Pilot's Notes: The Buffalo I Aeroplane
Okay, here it is--a really, truly pilot's manual for the Brewster Buffalo.
(Well, it's our best shot, anyhow. Jim Maas scanned it in, as he explains in
the introduction; he then turned it into a Word document, and I turned that
into a PDF file. Some compromises had to be made along the way.)
Click here to fetch the manual. It's 27 pages long, with the usual
cockpit photos and diagrams.
You probably knew this already, but you'll need Acrobat Reader in
order to view the manual. You can get the software
by clicking here. It's free, but for most Windows platforms
it's a 8.6 megabyte download. Note that you won't be returned to
this page, so either finish up before you go to the Adobe site, or
bookmark this page so you can come back later.
Enjoy!
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