25 Mar
2013
25 Mar
'13
11:56 a.m.
In a vain attempt to find bits of a Ferranti Argus I uploaded myself with some parts of
the iconic cold-war-era Bristol Bloodhound missile.
Which I don't really want....
What would be appropriate venues / mailing lists to get rid of those parts ?
( items : radar receiver dish with positioner, accelerometer, gyro, altimeter, bulkhead,
but very litte electronics )
Location : Switzerland
The chap that sold me the parts uses the Bloodhound's ramjet engine as a
coathanger.....
Are there any surviving Argus 100 or 200 systems ?
Jos
25 Mar
25 Mar
12:10 p.m.
On Mon, 25 Mar 2013, Jos Dreesen wrote:
The chap that sold me the parts uses the
Bloodhound's ramjet engine as a
coathanger.....
That's certainly preferable to using a coathanger to make a missile
ramjet.
. . . and hopefully nobody here wants to resurrect one for its original
purpose!
26 Mar
26 Mar
5:21 a.m.
Am 25.03.2013 20:10, schrieb Fred Cisin:
. . . and hopefully nobody here wants to resurrect one
for its original
purpose!
Ack!
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12:14 p.m.
On Mon, 25 Mar 2013, Jos Dreesen wrote:
I am not convinced. A rmajet made fro coathangers is not going to go
anywhere, which means that the missile will be unable to kil people. I
would say that is a Good Thing.
The chap that sold me the parts uses the
Bloodhound's ramjet engine as a
coathanger.....
That's certainly preferable to using a coathanger to make a missile
ramjet.
. . . and hopefully nobody here wants to resurrect one for its original
purpose!
Hmm.. If 'origianl purpose' means acting as a jet engine (not necessarily
to deliver an explosive warhead) then I see nothing wrong with it.
-tony
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