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January 16th 09, 09:22 AM
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Strange 747/Pratt & Whitney project
We are installing a PT-6 on the top or on the nose of a 747! Can't
tell you where or what company. Can you figure out why we would be doing such a thing? Doesn't a 747 go much faster than anything running a PT-6? We really don't know why this project is happening so I would appreciate hearing your guesses. Thanks, Ricky 
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