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 Topic: R-1830 for Hump duty |
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| lschilling Replies: 3 Views: 6405 |
 Forum: Pratt & Whitney Engines Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2018 12:48 Subject: R-1830 for Hump Duty |
| So, now I wonder how many -88's were flying on C-47's and where? I think this engine had surging problems, so maybe they didn't last long in the fleet. | |
| Topic: R-1830 for Hump duty |
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| lschilling Replies: 3 Views: 6405 |
Forum: Pratt & Whitney Engines Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2018 17:10 Subject: R-1830 for Hump duty |
| Graham White notes that the C-47 was used for Hump missions. I have also seen references to "double blowers' used in C-47's. Are they referring to R-1830-88's with two stage two speed superchar ... | |
| Topic: Unlimited racing - a new direction? |
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| lschilling Replies: 13 Views: 28035 |
Forum: Air Racing - General Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 19:28 Subject: Pond Unlimited Racer |
| I'm a brand newbie to the society and am humbled by the expertise resting in this group's hands. My first question, what became of the twin engined Pond Racer, the only clean sheet, ground-up unlimit ... | |
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