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larger picture please!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is an EJ200 flight test engine for a Tranche 2 airframe. The big box mounted on the fan case is The new DECMU which combines the engine mounted Digital Electronic Control Unit (DECU) and the aircraft mounted Engine Monitoring Unit (EMU). The lack of VGV's and the direction of rotation are giveaways.

Look at the intake, looks like 388th FW

The picture shows the gun drive motor forward of the B side Reservoir. The white tube is the connection to the leading edge flaps as the previous poster said.

It is an AOS (Angle of Sideslip) probe, yes there is one on top and bottom used for the variable stability system

I think if you look closer, this is the gun/gun drum compartments. The two white lines you see to the left are ECS lines, and the two quick release pins are for the gun. and the small spline fitting on the right is part of the hydrualic motor that operates gun, it can be seen to the right, aft of the bulkhead, and the gun flip down door is below the spline which is opened.

notice the AOA probe on the bottom/radome area. There's one on top as well.

Happy is right, ALL US F-16's have those, its right infront of the door that you can get access to open the canopy and hook up air from a C-10 or -60

the removed panels show a torque shaft to an angle gearbox and B-system hydraulic reservoir.

This cocpit is from an F-16 ocu or earlier version, NOT MLU.

Most definately an American C model or an EPAF MLU.

I don't know what kind of pod that is on the right, but its not a navigation pod. The navigation pod has an antenna/radome in the spot where that pod seems to have an infrared sensor. It looks like some kind of sensors pod, but not an AAQ-13 Navigation pod.

note: he's still in CCRP mode during final approach

It`s Correct that the RNoAF have the Pids on sta.3 It`s possibel to take out the dispenser assys and change what way you want to fire it. They also only use chaff in the pids. It`s also no problem to fire it into the aircraft, it does not make any damage. On sta. 7 they use a Ecips with a A-A ALQ, ALQ 162.

Sniper XR = US designation Pantera = Export designation

This looks like a old block 10/15 or something. note the old HUD camera...

In The RNoAF the PIDS is used at station 3 and the WW pylon ALQ is at station 7. Someone who know why, because the flares would be fired inwards...

Yes, it is an A-model. Norway only has A and B-models, MLU M3 modified ones.

sure this is an A model? This is the style gunport that was used on the C/D F-16s.

Note the self portrait in the sensor glass.

Panels are no doubt opened up to allow access to the flight control power branch circuit breakers and mabey the iso breaker.

to be more specific, it's a 200/220/220E

I'm not TRYING to spike him, he just goes there!!!

is little, is very useful

Ya think? Venezuela would be a good guess.