NASA's WB-57:
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Sunday, April 13, 2014
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Those wings look longer than the original.
ReplyDeleteIndeed they do. Those airplanes were optimized for high altitude as part of the RB-57 program.
ReplyDeleteYep, doubled (roughly) the wing length from 64 feet to 122 feet. But they're still using the old T-33 motors... :-)
ReplyDeleteOld NFO, I think you mean TF-33 engines. T-33 engines were Allison J-33 engines and the RCAF T-33 used the Rolls Royce Nene-10.
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