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daveymac82c wrote:
To be honest it looks Russian or German. It's just got an awkward shape.

-David

didn't realize that russians or germans used ham standard products . . .
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I knew someone would comment on that. I should have added, that I did notice the Hamilton Standard sticker, I thought that it could have been used on an airplane that might have been restored using some US parts to replace rarer German or Russian parts.

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How about from a Canadian Mosquito with the Packard engine? Did those have Ham Std props?
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bdk wrote:
How about from a Canadian Mosquito with the Packard engine? Did those have Ham Std props?


The EAA mossie I have pictured earlier has the H-S props...see the decals? Not sure if Canadian built but this one seems to have H-S props.
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Wheels up wrote:
The EAA mossie I have pictured earlier has the H-S props...see the decals? Not sure if Canadian built but this one seems to have H-S props.
Hmmmm.... Looks like the one at Oshkosh was built in Britain:

http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry ... ertxt=35MK

http://www.warbirdregistry.org/mossiere ... rs712.html
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What did the Spanish CASA 2.111s (He 111) use?
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