Battle of Britain class 92 Squadron - 34081

Battle of Britain class 92 Squadron - 34081

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WinstonWolf

72,857 posts

240 months

Tuesday 13th December 2016
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Roget said:
Quite a day today when 92 Squadron ran under her own steam for the first time in 8 years. Following the 6 year rebuild which has seen every component stripped, painted and tested, we were very pleased to find just a few minor problems in this unofficial steam test. With a little more lining to finish and the badges and crests to be mounted, 34081 will enter service at the NVR early next year :

https://youtu.be/tmfD7NvPVFg

Roger
Lovely to see her under her own steam smile

O/T you didn't used to ride a Ducati did you?

Roget

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18 posts

122 months

Tuesday 13th December 2016
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"O/T you didn't used to ride a Ducati did you?"

No not me.

Flying Phil

1,596 posts

146 months

Wednesday 14th December 2016
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Congratulations to All concerned!

ecsrobin

17,140 posts

166 months

Thursday 15th December 2016
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Roget said:
Quite a day today when 92 Squadron ran under her own steam for the first time in 8 years. Following the 6 year rebuild which has seen every component stripped, painted and tested, we were very pleased to find just a few minor problems in this unofficial steam test. With a little more lining to finish and the badges and crests to be mounted, 34081 will enter service at the NVR early next year :

https://youtu.be/tmfD7NvPVFg

Roger
Congratulations

Yertis

18,061 posts

267 months

Thursday 15th December 2016
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Why did they start her up with bits of the injector missing?

I love the sound of the turbo-generator, reminds me of a Lucas PI pump whining away.

Roget

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18 posts

122 months

Thursday 15th December 2016
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"Why did they start her up with bits of the injector missing?"

It was purely an oversight. The "missing" cap fits on the underside of the injector and its absence had not been noticed.