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anyone know what this Helicopter is?

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  • 25-11-2007 11:37am
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    I spotted this over East Cork this morning, I presume it's doing a survey of some sort. Anyone have any theories?
    (that's the best photo I got)

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    It came back! so it's belong to PDG Helicoptersand is most likely doing a survey.

    2061496719_0171deaa8b_b.jpg


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    Zirconia
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    These are the owners of that particular machine - The equipment is for geo-survey work. I think the attached instrument package is either a precision GPS tool, or else a precision radar altimeter instrument I would guess.

    http://www.pdg-helicopters.co.uk/Aerial-Survey-g.asp


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    Looks like a Eurocopter AS 355.

    Im a land surveyor and they look like GPS satellite receivers.

    I presume they have an aerial camera onboard also otherwise I see no reason for the receivers alone!


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    muppet01
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    View Profile wrote: »
    Looks like a Eurocopter AS 355.

    Im a land surveyor and they look like GPS satellite receivers.

    I presume they have an aerial camera onboard also otherwise I see no reason for the receivers alone!

    you can see the camera in the meddle of the rig facing forward


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    macnas
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    An Aerospatiale AS355F1 Ecureuil II according to the UK Register for G-JARV


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