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Currie Jet Wot G-APWT

Currie Jet Wot G-APWT, the second Currie Wot, first flown on 20 October 1959, fitted with a 70hp Rover TP.60/1 turboprop engine in November 1960. This aircraft was christened Hot Wot, when fitted with a Walter Mikron II engine; Wet Wot when fitted with floats, Jet Wot powered by a 60hp Rover 1S.60 turboprop engine, flying with this engine on 26 January 1960, Hotter Wot, with a 65hp Mikron III, Jet Wot again when fitted with a 70hp Rover TP.60/1, before reverting to Mikron piston engine power

Picture No
13462546
Media ID
47810435
Size
5433px x 3681px (3.5MB)
Credit
© The Peter Butt Aviation Collection / Mary Evans
Source
unattributed photographer - original negative
Date
1960

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60hp 70hp Christened Currie Fitted Floats Flown Hotter Piston Rover Turboprop


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