I thought this was the first AAA battery trials back in the Glory days..
Fact of the Day: Lutons Advanced Research Projects Agency (LARPA) were the first to produce a Hydrogen Powered plane at #RAFLuton back in 1904 when Hydrogen fuel cells were fitted to a modified Lancaster fighter jet.
Photo by Sgt S Napper #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/jznVCaesk5
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Thats going to hook a few
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during early trials, one particular prankster swapped a hydrogen fuel cell for one containing nitrous oxide ... it was a barrel of laughs
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Was Cpl Nik Oncamera busy?
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they couldn’t even get Cpl Oly Mpuscamera, that’s how bust things were
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Was this picture taken from a Canberra?
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No it was taken from about 20’ from the ship.
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C'mon… Everyone knows that's a solid rocket booster.
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This is the MK2 fuel cell as it has the three propeller driven battery backup system for the radar and in-flight entertainment
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Nah, that’s from 1954 and it’s the battery being loaded for the RAF’s first onboard Sinclair computer.
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Thank you. Was thinking 1904 was a bit early
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