The offending item shown in the initial Question time #44 was a close up of the flap actuator on this Sigma 4
ZK-JRC2 c/n 09. The item is said to be sourced from the tail rotor of a large Soviet helicopter. Another bit of useful information is that the pitot tube is said to be from a Mig 29 and as for the nut holding the nose wheel on - Well !
Another usless aside. The black object between the side of the drivers seat and the side wall is a fold out throttle that hinges forward to lock into place, converting this into a real aeroplane with left hand on throttle and right hand on stick.
The offending item shown in the initial Question time #44 was a close up of the flap actuator on this Sigma 4 ZK-JRC2 c/n 09. The item is said to be sourced from the tail rotor of a large Soviet helicopter. Another bit of useful information is that the pitot tube is said to be from a Mig 29 and as for the nut holding the nose wheel on - Well !
Another usless aside. The black object between the side of the drivers seat and the side wall is a fold out throttle that hinges forward to lock into place, converting this into a real aeroplane with left hand on throttle and right hand on stick.
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