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"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
... The combination of a Merlin V1650-7 and a Hamilton or Aero Products propeller at between 35 and 45 inches and between 2700 and 3000 RPM have a sound so distinctive that many who have heard it never forget it. Dudley, you just answered a question I've been wondering about for nearly 40 years. I've always knew about that distinctive Merlin sounds, but there's a secondary sound (that prop) that together makes the "Mustang Sound" like nothing else on earth. You could fly 1000 airplanes with 1 P51 included in the mix somewhere directly over my head with me blind folded and I'd pick out the 51 in a nano-second :-) |
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