I recently purchased one and even more recently was given a few photocopied pages with technical details of various Marks of these indicators.
According to the description of the Mark VI mechanical engine-speed indicator, it was designed for multi-engine aircraft which had created a requirement for exceptionally long flexible drives. The document also mentions that “the instrument can be mounted on the engine nacelle in such a position that it is visible to the necessary members of the crew.”.
I would be interested in knowing any particular aircraft type that had engine-speed indicators mounted on the nacelles.
By: dhfan - 12th April 2022 at 14:35
Not too many rodeo fans in the UK at a guess…
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Spam Spam Spam Spam – wonderful Spam – lets all click on a dodgy linky LOL
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By: MFowler - 7th December 2021 at 13:09
Odd things going on in this forum … spam in abundance and now repeating posts … seems Key wants to keep this, as long as they don’t have to expend any effort to do so. But I could be wrong.
By: adrian_gray - 7th December 2021 at 09:17
Another forum I use had an outbreak of posts that were just copies of previous posts – if the text is identical, I bet it’s that happening here.
By: bazv - 6th December 2021 at 22:44
I think he must be Oracal.
He spells ‘Indcators’ the same way 🙂
By: Arabella-Cox - 6th December 2021 at 19:08
Are you related to buzzbeurling who posted exactly the same narrative a few weeks ago? I thought we answered the question?
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