Aircraft Identification V

[ccheese]

Try this one.....

Charles

 

[Marcel]

Saab viggen of course

 

[ccheese]

You got it.... the SAAB AJ-37 Viggen. Good Show !!

Charles

 

[Graeme]

Dewoitine D-720

Spot on V2!

 

[v2]

Spot on V2!

Try this one:

 

[Graeme]

The Rumanian S.E.T. XV

 

[Graeme]

Should be simple!

 

[comiso90]

Vulcan?

 

[Glider]

Has to be

 

[Graeme]

Has to be

And it is. The caption that came with that photo pointed out that the Vulcan's engines 'inhaled' 22 tons of air per minute. How many cubic feet/metres would that be?

 

[Graeme]

Another rare French aircraft...

 

[Matt308]

And it is. The caption that came with that photo pointed out that the Vulcan's engines 'inhaled' 22 tons of air per minute. How many cubic feet/metres would that be?

Depends on altitude, humidity, etc.

 

[Matt308]

ONERA prototype of Deltaviex 01

 

[ccheese]

Try this one...... should be easy for the Brits.

Charles

 

[Graeme]

Depends on altitude, humidity, etc.

I found for 'standard temperature and pressure'..10,178 cubic feet per second. !? (based on 0.0807lb ber cubic foot)

ONERA prototype of Deltaviex 01

Good call!

Try this one...... should be easy for the Brits.Charles

The Miles M.39B Libellua.

 

[ccheese]

The Miles M.39B Libellua.

You got it...... Good show !!

Charles

 

[Graeme]

 

[Wurger]

It looks like the Russian Tu or Il bomber.

 

[Graeme]

It looks like the Russian Tu or Il bomber.

You got the Russian part right Wurger.

 

[Krabat42]

The "150", developed by the team around Brunolf Baade.