You can own a piece of history.... The de Havilland Ghost (originally Halford H-2) was one of the first turbojet engines.The de Havilland Engine Company\'s second turbojet engine Ghost 48 was design to enter production and the world\'s first gas turbine engine to enter airline (BOAC) service.De Havilland Ghost 48 Mk1 (1955) used in DH112 Venom
Ghost 48 Mk 1 turbojet. Single-sided centrifugal compressor, 10 combustion chambers and single-stage turbine.Diameter, 53in; length, 130.5in; dry weight, 2,175 lb;Mass flow, 88 lb/sec; pressure ratio, 4.5:1; maximum thrust, 4,850 lb at 10,250 r.p.m. with s.f.c. of 1.09 Ib/hr/lb.
Technical information on DH-112 VenomAffiliated: from 1954 to 1984Mission: Fighting, ground attack, reconnaissanceEngine: Ghost 48 Mk1Maximum thrust: 2\'220 kpMaximum weight at take-off: 7\'100 kgMaximum speed: 920 km/h at sea levelCeiling altitude: 12\'000 m/seaFlight radius: 700 km
We don\'t have logs and don\'t know much about this engine. The exposed blades turn and don\'t appear to have any damage. The stand is INCLUDED.
FREE Delivery within 200 miles from 13215 (zip). May deliver extra \"few\" miles for a small fee.Please contact for more details. Buyer is responsible to arrange and pay for a forklift/crane to unload the engine.
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