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Left side from my point of view of course, don´t make such a fuzz about it. But thanks anyways.....Rob van R wrote:First of all, the nose on the left side is perfectly clean. The RAM is clearly vivsible on the right side though............... Was this a testflight? If so, it's perfectly possible that they had to test some electrical systems on board which causes the RAM to deploy, so nothing wrong, but maybe the turbine was needed to land safely...........
Greetings Rob
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