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Aviation History
1935
1935 - 1036.PDF
•'»"•""•'•"" • •' ', ' - ADVERTISEMENTS. MAY 2, 1935. NOTABLE MODERN AIRCRAFT FITTED WITH AIRCOOLED ENGINES :•- THE "SARO" A.27 FLYING BOAT The successful completion of arduous and protracted Service and acceptance trials by the Saunders-Roe " Saro " A.27 flying boat, fitted with " Bristol" Pegasus III medium supercharged engines designed to run on D.T.D.230 (87 octane) fuel, has resulted in its adoption for the Royal Air Force. The normal duties which this machine has to perform demand from its engines extreme reliability under such adverse conditions as protracted full throttle flying, sustained full throttle climbs and exposure to the corroding effects of spray and salt - impregnated atmosphere. The trials, which entailed some 300 hours flying, proved the "Bristol" engines fitted to be entirely adequate in all such circumstances. The Pegasus Engine is designed and manufactured by— THE BRISTOL AEROPLANE CO., LTD., FILTON BRISTOL. Printed in England lor the Proprietors and Publithers, FLIGHT PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED, Dorset House, Stamlord Street, London, S.E.I, by Taj CORNWALL PRESS LTD., 1-6, Paris Garden, Stamlord Street, London, S.E.I. "Flight" can be obtained abroad from the iollowing: FRANCE: W. H sfJ'" & Son 24B, Rue Rivoli, Paris; Hachette et Cie, Rue Reaumur, Paris, and branches. BELGIUM : W. H. Smith & Son, 71-75, Boulevard Adolphe »>»' Brussels. AUSTRALIA: Gordon & Gotch, Ltd., Melbourne (Victoria), Sydney (N.S.W.), Brisbane (Queensland). Adelaide (S.A.), Perth (W.A., and Launcesw (Tasmania). NEW ZEALAND: Gordon & Gotch, Ltd., Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin. INDIA: A. H. Wheeler & Co., Bombay, Allan*"" and Calcutta. CANADA: Imperial News Co., Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver; Benjamin News Co., Montreal; Gordon k Gotch. Ltd., Toronto. SOUTH AW''1 Central News Agency, Ltd. UNITED STATES : The International News Co., New York. Entered at New York Post Office as second-class matter.
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