How do you read aircraft?

ImageSocial talk, maar dan in het Nederlands. Dit is de opvolger van het Praethuis uit het BBS tijdperk. Tagline verplicht !

Forum rules
Image
Post Reply

I have read an aircraft if:

I read the serial with my own eyes.
45
34%
I read the serial with my own eyes, but need to see the entire a/c.
12
9%
I see an aircraft (>3000ft) and got the serial from SBS.
2
2%
I see an aircraft (<3000ft) and got the serial from SBS.
2
2%
I see the aircraft, and ask. Because I was to late to read it myself.
22
17%
I have a picture of the aircraft.
5
4%
I have a picture of the aircraft made by myself.
22
17%
I have seen then entire aircraft.
3
2%
I get them from internet.
4
3%
I have seen it in a magazine or on internet.
3
2%
I don't do serials.
13
10%
 
Total votes: 133
User avatar
SquAdmin
Scramble Master
Scramble Master
Posts: 3733
Joined: 21 Feb 2003, 11:04
Location: C a/d Y

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by SquAdmin »

I'm missing "if it's airworthy"... :?

Nonetheless, I'm also satisfied if someone that I trust provides me with a serial.
Greetz,

Patrick
Top
User avatar
Flyboy
Scramble Master
Scramble Master
Posts: 2705
Joined: 14 Sep 2006, 09:39
Type of spotter: F4
Subscriber Scramble: Flyboy
Location: Hillywood
Contact:
Contact Flyboy

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by Flyboy »

SquAdmin wrote:I'm missing "if it's airworthy"... :?
And what about "if it once has been airworthy..."
Top
User avatar
Nilson
Scramble Master
Scramble Master
Posts: 4423
Joined: 06 Sep 2002, 13:08
Type of spotter: gooseproof
Subscriber Scramble: Nilson

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by Nilson »

Or how to deal if it is not airworthy yet?

[ Post made via Mobile Device ]
life is good, but a good life is better
Top
User avatar
jp 74
Scramble Die-Hard
Scramble Die-Hard
Posts: 961
Joined: 23 Jun 2008, 15:02
Type of spotter: Fotografie
Subscriber Scramble: jp 74
Location: Den Bosch

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by jp 74 »

So suppose you see a really special a/c that has never been flown and only has served as a instructional airframe.
And how about a wreck that is almost not recodnisable.
I think these are still a/c and worth writing down.
Compromise is failure.
Top
User avatar
Maurice
Scramble Die-Hard
Scramble Die-Hard
Posts: 749
Joined: 13 Apr 2004, 23:07
Subscriber Scramble: yes
Location: Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Contact:
Contact Maurice

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by Maurice »

I have got the impression that all the above responders are not really getting Crizz' point here. Crizz is wondering HOW aircraft are being considered as 'read' not WHICH aircraft...
Top
User avatar
jp 74
Scramble Die-Hard
Scramble Die-Hard
Posts: 961
Joined: 23 Jun 2008, 15:02
Type of spotter: Fotografie
Subscriber Scramble: jp 74
Location: Den Bosch

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by jp 74 »

Maurice wrote:I have got the impression that all the above responders are not really getting Crizz' point here. Crizz is wondering HOW aircraft are being considered as 'read' not WHICH aircraft...
With binoculars :D
Compromise is failure.
Top
User avatar
Gerard
Scramble Master
Scramble Master
Posts: 3922
Joined: 25 Feb 2007, 20:00
Subscriber Scramble: Jawohl
Location: 9.9NM NE of Büdingen AAF (closed)

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by Gerard »

well, in that case......................

Another issue to think about:
"do you count an aircraft of which you only see the reflection in a mirror/window etc?"
One should consider that, when looking through your binoculars, you only see a reflection as well (through a prism) :twisted:

Gerard
.          |
          /O\
\_______[|(.)|]_______/
  o   ++   O   ++   o
Top
User avatar
Nilson
Scramble Master
Scramble Master
Posts: 4423
Joined: 06 Sep 2002, 13:08
Type of spotter: gooseproof
Subscriber Scramble: Nilson

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by Nilson »

Maurice wrote:I have got the impression that all the above responders are not really getting Crizz' point here. Crizz is wondering HOW aircraft are being considered as 'read' not WHICH aircraft...

