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Every morning I take a photo of whomever happens to be sitting at this table at my Starbucks. There is probably no point to this, but it's fun for a while.
This guy looked pretty academic. I did not know what his line of work was until I saw him tutoring someone in English (possibly ESL, English as Second Language) later.
Jornada de agradecimiento a los Tutores que acogen estudiantes UMH en prácticas, también invitamos al Club Éxito: club de titulados UMH con vinculación al Observatorio Ocupacional. La finalidad de esta jornada es facilitar el Networking entre estos tres colectivos.
Specification:
Type of machine: Two seat biplane
Design purpose: Elementary trainer with aerobatic capabilities
Wingspan: 34 ft. 0 in.
Overall length: 26 ft. 6 in.
Engine: 249 hp Armstrong-Siddeley Lynx IVC, 7 cyl radial
Weight empty: 1,844 lbs
Weight loaded: 2,458 lbs
Max speed at 1,000 feet: 122 mph
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Aircraft development:
The Avro 621 Tutor was designed in 1929 by Roy Chadwick as a replacement for the Avro 504N. It was of welded tube construction, based on Fokker practice, with fabric covering. With ailerons on all wings and a variable incidence tailplane it had good handling and was an ideal aerobatic aircraft. The initial aircraft were powered by the 155hp Armstrong-Siddeley Mongoose 5 cylinder radial.
After pre-service trials at Gosport and No3 FTS at Grantham the specification was improved and the Tutor was ordered for the RAF with the alternative Armstrong-Siddeley Lynx IV or IVC engine of 215hp.
Production ended in May 1936 after completion of the 795th aircraft.
Service history:
Tutors replaced Avro 504N's at the Central Flying School and between 1933 and 1936 the CFS display team of six Tutors with red and white stripes on the upper surfaces of the top wings was one of the main attractions at Hendon displays.
The Tutor also served with the RAF College Cranwell, No 3 FTS at Grantham and No 5 FTS at Sealand. 15 seaplane Tutors were manufactured for the seaplane flight at Calshot.
3 Tutors survived the war: K6195, K3363 and K3215, but by 1949 K3215 was the only surviving example.
This Plane: K3215
This is one of the main production batch; used by the RAF College Cranwell and Central Flying School and then as a communications aircraft. It was 'demobbed' in December 1946 and in February 1947 was restored to the civil register, as G-AHSA, to become part of the Darlington and district Aero club fleet. It was later owned by W/Cdr Heywood at Burnaston, Derby and suffered crankshaft failure when taking part in the film 'Reach for the sky'. It was then bought by the Shuttleworth collection. The engine was rebuilt by Armstrong-Siddeley at Coventry from the best parts of 3 non-working units.
In 1979 major engine problems resulted in the aircraft being grounded. A world wide search failed to produce a suitable replacement engine so the existing Lynx was painstakingly rebuilt by a senior engineer. The cylinders were sent to the USA to be refurbished. Completely recovered in 2005-6 and now painted in CFS Aerobatic team colours.
Michelle Thomas and Ashley Wilson working with a student.
Michelle Thomas y Ashley Wilson trabajan con una estudiante.
Charla impartida por la municipalidad de la Cisterna, con el propósito de formar tutores para trabajar el tema de sexualidad en el colegio
Grob G115E Tutor,
Tutor Display Pilot 2006 Flight Lieutenant Chris Knight joined the RAF in 1998 having graduated from the University of St. Andrews, following RAF sponsorship whilst a member of Aberdeen, Dundee & St. Andrews Universities’ Air Squadron (ADStAUAS).
Asian young man and woman sitting pointing studying examining, Tutor books with friends Young students campus helps friend catching up and learning. People learning education
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