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A few Idaho strips in a 206

Does this belong to anyone here? Fun video. I like the helmets. Looks like Allison Ranch, Mackay Bar, and that last one... maybe Simonds?

http://www.vimeo.com/5430907

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Re: A few Idaho strips in a 206

Isn't that the 206 McCall's uses for instruction?
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Re: A few Idaho strips in a 206

That is a good video. The last landing was great!
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Re: A few Idaho strips in a 206

Looks like missionary training for MAF. Nice video..
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Re: A few Idaho strips in a 206

That is a Mission Aviation 206 out of Nampa.
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Re: A few Idaho strips in a 206

why the mirror on the right wing? Some views had a "V" brace and some did not. I'd guess one was of the planes was a 210?
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Re: A few Idaho strips in a 206

patrol guy wrote:why the mirror on the right wing? Some views had a "V" brace and some did not. I'd guess one was of the planes was a 210?


Double make sure the cargo pod doors are closed?
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patrol guy wrote:why the mirror on the right wing? Some views had a "V" brace and some did not. I'd guess one was of the planes was a 210?


Great video! Why the mirror? (I'm guessing it's to make absolutely sure the prop is clear at start up.)
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whynotfly wrote:
patrol guy wrote:why the mirror on the right wing? Some views had a "V" brace and some did not. I'd guess one was of the planes was a 210?


Great video! Why the mirror? (I'm guessing it's to make absolutely sure the prop is clear at start up.)


To make sure the the tow bar isn't attached? :shock: :lol:
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Re: A few Idaho strips in a 206

Maybe it is on amphibs part of the year?

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Re: A few Idaho strips in a 206

Doin the N number search for this plane it shows: Airworthiness Certificate Type : Experimental
Approved Operations : To show compliance with FAR

Wonder why :?:
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Re: A few Idaho strips in a 206

The last airstrip is Yellow Pine Bar - a private airstrip located on the salmon, upriver from Wilson Bar. There are a string of private strips up there.

I've updated this airstrip at shortfield.com
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