The SR22 is a sleek looking, fast moving [around 180 kts cruise], powerful [310 hp], piece of modern machinery and includes a ballistic parachute [aka "chicken lever"!] in case of a big problem. It also feature "single lever" control for throttle and propeller control. I'll try and get some better photos when it's out in the open one day.
It's wonderful to climb the liquid mountains of the sky, Behind me and before me is God and I have no fears.
— Helen Keller, at age 74, on flight around the world, news reports of 5 February 1955
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Cirrus SR22
This Australian registered Cirrus SR22 is currently in Wellington awaiting transfer to the New Zealand register. What I don't have are pictures of the inside, but essentially it's full of screens and switches :-).
The SR22 is a sleek looking, fast moving [around 180 kts cruise], powerful [310 hp], piece of modern machinery and includes a ballistic parachute [aka "chicken lever"!] in case of a big problem. It also feature "single lever" control for throttle and propeller control. I'll try and get some better photos when it's out in the open one day.



The SR22 is a sleek looking, fast moving [around 180 kts cruise], powerful [310 hp], piece of modern machinery and includes a ballistic parachute [aka "chicken lever"!] in case of a big problem. It also feature "single lever" control for throttle and propeller control. I'll try and get some better photos when it's out in the open one day.
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Look at that.. I don't read your blog for a couple of days and you've stuck about fifty more pictures up!!! Good one !!
I vote that the rego for this aircraft should be.. EEE - that's Echo Echo Echo. That would stuff the controllers up wouldn't it!!!
ha ha ha...yeah, no mucking around here!
Better watch out, you'll wear your memory card out :)
I have a spare :-) Also spare batteries, lens cleaning fluid and cloth, USB cable and card reader [built into the laptop].
Now all I need is a spare camera!
Yeah batteries are a problem with digital. I have a Canon 30D and if I switch the screen off and use it like a film camera I can squeeze about 4000 frames out of one battery, but once she starts flashing the battery warning it's all over Rover! That's why I carry a spare as well..
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