Finning past the Crushing Works at a depth of 12m, you could be forgiven for questioning your eyesight as a most unexpected sight comes into view. Lying in three sections in a line, you'll find the wreck of a Hawker Siddley HS-748 aircraft. Donated by Exeter Airport, the HS-748 (designation G-AVXJ) was a 58-seat twin prop aircraft that served with the Civil Aviation Authority carring out flight calibration work until the late 1990s. Taking its place in the lake with the invaluable assistance of the Royal Engineers of the British Army, the aircraft is now split into three sections near the Crushing Works at a depth of just 12m. The aircraft wreck offers divers of all experience levels an exciting diving opportunity that's not to be missed. Even if you're not a big fan of sunken metal, the tail section nearest the Crushing Works is not to be missed due to its popularity with the local fish population - it's often so filled with fish that it's difficult to see past them! For visitors to the 9 and 6 metre training platforms, the front section of the aircraft provides a pleasant and interesting detour for trainee and visiting divers alike.

FS2004 Hawker Siddeley HS.748 v1 full package. Model by Rick Piper. Master textures by Rick Piper. Gauges and panel by Fraser McKay. Flight dynamics by Brian Horsey and Brian Withers. Hawker Siddeley 748 Maintenance Manual, Published by Hawker Siddeley, UK, 1975 (This is a section of the maintenance manual for a Hawker Siddeley 748. Approx 400 pages, illustrated with diagrams, wiring diagrams and tables throughout.).

Don't forget to have a quick peek into the cockpit and you'll see many of the aircraft's controls still in place! For those with overhead training, all sections of the wreck provide considerable potential for penetration - you can swim through all three sections of the fuselage exploring the banks of aviation equipment still in position. In particular, watch out for the cockpit which still has many of its flight controls. Free Download Software Untuk Flash Hp Cina. And, of course, don't forget to visit the crew toilet with latrine still in place - just in case you do happen to get caught short during your dive. SAFETY FIRST: Only very experienced divers with overhead environment training should enter this dive attraction. Movement inside is restricted and the cold, darkness and depth can be very disorientating.

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Currently available on ABEBOOKS.COM Hawker Siddeley 748 (Airlines and Airliners No. 12), Harry Holmes, Published by Airline Publications & Sales Ltd, 1974 (Mostly colour side views) Hawker Siddeley 748, Published by Bunhill Publications, London, 1965 ( Large format, stapled booklet. Technical specs for the Hawker Siddeley 748, offprint from Aircraft Engineering monthly.) Hawker Siddeley 748 Maintenance Manual, Published by Hawker Siddeley, UK, 1975 (This is a section of the maintenance manual for a Hawker Siddeley 748. Approx 400 pages, illustrated with diagrams, wiring diagrams and tables throughout.) AVRO Aircraft Since 1908, Jackson, Aubrey Joseph, Published by Putnam Aeronautical Books (1989). Download Game Pes 2012 Untuk Hp Java Jar.