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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Feb 11, 2010
Description:
Lot's of the white stuff here in Princeton. Dug out on Sunday, and again today.
Date Taken:
Feb 11, 2010
Place Taken:
39N Princeton
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Category:
10, Just Fun Seaplanes,
290, WinterOpportunities
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Eric Batterman - Feb 11,2010
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Here's a murphy rebel that isn't going anywhere (for sale for a few years now). Also a bunch of planes aimed skyward, but going nowhere. Paul (#1 son) testing for low wing snow clearance (about the same for the sponsons)
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Clearance testing
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Dave Lima - Feb 12,2010
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I think you actually have more snow than we do, however, ours will last longer...unfortunately.
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Don Maxwell - Feb 12,2010
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Eric, it looks like you got more snow than we did. Firmer, too, judging by Paul's position.<br /><br />It would be interesting to watch those airplanes tilt up and down. Do they do it graaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadually, or do they all of a sudden go whomp?
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Kenneth Leonard - Feb 12,2010
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There were a number of Jet aircraft at Dulles in the hangers that collapsed from snow load. They were standing on their tails also. Citations and larger. Ouch.
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Eric Batterman - Feb 12,2010
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Don, Unless the snow comes down with sudden 'whump!' I would guess they slowly tilt back. Of course wind gusts could come into play too. Here's another cool pic. Heli nose down going up, cessna nose up going nowhere.
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