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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 -- "The Raven" wrote in message ... Can anyone tell me how similar these engines were to the Merlin? I know they were a derivative but being intended for ground use may be so totally different as to be useless for any aviation application. Why do I ask? An acquaintance has just acquired a complete Meteor engine and is looking to sell it off. I don't believe he wants to profit from it beyond recovering costs. If the engine is valueless or he can't find a buyer there is a possibility (slim) it may be scrapped. However, it would be better if someone would purchase the engine and put it back into one of it's intended applications. If anyone is interested in the engine, even for parts, please post a response here and I will pass it on to him. For those interested, the engine is in Canada (despite me being in Australia). -- The Raven http://www.80scartoons.co.uk/batfinkquote.mp3 ** President of the ozemail.* and uunet.* NG's ** since August 15th 2000. |
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