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Unknown helo heading to southwest!!
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 9:13 pm
by Aircraftpaulcornwall
Hi all,
Just a quick heads-up - just seen an unknown helicopter 2208 local (2108Z) 1 mile to north of here heading SW' wards - one red light flashing aft - two white lights static afore. (Updated) - estimated height at around 500ft-600ft.
Not sure where it's headed to, but any info much appreciatedl!! Many thanks --Paul
Re: Unknown helo heading to southwest!!
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 9:37 pm
by buzzer
Aircraftpaulcornwall wrote:Hi all,
Just a quick heads-up - just seen an unknown helicopter 2208 local (2108Z) 1 mile to north of here heading SW' wards - one red light flashing aft - two white lights static afore. (Updated) - estimated height at around 500ft-600ft.
Not sure where it's headed to, but any info much appreciatedl!! Many thanks --Paul
The police helicopter is about down here somewhere
Paul. Might have been that you spotted. ??
Re: Unknown helo heading to southwest!!
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 10:42 pm
by buzzer
Cessna F406 G-FIND is also buzzing back on forth over West Cornwall as we speak. Could be this that you spotted.
Not got the radio on, but callsign is normally endurance 06 or something like that

Re: Unknown helo heading to southwest!!
Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2014 10:22 am
by buzzer
Buz41 wrote:BBC Radio Cornwall news report of search involving Devon & Cornwall Police helicopter in Lands End area over night. They were looking for an elderly man on a mobility scooter. He was found safe & well at a hotel in Camborne 28 miles away. I wish my buggy could travel that far.
Now some child had better report me for posting this in the wrong place.

Re: Unknown helo heading to southwest!!
Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2014 8:53 pm
by Aircraftpaulcornwall
Hi buzzer and everyone!
Many thanks for all of the replies from you all - greatly appreciated. Sorry for the delay in replying - busy day today, not been on the computer till now!!
By what I saw and all of your descriptions, I would have thought that it was most probably the Police Helicopter - it looked similar to it thinking about it - it was almost, but not quite, wholly dark at the time. Glad that they found the old chap,
what a distance to travel though - from Lands End area to Camborne - his battery must have been well down!!! --Paul
