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n3437d
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Re: N-number Funny

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The New York State plane had the following: N1NY - at that time it was appropriate (Niny)

Here in NV the state plane is --> N711 Go figure!
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Re: N-number mystery!

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Pitts at Taunton MA has N11N same right side up or up side down.
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Re: N-number mystery!

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Or Nike's Gulfstream V. Registration N1KE...Russ Farris
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Re: N-number mystery!

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As the owner of a "special" n-number I can tell you that mostly they are more trouble than they are worth. Pilot:"Tower November 7 Alpha 10 to the east inbound for landing". Tower:"N7A WHAT is your full call sign, your suppose to check in with the whole thing". Pilot:"Roger N7A is the whole call sign but we can make something up if you like?". This last comeback usually gets us an immediate clearance with the most direct routing. :lol:

We also have a company in El Paso Texas who wants to buy our N-number having written us a letter about every year or so for at least the last 10 years requesting to do so. Anybody know a company in El Paso that would identify itself with N7A? I'm wondering what they might be able to pay? :)
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Re: N-number mystery!

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Bruce Fenstermacher wrote:As the owner of a "special" n-number I can tell you that mostly they are more trouble than they are worth. Pilot:"Tower November 7 Alpha 10 to the east inbound for landing". Tower:"N7A WHAT is your full call sign, your suppose to check in with the whole thing". Pilot:"Roger N7A is the whole call sign but we can make something up if you like?". This last comeback usually gets us an immediate clearance with the most direct routing. :lol:

We also have a company in El Paso Texas who wants to buy our N-number having written us a letter about every year or so for at least the last 10 years requesting to do so. Anybody know a company in El Paso that would identify itself with N7A? I'm wondering what they might be able to pay? :)
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Re: N-number mystery!

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Used to have a 170A based at Westboro MA years ago with number N1D. Heard the plane was sold a about five years ago
and the number was sold separately for 20K. Know they were sold separately but don't know for sure the final price.
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