The Bristol Mercury is a British nine-cylinder, air-cooled, single-row, piston radial engine. Designed by Roy Fedden of the Bristol Aeroplane Company...
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Look up Mercury or mercury in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Mercury most commonly refers to: Mercury (planet) Mercury (element), a chemical element...
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Project Mercury Mercury VII, a version of the Bristol Mercury aircraft engine Mercury (disambiguation) Mercury-Atlas 7, a 1962 space flight This disambiguation...
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been shelved in favour of the supercharger-equipped, poppet-valve Bristol Mercury engine. Deeming it suitable for the challenge, the design of Type 135...
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The Bristol Mercury was a newspaper published in the English city of Bristol between 1716 and 1909. The first edition in 1716 was published by Henry Greep...
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Mercury 5 or variants may refer to: Mercury 5, a spacecraft of Project Mercury Mercury V, a version of the Bristol Mercury aircraft engine Mercury-Atlas...
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Mercury 6 or variants may refer to: Mercury 6, a spacecraft of Project Mercury Mercury VI, several versions of the Bristol Mercury aircraft engine Mercury-Atlas...
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1935 version of the Bristol Mercury aircraft engine Mercury (disambiguation) Mercury-Atlas 8, a 1962 crewed space flight Mercury V8, an automobile This...
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Blackburn Mercury early British aircraft Mercury II, a 1928 version of the Bristol Mercury aircraft engine Mercury (disambiguation) Mercury-Redstone 2...
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Bolingbroke Mk I Twin-engine maritime patrol bomber aircraft, powered by two Bristol Mercury VIII radial piston engines, with British equipment. 18 built. Bolingbroke...
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Company in the late 1920s. It had the same size cylinders as the earlier Bristol Mercury engine, 5.75 in × 6.5 in (146 mm × 165 mm) (displacing 844 cu in (13...
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Beck Mercury I, a version of the Blackburn Mercury early British aircraft Mercury I, a 1926 version of the Bristol Mercury aircraft engine Mercury (disambiguation)...
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the follow-on to the Bristol Aeroplane Company's very successful Bristol Jupiter, using lessons learned in development of the Mercury. Although having a...
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resulted in the Bristol Mercury of 1927. Applying the same techniques to the original Jupiter-sized engine in 1927 resulted in the Bristol Pegasus. Neither...
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of refined prototypes, the P.11/II and the P.11/III, which used the Bristol Mercury engine instead. They were later joined by several more pre-production...
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This prototype, designated FD-322, which was powered by a single Bristol Mercury VI-S radial engine which drove a three-blade, two-pitch propeller,...
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for another aircraft to meet F.9/26 powered by the Mercury engine then under development at Bristol. These proposals looked promising enough for a pair...
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orders. The Luchtvaartafdeeling ordered 36 G.I's with 541 kW (825 hp) Bristol Mercury VIII engines, the standard engine used by the Dutch Air Force in the...
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prototypes were ordered, the first being powered by a 880 hp (660 kW) Bristol Mercury XII radial engine built by Nohab in Sweden, and the second with an...
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Coventry Herald, Friday 10 March 1905 "Chamber Concert in Clifton" Bristol Mercury, Tuesday 13 February 1900 "The Elizabethan Stage" The Era, Saturday...
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by a Bristol Mercury IX radial piston-engine; three built for Latvia. Persian Hind Modified version of the Hind Mk I, powered by a Bristol Mercury VIII...
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Avon (county) (redirect from Bristol and Bath Region)
the city's boundaries. The commission's timidity was attacked by the Bristol Mercury and Daily Post, who accused them of using the "crude method of the...
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840 hp Bristol Mercury IX nine-cylinder poppet-valve radial engine. The Perseus had been developed with identical cylinder dimensions to the Mercury and...
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The result was a Bristol Mercury-sized engine adapted to the sleeve valve system, the Perseus, and its smaller cousin, the Bristol Aquila. The first...
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Mercury Mercury III, a version of the Blackburn Mercury early British aircraft Mercury III, a 1929 version of the Bristol Mercury aircraft engine Mercury (disambiguation)...
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Boyce, Simon (1995), Freddie Mercury, Bristol: Parragon, ISBN 978-1-86105-054-0. Clarke, Ross (1991), Freddie Mercury: A Kind of Magic, Oxted: Kingsfleet...
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interplane struts were also dispensed with as a drag-reduction measure. The Bristol Mercury M.E.30 radial engine, capable of generating 700 hp (520 kW), was selected...
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having demonstrated a maximum speed of 189 MPH, difficulties with the Bristol Mercury IIA engine that powered the aircraft motivated Gloster to explore other...
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15/6/1867 The Bury and Norwich Post. 9/5/1871 Bristol Mercury and Daily Post. 22/2/1879 Bristol Mercury and Daily Post. 3/4/1879 Daily News. 14/12/1887...
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London. 11 February 1879. col E, p. 6. "Shipping Disasters". Bristol Mercury. No. 9591. Bristol. 11 February 1879. "Shipping Intelligence". Glasgow Herald...
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