Unknown to me P-3 purpose

"Jim Morris" wrote in
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Jim Morris


airborne side looking radar. But, what is it doing on a P-3 (based at
NAS Ft. Worth) ?

Thanks,
Jim Morris


Most likly drug Interdiction

I'm italian and I agree with you!!!!

"Jim Morris" wrote in
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Jim Morris

Like others, I don't like replying to my own post but did find
airborne side looking radar. But, what is it doing on a P-3 (based at
NAS Ft. Worth) ?

Thanks,

Jim Morris




NAWC-23 ?

http://home.wxs.nl/~p3orion/sneaky.html

NAWC-23 ?

http://home.wxs.nl/~p3orion/sneaky.html


Yeah, Maybe so.

Thanks

Jim Morris

Yes.

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NAWC-23 ?

http://home.wxs.nl/~p3orion/sneaky.html


Yeah, Maybe so.

Thanks

Jim Morris



What got me thinking development unit was the number of fasteners on the
pod. from what I have seen, operational pods are usally smooth and sealed
with streamlining. less likly to leak or cause turbulence.
testing or developing units will need access to the inside of the pod on
a regular basis, thus the many fasteners (screws or duez fasteners)

In article ,
mumbled
While walking through airliners.net today, I came across this P-3. Even with
all my "vast knowledge" I don't know what the thing in the center of the
belly is for.

Dave? Gordon? Rotorhead? Alf? Mitchell? Anyone?

I save the entire comment on the plane in the file name. Google didn't give
me much on "SLAR".



That would be the Alien technology based particle beam ASW weapon....
;')


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Jim Morris wrote:
Another view

Jim Morris

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It the new "you can't hide" synthetic aperture RADAR system. It can see
through anything including thong bikini's.


In my experiance thong bikini's don't hide much anywhay..


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Tankfixer wrote:
In article ,
mumbled
While walking through airliners.net today, I came across this P-3. Even with
all my "vast knowledge" I don't know what the thing in the center of the
belly is for.

Dave? Gordon? Rotorhead? Alf? Mitchell? Anyone?

I save the entire comment on the plane in the file name. Google didn't give
me much on "SLAR".



That would be the Alien technology based particle beam ASW weapon....
;')


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diet of static text and
cascading "threads."

Try Side Looking Airborne Radar and Small Aperture Radar. Used to be
all kinds of TS now its on Google. Dang it's tough to get old.

Cheers,

Dave

In article ,
mumbled
Tankfixer wrote:
In article ,
mumbled
While walking through airliners.net today, I came across this P-3. Even with
all my "vast knowledge" I don't know what the thing in the center of the
belly is for.

Dave? Gordon? Rotorhead? Alf? Mitchell? Anyone?

I save the entire comment on the plane in the file name. Google didn't give
me much on "SLAR".



That would be the Alien technology based particle beam ASW weapon....
;')


--
Usenetsaurus n. an early pedantic internet mammal, who survived on a
diet of static text and
cascading "threads."

Try Side Looking Airborne Radar and Small Aperture Radar. Used to be
all kinds of TS now its on Google. Dang it's tough to get old.


I know Chief, I was just poking fun at the conspiracy loons.

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cascading "threads."