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Javelin
FAW.Mk.9 of The Jet Age Museum, on display at the Royal International
Air Tattoo, Fairford 2003 to mark 100 year of Aviation.
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| Aircraft
Type: |
Two
Seat All-weather Fighter |
| Country
of Origin: |
United
Kingdom |
| Engines: |
2
x Bristol Siddeley Sapphire 203/204 generating 11,000lb of thrust
(13,390lb with reheat). |
| Armament: |
2
x fixed 30mm Aden guns in the nose plus 4 x de Havilland Firestreak
air-to-air Missiles, or 4 x packs of 37 x 2 inch air-to-air rockets. |
| Dimensions: |
Wing
Span: 52ft 0 in. Length: 56ft 9in, Height: 16ft 3in. Wing Area: 928
sq. feet. |
| Weights: |
Loaded:
42,930lb. |
| Performance: |
Max
Speed: 620 mph at 40,000 ft. Climb: 5.6 minutes to 40,0000 ft. Range:
930 miles. Service Ceiling: 49,500 ft. Endurance: 2 hours approx. |
| Operators: |
RAF |
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Promoting
UK Aviation Heritage
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