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Ercouping in Alaska (FSX)


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First screenies from my new compu. First flight of the Erco (Engineering and Research Company) Ercoupe was in 1937. Beautiful little bird. (ofcourse I had to use a floatable one) There's still a lot to install and to "refine", but I'm airborn again!

 

Freeware Ercoupe for FSX

Orbx scenery

Freeware HDE-V2 clouds

 

A short flight in Alaska, near Anette Island.

 

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The landing in the reply****

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Looking good Jan! Let's hope your new computer is more reliable. We missed your cheery disposition. :rolleyes:

 

Here are a couple of nice Ercoupe shots I took at a small airshow last summer. :pilot: -- Bob

 

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And your water landings. :p;) Wait a minute, I gotta check my screenshots folder, those shots look alot like mine. :mad:

 

Just kidding Jan, don't go getting all spun up on me now. :D Your puter is doing one heck of a job buddy, your shots look sensational! :)

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Not every day you see a low wing GA float plane. Don't recall seeing that before. Great sets of shots. I had to put on my sun glasses to look at that bright plane Bob posted. Good luck getting your new computer tuned in. Jim
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Jan this is absolutely amazing, the set of shots is typically your awesome style and the Ercoupe is and amazing aircraft too from 1937, it looks so much like a post WW2 model, like the Cessna 170 and its ilk, so it is ahead of its time. thank you for sharing. best wishes... :pilot: :cool: :cool: :cool:

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Not so fast, young man! For the record....great shots of a fantastic little aircraft!:cool: I've seen wheels, I've seen pontoons. Now for some skis and a nice downhill landing on the Matterhorn, if you please;) Yo-de-lay-ee-hooo!

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As a former Ercoupe owner (N99462) with several hundred hours and several thousand miles on her, I appreciate Jan's post, although I never saw the float version. The twin fuselage version did exist, a one off, that was seen at airshows for a while, but it has been reported that little was accomplished by the addition of the second fuselage. Nice shots, Jan, nice water landing for a change!
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I don't know, can't see my face, but probably. unfortunately I have very few pictures of me in that cockpit. That's on a grass strip in southern Florida... there were lots of those back then. But that's my airplane, for sure, for sure! Boy, oh boy was she fum!
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