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A-10 LOADER

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About A-10 LOADER

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  • Birthday 01/28/1963

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    Horsham, PA. Next to former JRB Willow Grove ARS
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    Military aviation 1960 to the present. Canon cameras, lenses and Kodachrome / Fujichrome slide film.

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  1. I can tell you I've had my two GHAD-39's for close to two years now and, no issues. Their customer service is very good, reach out to them, see what they say. My brushes were $40 each and I wasn't expecting much for that price but, I've been pleasantly surprised. The price was relatively cheap, as far as airbrushes go today but, the feel and performance are certainly not. Steve
  2. You could have bought two of the Gaahleri GHAD-39 airbrushes for $85. Steve
  3. Impressive work considering the size of the aircraft. Steve
  4. Thank you Mike. Thanks Niels, that's a cool shot. Steve
  5. Good point Joe, forgot about them being "smart" rockets, the 1760 compatibility is probably the reason, thanks. Steve
  6. No, in fact, I'm surprised they didn't start with the "high speed" TER's to begin with, especially since the F-15E is a fast mover unlike the A-10. You'd think since most of the 16's are now using BRU's for the JDAMS that there would be enough TER's to go around. Steve
  7. The only difference between the TER-9A ( used on the A-10 ) and the TER-9A MOD ( used on the 16 ) is the aerodynamic nose fairing. Steve
  8. The "high speed" TER's are commonly used on the 16, they have the more aerodynamic nose cone on them for the fast movers. The ones in the pic, on the F-15E are what we used on the A-10. Steve
  9. Surprised to see them using the standard TER and not the "high speed" ones. Steve
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