CBFS SPOTTER
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
I'm fairly confident that I've got both of them. I'm just waiting for Mike to dash my hopes and tell me I'm wrong.
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I must start by apologising for wrongly replying that the bottom half was not a Hawk
Obviously the page flipped as I put the book on the scanner, and I scanned the Hawk 200 instead of the intended Sea Harrier
You lot know more than I do, evidently
I have been distracted by my domain being off line for several days, but that's really no excuse
So, who got diamonds?
Pete (Motormouse), Keith (Dev One), Kevin Farnell, PeteP, Ben (TSR2).

Gold to Mick (woody901) for his second entry.

To those who need to know,
Manufacturer = BAe
Top = Jetstream 41
Bottom = Hawk 200
Thanks to All

Obviously the page flipped as I put the book on the scanner, and I scanned the Hawk 200 instead of the intended Sea Harrier


You lot know more than I do, evidently

I have been distracted by my domain being off line for several days, but that's really no excuse

So, who got diamonds?
Pete (Motormouse), Keith (Dev One), Kevin Farnell, PeteP, Ben (TSR2).

Gold to Mick (woody901) for his second entry.

To those who need to know,
Manufacturer = BAe
Top = Jetstream 41
Bottom = Hawk 200
Thanks to All

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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
I was sure it was a Hawk, but I didn't think the 200 had the pitot tube as shown in the drawing. 

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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
Yep, I made the same point to Mike.
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Happy to hear that, Ben
DaveG, there's an actual photo of it on the double page which shows the tube/probe. I've had a look at some other photos, and it looks like those with a cranked refuelling probe don't have the one on the nose, while those without that refueller do have it.

DaveG, there's an actual photo of it on the double page which shows the tube/probe. I've had a look at some other photos, and it looks like those with a cranked refuelling probe don't have the one on the nose, while those without that refueller do have it.
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER
I don't think it's that straightforward, Mike. Just out of interest, how many seats does the aircraft in your photo have?
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22-07-22
After that 15-07 schemozzle, I have the audacity to present another:
After that 15-07 schemozzle, I have the audacity to present another:
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It's a single seat, Pete.
EDIT SECOND EDIT
Yes, the 2 seaters also have the little probe, but don't seem to have the cranked refueller either.
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