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Old 03-15-2012, 08:40 AM
Glider Glider is offline
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The Meteor Tank engine was basically a Merlin without a supercharger. It worked well and was used for many years post war on the Centurion and shows how robust the basic Merlin was.

However that clearly came after the aero engine merlin.

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Old 03-15-2012, 10:46 AM
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post #205 give you a tip

Vip2000 also did use teh same book (in fact bought it after reading his post)

Impressive work btw but now I guess that you are some kind of antic cyclopes to get a so selective sense of reading.
:rolleyes

@Glider : I am not talking abt a production engine. For what I understand those were for test and performances check only.

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Old 03-15-2012, 11:15 AM
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@Glider : I am not talking abt a production engine. For what I understand those were for test and performances check only.

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I know, but I also know that you didn't provide any documentation, papers, test reports, anything in fact, to support your statement.
I looked for what I could find and supplied it, all we ask is that you do the same or is that not fair?.
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