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C-FMLT, 1978 Bell 212, C/N: 30889

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C-FMLT, 1978 Bell 212, c/n 30889, C-FMLT in Sheperd Bay (CYUS), Nunavut Canada, April 2013. Note the cold-weather tarp (company based in Goose Bay), electrical plugs for Tannis Heater, and automotive space heaters. Flying operations cease when ambient air temperature reaches -40C / -40F.

C-FMLT in Sheperd Bay (CYUS), Nunavut Canada, April 2013. Note the cold-weather tarp (company based in Goose Bay), electrical plugs for Tannis Heater, and automotive space heaters. Flying operations cease when ambient air temperature reaches -40C / -40F.

Photo Info

Photographer	T.B. Orlowski, BH12 Aircraft Captain
Shot Date	2013-04-22
Airport	CYUS CYUS Airport
Upload Date	2013-09-13
Views	353

EXIF Data

Camera Make	FUJIFILM
Camera Model	FinePix XP50
Shutter Speed	1/1500 sec
Aperture	f/6.2
ISO	100
Focal Length	5 mm
Exposure Bias	0 EV
Metering Mode	Pattern
White Balance	Auto
Software	Digital Camera FinePix XP50 Ver1.01
Dimensions	4320 × 3240
Date Taken	2013-04-22 15:05:22

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