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![]() This profile shot made the Alpha-Jet look a bit weird. Vertical Chines? Canards? Air-brakes? WTF? And that hambuger fork? Weird placement if they're pitots. Maybe a .50 cal Slingshot? Can anyone venture a guess? If needed, take another look at Mitchell Holman's original post for a larger view. |
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Jess Lurkin wrote in :
This profile shot made the Alpha-Jet look a bit weird. Vertical Chines? Canards? Air-brakes? WTF? And that hambuger fork? Weird placement if they're pitots. Maybe a .50 cal Slingshot? Can anyone venture a guess? If needed, take another look at Mitchell Holman's original post for a larger view. |
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Jess Lurkin wrote in :
Jess Lurkin wrote in : This profile shot made the Alpha-Jet look a bit weird. OK, it looks like they are airbrakes, but smaller versions than the hardened military versions I found on google. I guess weight differential determined size. BUT - couldn't find any other image of the hamburger fork. |
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On 03/11/2014 19:54, Jess Lurkin wrote:
This profile shot made the Alpha-Jet look a bit weird. Vertical Chines? Canards? Air-brakes? WTF? And that hambuger fork? Weird placement if they're pitots. Maybe a .50 cal Slingshot? They are indeed airbrakes in your blue box. The yellow oval shows the rams that have pushed them out. I'll now look for a pic of them here. |
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On 04/11/2014 19:10, RustY © wrote:
I'll now look for a pic of them here. And, here is one showing the brakes deployed. |
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On 04/11/2014 19:17, RustY © wrote:
On 04/11/2014 19:10, RustY © wrote: I'll now look for a pic of them here. And, here is one showing the brakes deployed. And a better shot......... |
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On 04/11/2014 19:26, RustY © wrote:
And a better shot......... And here's one of those actual Alpha Jets in that rather strange ASAS colour scheme. From WIKI The Asas De Portugal (Wings of Portugal) is a flight demonstration team created in 1977 integrated with Esquadra 103 (103 Squadron) of the Portuguese Air Force. They are Portugal's national aerobatic flying team and fly two ex-Luftwaffe Dassault-Breguet/Dornier Alpha Jet. Their colour scheme is very dramatic and colourful and displays can often be compared to the syncro pair from the Patrouille de France. |
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