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ADE40439 "ADE39" (YX62BXY) is seen on the H98 at Hayes & Harlington Station.
This bus route is served by a variety of fleets, and is varied everyday!
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Part II :-
Russian Variants :-
**ZSU-23-4V ''Shilka'' (1968) modernized variant with enhanced reliability of some details, ventilation system case located on the right side of the hull, Commander Vision Device was added.
**ZSU-23-4V1 ''Shilka'' (1970) modernized variant with enhanced reliability of Radar System and other details, ventilation system cases located on front bilges of the turret. Guidance-System Computer was improved (as well as accuracy and efficiency of Anti-Aircraft Fire on the move at 25mph, its is fitted with a slightly improved V-6R-1 diesel engine.
**ZSU-23-4M ''Biryusa'' (1973) armed with modernized Autocannons 2A7M, pneumatic loading was replaced with pyrotechnic loading (unreliable compressor was removed) welded tubes of coolant outlet were replaced with flexible pipes which increased Autocannon Barrel life from 3,500 rounds to 4,500 rounds.
**ZSU-23-4MZ ''Biryusa'' (1977) the Z stands for ''zaproschik'' - inquirer, equipped with Identification Friend-or-Foe System ''Luk'' all ZSU-23-4M were upgraded to ZSU-23-4MZ level during scheduled repairs. It should be noted that Army unofficially continued to use the name ''Shilka'' for all variants of ZSU-23-4.
**ZSU-23-4M2 (1978) so called ''Afghan'' variant, re-equipment performed during the Soviet War in Afghanistan for mountain combats. Radar System was removed and night-sight was added. Ammunition increased from 2,000 rounds to 4,000 rounds.
**ZSU-23-4M4 (1999) modernized variant developed by Ulyanovsk Mechanical Plant, the vehicle was armed with two additional paired Man-Portable Air-Defence Systems ''Igla'' (on each side of the turret) and equipped with laser emission sensors, electron-optical vision devices (including television system for Driver) and improved Weapon Radar System. Mechanical transmission was replaced on hydrostatic transmission, hydraulic boosters were installed. Mobility increased to the level of Main Battle Tanks. First shown to the public during exhibition MAKS-99 exhibition in Zhukovsky and was carried out by the Minotor Service Enterprise and Peleng Joint Stock Company from the Republic of Belarus, and the Ulyanovsk Mechanical Plant of Russia. The Ulyanovsk Mechancial Plant is also offering ZSU-23-4 upgrade packages independently.
▪︎Type: Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun
▪︎Place of Origin: Soviet Union
▪︎In Service: 1960 to present
▪︎Designed: 1957 to 1960
▪︎Manufacturer: Ulyanovsk Mechanical Plant (UMZ) / Mytishchi Machine-Building Plant (MMZ)
▪︎Unit Cost: U.S $357,000 (export price to Libya, 1972/73)
▪︎Produced: 1964 to 1982
▪︎Number Built: About 6,500
▪︎Mass: 19 tonnes / Length: 21ft 5.3in / Width: 10ft 3in / Height: 8ft 5.4in - 11ft 8.6in) with Radar elevated
▪︎Crew: 4 (Commander / Driver / Gunner / Radar Operator
▪︎Armour: Welded steel - 0.36in turret / up to 0.59in hull
▪︎Main Armament: 4 x 23mm 2A7 Autocannons (AZP-23 ''Amur'' Quad Automatic Anti-Aircraft Gun) 2,000 rounds
▪︎Powerplant: V-6R, 6-cylinder 4-stroke airless-injection water-cooled 20-litre diesel engine, 280hp 2,000rpm
▪︎Power / Weight: 14.7hp / tonne
▪︎Suspension: Individual torsion bar
▪︎Ground Clearance: 14.8in
▪︎Fuel Capacity: 11.2 Imperial gallons
▪︎Operational Range: 280 miles (road) / 186 miles (off-road)
▪︎Maximum Speed: 31mph (road) / 19mph (off-road).
Link to Part I :- flic.kr/p/2i33bjU
Here are some finished pages of the art journal I shared on my blog.
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Another image taken at the National Rhododendron Gardens in Olinda.A textured layer was added to the backdrop.
This tin toy adding machine was made in the 1940s by Wolverine Supply of Pittsburgh. Kids can move the metal slides to total sums up to 9,999.
SX-70 COLOR Gen2 v2 Impossible test film at its best!
I am working hard on my series of collected instant photographs - book 1 (2004>2007) is almost ready for the printing machines at Blurb.
Stay tuned & keep shooting analog!
The camoflauge works well today. A Rare Visitor to Des Moines. A Royal Netherlands Air Force C-130. Awsome crew. A nice bunch.
© Kris Klop
this photo is a bit crumpled (I'm the one in the pram) but I like the addition of the stitches which I've taken from Karen's work.
Quick add-on diffuser - part of a plastic disposable dish clipped onto the end of the MPE-65.
The diffuser worked well but tended to scare off bugs before I could shoot them.
Used for this shot www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/4565147894/ and crop www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/4565147898/
I think it should be 'advertise your ad' but it's still very good. Almost describes how the new world of advertising is working...
sad..... anger.... fear ....
....forward....
....escape...
....backward...
....?????????????
for what or from what.. ,... whom ...or.... just playing..or....doesn't matter ????
who wanna try to add tags??
please!
but , firstly look into his face,please !
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