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De Havilland Canada DHC-2 Mk1 Beaver (N9877R)

Submitted 6 years ago

Regal Air Beaver 77R at Puntilla Lake, Rainy Pass Lodge, Alaska.

4 of N9877R 989 of DHC2 1 at 6AK

Devon Holmberg

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Kobe Hunte6 years ago

Awesome photo Devon!

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serge loth6 years ago

The more I see this Beaver the more I like that plane!! this picture is gorgeous! Devon!

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Leslie Nash6 years ago

Is that a horn I see on the belly?

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William Johnson6 years ago

I too agree what a great photo and a great utility aircraft. If I am correct it’s the Oil Cooling System (Oil Cooler). It is round and has a wire mesh screen in the front. This system cools the engine oil. It is located aft of the Lower Engine Cowl and on the forward belly of the aircraft. The engine on this pictured aircraft is a 9 Cylinder Pratt &Whitney R-985-AN 450 HP Wasp Junior Radial Engine. Took the Beaver on many a fishing trips into Hemps Camp located on Kapuskasing Lake near Chapleau Canada.

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inetwiz6 years ago

Leslie, William. The oil cooler is the opening on the pilot's side. The "horn" shaped opening is the air inlet for the exhaust shroud for providing cabin heat.

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