Hi. This is msn 832908. Explanation below....
David Jeffrey raised the possibility that msn 832906 was RA-0651G and that Russianplanes.net suggests it was T7-CAT before that. Dave Field said about T7-CAT "However, the copy of the AB 2015 European Registers Handbook I have does give it as 832906."
I have access to some old official register downloads and found that T7-CAT was on 25/02/2014 San Marino Register update as msn 832908 and on the Polish Register from 11/05/2016 and on until at least 10/01/2023 but removed by 20/10/2023 update, as SP-YYC msn 832908
So I'm happy that T7-CAT was msn 832908 and then went to SP-YYC. Page 80 of Scramble 340 August 2007 confirms that msn 832908 started life as 08 red and then RA-3339K - after that I assume it went to T7-CAT.
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Russian Register update from 11/03/2022 has Yak-52 RA-0651G with no msn and was registered 20/04/2009. Older updates from 24/03/2016 & 16/10/2018 confirms this again but still no msn.
As RA-0651G has been showing on the Russian Register in 2016, 2018 and 2022, this means it can't be T7-CAT or SP-YYC and so msn 832906 seems logical as suggested by Russianplanes.net
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I do note that the below page contains a post from 11th March 2013 which seems to show an extract from the San Marino Register which says T7-CAT was 832906 and I quote "29 258* T7 - CAT YAK 52 832906"
The 25/02/2014 San Marino Register update I have says msn 832908 for T7-CAT, so I assume a correction was made?
N° Immatric Marca Classe Descrizione Stato
258 T7-CAT Aeromobile YAK 52 Attivo
Marca Descrizione Stato Nr. Seriale
T7-CAT YAK 52 Attivo 832908
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So in summary. I can't find any pictures of T7-CAT after 2015 (re-reg to Polish in 2106) and that pictures of SP-YYV from 2017 onwards show it in the same blue scheme with code 908 on the nose. Also as described above, I have evidence on the San Marino and Polish Registers that T7-CAT and SP-YYC are msn 832908. There is also a distinctive dint on the engine cowling just forward of the code 908 on the starboard (right) side which is visible in pictures of both of these registrations.
Hi. This is msn 832908. Explanation below....
David Jeffrey raised the possibility that msn 832906 was RA-0651G and that Russianplanes.net suggests it was T7-CAT before that. Dave Field said about T7-CAT "However, the copy of the AB 2015 European Registers Handbook I have does give it as 832906."
I have access to some old official register downloads and found that T7-CAT was on 25/02/2014 San Marino Register update as msn 832908 and on the Polish Register from 11/05/2016 and on until at least 10/01/2023 but removed by 20/10/2023 update, as SP-YYC msn 832908
So I'm happy that T7-CAT was msn 832908 and then went to SP-YYC. Page 80 of Scramble 340 August 2007 confirms that msn 832908 started life as 08 red and then RA-3339K - after that I assume it went to T7-CAT.
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Russian Register update from 11/03/2022 has Yak-52 RA-0651G with no msn and was registered 20/04/2009. Older updates from 24/03/2016 & 16/10/2018 confirms this again but still no msn.
As RA-0651G has been showing on the Russian Register in 2016, 2018 and 2022, this means it can't be T7-CAT or SP-YYC and so msn 832906 seems logical as suggested by Russianplanes.net
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I do note that the below page contains a post from 11th March 2013 which seems to show an extract from the San Marino Register which says T7-CAT was 832906 and I quote "29 258* T7 - CAT YAK 52 832906"
The 25/02/2014 San Marino Register update I have says msn 832908 for T7-CAT, so I assume a correction was made?
N° Immatric Marca Classe Descrizione Stato
258 T7-CAT Aeromobile YAK 52 Attivo
Marca Descrizione Stato Nr. Seriale
T7-CAT YAK 52 Attivo 832908
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So in summary. I can't find any pictures of T7-CAT after 2015 (re-reg to Polish in 2106) and that pictures of SP-YYV from 2017 onwards show it in the same blue scheme with code 908 on the nose. Also as described above, I have evidence on the San Marino and Polish Registers that T7-CAT and SP-YYC are msn 832908. There is also a distinctive dint on the engine cowling just forward of the code 908 on the starboard (right) side which is visible in pictures of both of these registrations.