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Old 25th Sep 2011, 22:47
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Here is a couple of tail-pipes:
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Old 26th Sep 2011, 01:02
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G'day Brian.
Eureka! Finally, something I recognise, well, I hope so...the Ikarus Type 452?...

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Old 26th Sep 2011, 01:09
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Yes, Noyade is correct The Yugoslavian IKARUS 452. Your turn.
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Old 26th Sep 2011, 08:36
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Thanks Brian.

Moving on....

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Old 26th Sep 2011, 11:55
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Dassault Mystere IVN?
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Old 26th Sep 2011, 20:24
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Heading off to work Ken. Not the Mystere. I tried to be clever. Turn it upside down...

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Old 26th Sep 2011, 21:31
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Myasishchev M-50
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Old 26th Sep 2011, 22:04
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Sud-Ouest SO 9050 Trident II perhaps?
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Old 27th Sep 2011, 05:38
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It is Mel.

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Old 27th Sep 2011, 14:17
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Thanks Graeme. Here is a nice easy one:-
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Old 27th Sep 2011, 21:17
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Here is a nice easy one:-
G'day Mel. I think our definitions of "easy" vary greatly!

First thought was that "thingy" at 6 o'clock was the front end of an arrester hook, say the Dassault Etendard, but I don't think it should be so close to the exhaust lip?
Second thought is the thingy is the break parachute fairing on possibly, the Repuplic Thunderstreak?

Question 1. Trying to education myself on anal aviation - if the tail-pipe doesn't have, as cutaways call them, a variable exhaust nozzle, then can I assume it doesn't have an afterburner?

Question 2. What gets more success when googling for these images...tail pipe, jet pipe, exhaust, jet exhaust, engine exhaust, exhaust nozzle,...etc...? I'm not having a whole lot of luck.
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Old 27th Sep 2011, 22:28
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Is this a tail mounted jet? Something like the Piper PA-47 PiperJet?
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Old 27th Sep 2011, 23:41
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Piper PA-47 PiperJet
Wow! Never seen that before.

Ken, is there a Plane-spotters graveyard anywhere? Where I can go and die?
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Old 28th Sep 2011, 00:02
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Sorry chaps did not think it would be difficult, I thought it would be easy like the latest Avia Quiz .
To answer your questions:-
Q.1 It does not have an afterburner.
Q.2 Possibly engine exhaust but it really depends as the quiz image may be taken from a general view of the aircraft during a walk around.

It is not a tail mounted jet such as the Piper PA-47 Piperjet.

This might help:-

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Old 28th Sep 2011, 08:57
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Early low bypass turbofan with clamshell reverser mechanism underneath?
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Old 28th Sep 2011, 09:23
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David. It certainly is an early turbofan engine with clamshell thrust reverser.
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Old 28th Sep 2011, 09:36
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Soloviev D-30

In an Ilyushin Il-76?
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Old 28th Sep 2011, 10:06
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Sorry Reg. Not the Soloviev D-30 in an Ilyushin Il-76.
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Old 28th Sep 2011, 10:12
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Quick stabs...

Lockheed Starlifter?
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Old 28th Sep 2011, 10:32
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A good stab Graeme. It is the Lockheed C141 Starlifter.


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