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Old 19-08-2006   #21 (permalink)
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You must have been typing faster than me Richard.

The sound of the Merlin is ok. Not quite what is heard from a flying Spit.
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Old 19-08-2006   #22 (permalink)
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One of the engines I think is a griffon. A follow on I think, from the Merlin. It was perhaps used on the "newest" Spits or maybe the Sea Fury?

Barry can you enlighten us?

Contra-rotating. Two props on two shafts, one inside of and longer than the other, driven by the gearbox/s configured to rotate shafts clock wise, and anti-clock wise. Quite a few Aircraft use this type of prop drive.
thats it i think

the griffon and the merlin

if its not the griffon i must have saw that at leuchars air show cos it springs to mind

i have seen one of those contra rotating engines on that plane

i have a photo of it that my dad took somewhere
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