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Hi Mauld,

 

Brilliant video, brilliant sound! Was that at Duxford?

 

Cheers,

 

Neil

 

 

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They certainly do sound great. Having stubby exhaust ports and no attempt at silencing makes sure you hear it. Nev

 

 

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Could someone please explain the different Spitfire engine types, I understand they have different sounds? And which version is the Temora Spitfire?

 

 

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Kaz there's a two seater operating in the UK, last time I watched a documentary a woman owned it and she sounded like a very good instructor; get going

 

 

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I remember as a teenager attending a camp near RAF Farnborough when I saw and very much heard a Spitfire Mk goodness knows what, flying overhead with a 2,000 hp turboprop engine fitted. Imagine 16 of those flying overhead. Having said that, there is nothing to beat the sound of Merlins.

 

I spoke with a German wartime pilot many years ago in Guernsey who flew Me109's and said that if they had been fitted with Merlins they could have probably won the war..

 

Alan.

 

 

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Kaz there's a two seater operating in the UK, last time I watched a documentary a woman owned it and she sounded like a very good instructor; get going

That sounds like aussie expat Carolyn Grace.

 

 

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Yep, the grace spitfire. (she is a local southern tablelands girl from way back.) Beautiful aircraft.

 

 

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Did they find those buried WWII crates full of spitfires afterall?

Nope - nothing came of it. Great shame.

 

 

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