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Only been once so no expert but found this very useful
http://www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk/spotting/coningsby.php
Got good grpound shots at A and haldf decent ones from B but depends which way they take off
http://www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk/spotting/coningsby.php
Got good grpound shots at A and haldf decent ones from B but depends which way they take off
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If they're landing from the East, then you'll probably not need the converter. But you will need a step ladder.
From the other end, get on the mounds. Land shots are great. Aircraft Taxing out from the main pans make for good pictures. Aircraft coming out from the HAS farm though, I wouldn't know, never seen one them come from there when I've been on the mound.
It being a 'fighter' station the pilots get to do lots of circuits, so you get a few chances at each aircraft.
From the other end, get on the mounds. Land shots are great. Aircraft Taxing out from the main pans make for good pictures. Aircraft coming out from the HAS farm though, I wouldn't know, never seen one them come from there when I've been on the mound.
It being a 'fighter' station the pilots get to do lots of circuits, so you get a few chances at each aircraft.