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Old 15th Apr 2008, 14:14
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TEMCO Model 51 lightweight trainer??
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Oddball, EGT gauge and light aircraft air instruments. Got me thinking plenum chamber burning, blown flaps, blown wing, Coanda? The structure doesn't look high-speed strong, more like a homebuilt.

Not turboprop (turbofan = twin RPM gauges), taildragger and clearly very experimental, almost certainly for slow speed research.

Aha!! the Ball-Bartoe Jetwing should cover it then!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball-Bartoe_Jetwing

Now that's a strange beast, never even heard of it before!

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Agaricus bisporus is on the ball Reminiscent of the late 1930s Campini-Caproni N.1, the Ball-Bartoe JW-1 Jetwing is now stored in a Colorado museum. You have control.

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Any in-flight pics of that B-B Jetwing; looks as if it was put together using a few bits from a Wildcat !
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My scanner can't handle colour prints, so

Open House!
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We enjoy black-and-white photos too!

Bill Gunston's book 'Chronicle of Aviation' printed in 1992, page 748, has a photo of the Ball-Bartoe Jetwing in-flight. The image is too small for me to scan.
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The only B&W cockpit stuff I have is B29, and thats been done, quite apart from being a total give-away.

Come on, someone!
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I have an easy black & white offering ?? Keith.

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AHh-so,guess I get Zero for that !!
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Ahh so ... no "0" in this "1" Keith ?????
OK time for a clue ! built for a navy, but land based ???? Keith.
Wow its been 25 hrs now so a few more snippets ??
First flight March 1942.
Entered service December 1942.
Major engine problems for the first year !
621 built ???
Honestly thought, with that powerhouse of knowledge out there, this would last minutes ????? Keith.

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Mitsubishi J2M Raiden


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Ozbeowulf is spot on, complete with photo over to you ! Keith.
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Thanks, Keith. Actually, it only took minutes to identify the Raiden. Well, 1920 minutes....

Seriously, that was an excellent challenge. Well done! In truth, I would have been hard-pressed without your clues.

Here's the next challenge...

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Mi-24 'Hind' (D or later model)??
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Not an Mi-24 of any variant. Sorry.

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Coming up on midnight here in Oz. I'll be back on deck in six or seven hours to respond to any posts regarding the current challenge.

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Old 17th Apr 2008, 17:43
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HL-10 Lifting Body test aircraft? Open house if correct.
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Con Pilot has it I think ! see video clip here

http://www.dfrc.nasa.gov/Gallery/Mov...EM-0014-03.mov
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Con-Pilot is correct!



In the late 60s & early 70s, the Northrop HL-10 flew faster and higher than any other lifting body and became the first such aircraft to exceed Mach 1. Keith has already posted the same link I intended to use here.

Con-Pilot declared Open House, so go get 'em, guys...

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Sorry Glenn, expected you to be asleep for longer ? I have another easy one ready, but would rather wait for others to challenge the world ???
Keith.
So waited for some time and no offers ! Will post this "easy" one before going to bed, maybe !


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