planedriver Posted August 20, 2012 Posted August 20, 2012 The Spit sounds to me , a little softer and I attribute it to the fact that it has 3 exhaust ports on each side whereas the 51 has 6 on each side - Not too noticeable in this but in real life it sounds different S Rolls Royce Merlin Music.. JUST THE BEST Just great pictures of such great aircraft Subject: FW: Rolls Royce Merlin Music.. JUST THE BEST -- That's what's so nifty about Lancs. Four Merlins for the price of one. Break-break Allegedly true story, I think from Robin Olds. Ye Olde Pub, UK, 1944. RAFish lad and cheeky Yank fighter pilots comparing kites. B: "The Spit is the finest fighter aeroplane going." Y: "The Mustang is the best fighter in the world." B: "Is not" Y: "Is too." B: "Is not." Y: "Is too." B: "What-say we put it to the test?" Y: "OK, pal, you're on." B: "Meet you at angels 15. Say when and where." Y: "Noon tomorrow, 300 miles off Land's End." B: "But...but...that's preposterous! I cawn't possibly get there and back." Y: "If you say so, bub." BT The Spitfire was one of the most aerodynamically beautiful planes of WW II. Subject:Merlin Music.. JUST THE BEST Taken at Duxford RAF and USAAC Museum in England. Two of the greatest WWII fighter planes of their era....the American P51 Mustang and the British Supermarine Spitfire. Both planes were powered by the powerful Rolls Royce Merlin engine......which emitted that wonderful sound that became known to many as 'The Sound of Freedom' during the 1940s. P-51 pilot does a great job staying in his position as he has more power and is faster than the spitfire. They must have done more than a little practicing!! Click on the link below and view in full screen with the volume up: Just Magic! Enjoy! http://www.ferociousfrankie.com/video1.html
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