The SAAF's Buccaneers had something similar, I understand it could be
carried on a pylon to provide the aircraft with remote start capability

pics can be seen here
http://www.wildaviation.com/gallery3.../Buccaneer/APU

Charlie


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A nice set of pictures again. Thanks for sharing.

There appears to be a bomb on wheels dedicated to Sir Frank Whittle beside
the aircraft. What's that all about?

The Gnat is a tidy looking aircraft. I wonder why it did not catch on to
nay great extent.

Cheers,

Indrek Aavisto






I was looking at that myself. I guess if it were a bomb, it would have
'Barnes Wallace' on the side.



It's got an upward-facing exhaust on the blunt end and square, air intakes
on the sides. It looks like an APU or some kind of start-cart for away
games.






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