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Dan Nickens - Sep 01,2007
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Yeah, that's nice, Don, but the Smithsonian obviously thinks that the signature SeaRey is flown by Professor Maxwell. (See link to image.)
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Don Maxwell - Sep 01,2007
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Thanks, Dan--but your link is to the museum's “Become a Pilot Family Day and Aviation Display,” this past June. My link is to the magazine, where McKenzie's SeaRey gets top billing.
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Don Maxwell - Sep 01,2007
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The article is about the new Sport Pilot certificate and Light Sport airplanes. There are 10 photos. It begins with a two-page spread, divided into four parts. The SeaRey photo occupies the top half of the right-hand page, with text below it. The title is top left, with another photo below it. So the SeaRey has the power position. The caption is: 'Sport pilots who choose to build the SeaRey kitplane (opposite) can take off from and set down on both land and water.'
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