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Originally Posted by winny
I see.. I have the same book. ( I got very lucky and found it in a charity shop for £5)
So it looks like a CSP but dosn't behave like one. Are you sure it is a CSP? And how do you tell the difference? (genuine question, not sarcastic.. just incase you start getting all spikey again...)
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The spinner of the De Havilland (2-pitch or csp) and Rotol (csp) propeller look different.
http://spitfiresite.com/2010/06/batt...ropellers.html
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still from 1940 newsreel showing a mixture of Rotol (recognisable by their blunt spinners) and de Havilland propellers employed on first-line Spitfires during the Battle.
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