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#3434823 - 11/15/11 06:58 PM Re: Chinook update [Re: AD]
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No stencils or markings on the control unit of the M134D.

Detailed pics and info inbound via email AD.

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#3481232 - 12/25/11 06:08 PM Re: Chinook update [Re: WarHorsey]
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Probably not the correct model of the Chinook (Dutch 47D), but at least it's an entertaining clip with a few nice cockpit-shots....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vI5Mc-lDDI&feature=player_embedded

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#3485004 - 12/31/11 05:42 PM Re: Chinook update [Re: AD]
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I like that, thanks for posting.

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#3485016 - 12/31/11 06:12 PM Re: Chinook update [Re: AD]
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#3485084 - 12/31/11 08:05 PM Re: Chinook update [Re: AD]
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I liked that video as well, although I would question the decision to land the Chinook so close to the "enemy" vehicle. If it were laden with explosives, it could have easily ruined the -47 crew's day, not to mention all the soldiers inside.

Of course, I don't speak Dutch(?), so I may have missed the purpose of that exercise entirely, if so, color me embarrassed. scuse_me
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#3485391 - 01/01/12 09:21 AM Re: Chinook update [Re: Raptor9]
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Originally Posted By: Raptor9
... may have missed the purpose of that exercise entirely,...
It's indeed Dutch. The exercise was to block the vehicle and capture four important figures. Since people "high-up" have others brainwashed to blow themselves up, there was probably a very low chance of active explosives. Grenades would have been a possibility though.

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#3485884 - 01/02/12 08:05 AM Re: Chinook update [Re: WarHorsey]
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Originally Posted By: WarHorsey
G'day Cat,

Not entirely sure which knob you're talking about so I'll give you a few and hopefully catch the one you mean.



A - Circular knob which rotates left/right and sprung loaded to center is the pilot control for 'hoist in/out', that's the old winch/hoist which comes out of the right side heater closet and can be rigged to winch through the center hatch, not the newer external hoist you see mounted outside the right crew station.

B - 5 position knob to select which cargo hooks (fwd, center, aft, tandem, all) are opened when the cargo release is activated.

C - 3 position switch (off, on, emerg) to enable hydraulic power to the rear cargo ramp or enable the emergency pilot ramp controls on the same panel.

D - The actual FADEC control panel forward of the ECLs.

If your ride was in the 80s I'm guessing the aircraft was fitted with the older 712 engines which didn't have FADEC, Can't remember what switches were in front of the ECLs where the FADEC panel is now, it's been a while.

Cheers,

- Horsey


Hey, that makes sense! It would have been "C" that came off, now that I think about it. We were helocasting off the back ramp and the right-hand pilot broke that knob off right after they dropped the ramp when we were approaching the drop zone.

Thanks! I've always wondered what that control did.

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#3537693 - 03/13/12 11:14 AM Re: Chinook update [Re: AD]
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Getting back into the swing of things with some general purpose polishing of the CH-47's internals


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#3537827 - 03/13/12 03:22 PM Re: Chinook update [Re: AD]
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Awesome! thumbsup
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#3537937 - 03/13/12 06:14 PM Re: Chinook update [Re: AD]
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We've seen apache gameplay vids, can you make one with chinook?

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