Ok here is the data on the Clark aerofoils (sometimes browsers just do not do what they are supposed to do!). Using another browser in this case has solved the problem.
Found some data on the Bristol 1a, it references to report, B.A. 643
Here is the data I have on the Clark YH.
The uploading function does not want to work today!!!
You may have to PM for the file.
I have the data for the Clark YH profiles, I will scan then for you later.
There is a note with this data saying see, N.A.C.A, Note No 240.
I have 36FF as Gipsy Major 8, 8A, Gipsy Queen 71, 174, 175, 13501, 13601.
And another.
I once found a MOD web site with them on, but I have not been able to locate it!!
Anyway here is an example of one that I have located on line.
Can’t help with what aircraft this instrument may have been fitted to but in the Smith’s 1956 catalogue it is priced at 38 10 0.
I have Buckingham and Buckmaster as being 26EZ, with 26FZ being Canberra.
Mk 1?
I am not sure but could this be a Mk 1?
[ATTACH=CONFIG]223736[/ATTACH]I have just found another couple of images of Mk 1A boost gauge and maybe a Mk 1.
Don
I will try WIX and see what happens….
Don
Thank for your reply. This is the only reference I have found for a book on this subject and I have looked in most of the locations you have identified.
I must thank you for recommending a researcher for Kew, I have wondered for years who would be the best bet for some of the things I am interested in.
Having had another look at the ClevNet summary, when you click on availability, it advises that this is a reference book with no holds. I took this to mean that as a reference book you have to go to where it is, rather than requesting a hold, and having it delivered to your library branch for you to borrow. In other words no holding for borrowing.
I was just hoping that there would be a kind soul in Cleveland who was interested in the subject, and may wish to go to the library to avoid the cold.
Making requests by email can be time consuming. I will contact the library and get the ball rolling anyway.
AAP356 Coolant radiators and temperature regulators
Ed
I know this will be a long shot for you but AAP356, Coolant radiators and temperature regulators, may cover what you are looking for.
I say a long shot because it was issued in 1943 and is most likely focussed on american aircraft in service at the time.
There are a couple of copies at the AWM. One copy suggests that it covers american supplied equipment and the other is neutral as to source of supply.
Are you looking at getting all 11 on offer?