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Old February 14th 04, 01:13 PM
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"Keith Willshaw" wrote in message
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"Mike Hide" wrote in message
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Wasn't the Merlin an inline piston engine and the meteor engine a gas
turbine engine.the two have to be totally dissimilar....mjh


You have misunderstood I fear.

The Rolls Royce Meteor was a derivative of the Merlin inline
piston engine abd was used in armoured fighting vehicles

Called the Meteor Mark four B
The GLOSTER Meteor used various engines including
Rolls Royce Derwents

What he said

Keith




 




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