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Unusual looking Hastings


TG502 only ever used in experimental and research work, 502 was a Mark C1 when built, it had the tail plane lowered to the C2 configuration and was converted to a C1A with underwing fuel tanks, Boscombe Down was its home for much of its life, sent to St Mawgan for fire training in 1972 

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Another Hastings used extensively by Boscombe Down in RADAR, Radio and Navigational equipment testing

http://www.abpic.co.uk/images/images/1031960M.jpg

http://www.abpic.co.uk/images/images/1047662M.jpg



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A photo here in 202 squadron livery http://aircraftslides.com/auction/images/8bb5cacAircraft%20Slides%2059%20-%207%20jpeg.JPG

565 had a probe on its nose when with A&AEE  'cloud and collision RADAR' trials, looks like she carried this until her demise



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WD499: Picture here with some unusual RADAR contraption on underbelly http://cdn-www.airliners.net/aviation-photos/middle/1/9/0/0911091.jpg



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G-AGUB which is a HP 74 Hermes II with a tail wheel  https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bw9x138IQAEEler.jpg:large



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