Who writes these articles anyway?
Posted: 31 Mar 2010, 15:40
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Who writes these articles anyway?
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Re: Who writes these articles anyway?
Posted: 31 Mar 2010, 16:17
They must have edited that article as there is no mention of a jet now.
Re: Who writes these articles anyway?
Posted: 31 Mar 2010, 16:19
I think Auntie Beeb should send it's articles here first for final proof reading. That said, much would never get printed
ATB
DaveB
Re: Who writes these articles anyway?
Posted: 31 Mar 2010, 17:10
Yep, it's been corrected.Tako_Kichi wrote:They must have edited that article as there is no mention of a jet now.
Must be reading this forum.
Re: Who writes these articles anyway?
Posted: 31 Mar 2010, 17:26
Technically a Turboprop is a Jet engine
Re: Who writes these articles anyway?
Posted: 31 Mar 2010, 17:35
Yes mate but I fear that reference was made more by luck than judgement
ATB
DaveB
Re: Who writes these articles anyway?
Posted: 31 Mar 2010, 17:46
Indeed Ben
Turbo-prop is a jet......prop jet
What we call a jet is a pure jet but they are both types of jet
Some T/P in the fifties and sixties were labelled jet power on the livery.
The opposite of a non aviation mate of mine that reffered to Britannias Vanguards and Viscount or anything with propellers as piston engined
Turbo-prop is a jet......prop jet
What we call a jet is a pure jet but they are both types of jet
Some T/P in the fifties and sixties were labelled jet power on the livery.
The opposite of a non aviation mate of mine that reffered to Britannias Vanguards and Viscount or anything with propellers as piston engined
Re: Who writes these articles anyway?
Posted: 31 Mar 2010, 18:46
I wouldn't say "jet", rather gas turbine
Was amused the other day when Granada news was reporting an old 748 being sunk in a pond for divers to play with. They reported the "1960's Portuguese airliner"
Was amused the other day when Granada news was reporting an old 748 being sunk in a pond for divers to play with. They reported the "1960's Portuguese airliner"