Thanks!
MTIA,
Joris
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Hans van Herk
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Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
Are you sure on ..34?Due to rotorblade-blur it is not possible to read the complete c/n, but the last two digits of three are . 34
According to the information I have, however unconfirmed, the c/n is 1243.
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Re: Donauworth Australian NH90
The regs: German serial is 98+96; Australian will be A40-015 and c/n should be 1243/TAUA15 according to the database.
One picture, i takken last monday. Really great to see the one from Down Under here in Bavaria.
One picture, i takken last monday. Really great to see the one from Down Under here in Bavaria.