Adding or not getting the point that's the question? ;-)

[ Post made via Mobile Device ]
life is good, but a good life is better
Top
User avatar
Glidepath
Scramble Addict
Scramble Addict
Posts: 1915
Joined: 25 Mar 2006, 12:04

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by Glidepath »

We zitten in het Praethuys, dus verder in het NL dan maar?

Een 'reflectie' in je verrekijker? grapjas, ...zo gaan we waarschijnlijk allemaal wel eens voor schut, zit immer ook een spiegel in de Spiegelreflexcamera....

:roll: hmm, hebben de mannen met een consumentencameraatje met -simpele zoeker- dan het ware middel in handen? en de zeeroverskijkergebruikers ook?

of is dat ook niet echt gelezen? dan gaan bril- en lensdragers ook voor gaas. :mrgreen:
Last edited by Glidepath on 03 Jan 2012, 11:59, edited 1 time in total.
Hoera d'revolutie, 't is eindelijk zover', maar de nwe leiders blijken net zo autoritair
Top
User avatar
SquAdmin
Scramble Master
Scramble Master
Posts: 3733
Joined: 21 Feb 2003, 11:04
Location: C a/d Y

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by SquAdmin »

Overigens heb ik op de Open Dag een grappig boekje over dit onderwerp gekocht:

"The Dilemmas of Aircraft Spotting, A survey of contemporary topics" door Erwin van Dijkman (2000).

Inclusief zelftest in de appendix! :)
Greetz,

Patrick
Top
User avatar
Thijs
Scramble Master
Scramble Master
Posts: 5066
Joined: 10 Feb 2003, 13:42
Subscriber Scramble: Thijs
Location: West Intercourse Island
Contact:
Contact Thijs

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by Thijs »

Welke bij ons in de shop nog steeds verkrijgbaar is ;-)

[ Post made via Mobile Device ]
Assume makes an ASS of U and ME.
Top
wamovements
Scramble Addict
Scramble Addict
Posts: 2055
Joined: 14 Jun 2007, 20:50
Subscriber Scramble: wamovements

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by wamovements »

- Als de kist fotografeerbaar voorbij komt, vanaf foto.
- Voor alle andere gevallen heb ik mijn landmeter of eyeball mk.1 :-).
- In sommige gevallen leest "de ander" indien geen camera bij mij neem ik het van deze persoon over (vetrouwen).
- SBS spotten doe ik niet aan (leuk om te weten dat een bepaald type in de buurt is, maar om nu het serial op te schrijven gaat mij te ver).
Top
User avatar
Niek
Scramble Die-Hard
Scramble Die-Hard
Posts: 562
Joined: 24 Sep 2002, 16:38
Subscriber Scramble: Niek
Location: 52.2552327,6.8020082
Contact:
Contact Niek

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by Niek »

Crizz wrote:I could not give more options.
Like Maurice said, it is about HOW aircrafts are being read, and not WHICH aircraft.
Van links naar rechts....
Top
Raymond
Scramble Senior
Scramble Senior
Posts: 362
Joined: 12 Mar 2004, 16:29

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by Raymond »

Wel grappig hoe er word gespot.
Ik zelf houd wel in een apart schrift bij wat er boven Ede vliegt maar schrijf het nummer niet in mijn spottersboekje.
Er zijn wel vliegtuigen waarvan ik aan de hand van het kleurenschema kan zien welke regi erbij hoort.
Dus eigenlijk zouden die ook best wel in mijn spottersboekje kunnen
Groeten Raymond :roll:
Top
Erik_7Xi
Scramble Addict
Scramble Addict
Posts: 1040
Joined: 14 Jun 2003, 23:17
Location: Wellington, NZ

Re: How do you read aircraft?

Post by Erik_7Xi »

Ik doe al meer dan 10 jaar niet meer aan nummertjes - het gaat mij enkel om de foto's. Echter, het kan soms wel handig zijn om aan de hand van het serial de geschiedenis van een kist te volgen .. dan lees ik die van de (digitale) foto af. Maar nummertjes schrijven in notitieboekjes is al jaren niet meer aan mij besteed.
Top
Post Reply

Return to “'t Praethuys”