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Building The Britannia: The last rivets being pushed home on one of the turbo-prop engine cradles. The Britannia is powered by four Proteus turbo-prop engines. These engines have been established to be one of the cheapest-to-run aircraft engines in the world. Fuel consumption is low and the engines develop 4, 100 shaft horse power, plus 9201b thrust, giving some 4, 400equivalent horse power
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13160159
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46145640
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4036px x 5113px
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Consumption Cradles Develop Established Plus Proteus Pushed Rivets Shaft Thrust Turbo-prop
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