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View Poll Results: which engine was installed in the S'AAR ?
atar 101G 4 10.53%
atar 9 B 5 13.16%
J52 28 73.68%
atar 8 1 2.63%
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Old 10-03-2015, 01:28 PM
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S'AAR build diary

The body is done. The cockpit chamber needs to be installed
before glueing the nose section. A ballast is a coin. The
contour of the intake needs to be shaped after glueing is complete.

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Old 10-03-2015, 01:31 PM
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Cool to see you at work, yair! The sa'ar is looking good
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Old 10-03-2015, 01:52 PM
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Hi paperengineer - thanks because this is my first online
build diary. I have other build diaries but not so detailed.

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Old 10-03-2015, 03:25 PM
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The Sa'ar is looking good Yair. Glad you're doing a more detailed build log. Looking forward to the cockpit installation, that's always a high point to me.
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Any results on the poll?
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Old 10-03-2015, 07:25 PM
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Click on "View Poll Results" immediately under the poll on the forum home page.
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Old 10-03-2015, 09:26 PM
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Thanks, however the correct choice is the Atar 101 g3
Ref: Israel Aircraft Industries Sa'ar | Jewish Virtual Library
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That's for the super mystere, not the sa'ar in particular. To quote that website, " late 1967 the A-4H Skyhawk arrived in Israel and IAF engineers recommended the implant of its Pratt & Whitney J52-P-8A engine in the Super Mystere. The Pratt & Whitney engine, although not afterburning, was lighter, more reliable and 25% more powerful than the Sambad's original Atar engine. It allowed the carriage of more ordance, a longer range and longer endurance over the battlefield, and since the type was no longer an interceptor, the afterburner was no longer a necessity. The upgrade programme was also inspired by the French embargo of weapon sales to Israel and Super Mystere no. 909 was the first aircraft to undergo the conversion, re-engined at an IAF maintenance unit at Tel-Nof. Ground trials were carried out in January 1969 and On February 13th the new aircraft, the Sa'ar (Tempest), took off on its maiden flight." This shows that he sa'ar, an entirely different version of super mystere, had the j52, unlike all other super mysteres prior Really easy stuff to get lost in
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Thanks, however the correct choice is the Atar 101 g3
Ref: Israel Aircraft Industries Sa'ar | Jewish Virtual Library
The ones with the long exhaust duct were the P&W J52 powered as is this model.



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Dear All - please look at the previous page where the
history of the SA'AR is written!

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