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Revision as of 19:03, 9 May 2008
Factory Demo "Child's Play"
This was the first XL-5 ever built, and was featured in Kitplanes, and had brief piece in Sport Aviation . This aircraft was subsequently purchased (I believe by Ratheon).
N271TC In-Flight
N271TC In-Flight
N271TC In-Flight with N101VA
N271TC Dave Ferrell, my brother, in Houston
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N271TC Instruments
N271TC Cockpit
N271TC Over Ocean
N271TC Avionics
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