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Helitak 767

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Currently flying south of Perth Airport, Rego N7011M.
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php? ... 641&nseq=2
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php? ... 968&nseq=9

Callsign is HLTK767 (Helitak 767) here to fight fires over the summer.
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One word...... - IMPRESSIVE 8)
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Agreed.

Awesome pics as usual!
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Those photos were from last year btw..
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great picture, the sky looks a tad fake :P
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Thats because of the white balance.
It's a bit hard to get it right under orange lights, with an orange fuselage.
Not sure if I captured it in raw or not.
Might try to re-edit it one day.
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Apparently the media have dubbed it the "Fire King"
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numloxx wrote:Apparently the media have dubbed it the "Fire King"
The media have not "dubbed" 767 the 'Fire King'. This name was used by FESA last season and has been in many posts on WARSUG. In fact the helicopter's owners, Carson Helicopters, have named it the 'Fire King'.
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Helitack 767 just flown over Bunbury tracking south. (Bridgetown?)
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Apparently the media have dubbed it the "Fire King"
It is called the "fire king" not by the media, but because it is essentially the same basic airframe as the sikorsky "Sea King" naval helicopter.
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Yes Helitak 767 was in Bridgetown this afternoon. Looked awesome as it came over the top of the control point but alas no camera so no pix....sorry
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