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Engine Nacelles Anti-Glare Areas

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I am use to seeing anti-glare areas on the inboard top half of the engine nacelles on both the port and starboard side.

 

My question is why are the anti-glare areas on the bottom inboard engine nacelles? Or is that something else?

 

When I was building a paint kit is when I discovered this. It shows up in other textures also.

 

Russ


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handsomely, but the wings of gold of a

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If you are at talking about the black part on the engines.... They are on the bottom because it prevents the anti-collision light reflecting off the engine so it does not blind the pilot.

 

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I have not seen any anti glare on the bottom of the nacelles on the USN TC-12Bs.

 

They have the anti-glare on the upper part of the nacelle.

 

I do see what you mentioned on other GA B200s

 

Russ


Many may fly and some are rewarded

handsomely, but the wings of gold of a

United States Naval Aviator mean more

than flying. It is dearly bought, requires

sacrifice to keep and represents a way of life.

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The US Navy UC-12F BuNo 163553 I used to work with at NAF Misawa had top and bottom anti-glare on the inboards of the engines.

 

-Damien

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