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VOUGHT-SIKORSKY V-166 Corsair (N5588N)

Submitted 15 years ago

Lower tab on rudder automatically kicks out 12 degrees when full flaps are lowered. Gives the pilot's right calf a bit of a rest!

24 of N5588N 442 of CORS

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William Baldwin7 years ago

Since no one ever gets this right, THIS IS A GOODYEAR F2G-2 Corsair, Marine Version, one of only three ever made. P&W R-4360 Standard and won the 1940s Cleveland air races hands down, the best single engine fighter but no combat!

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