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Vickers: Jockey

From Graces Guide
1929.
1929.
November 1932. (Flight 1932/11/17).

Note: this is a sub-section of Vickers Aircraft.

Type

  • Interceptor Fighter.

Manufacturers

Number produced

  • 1

Engines

The Vickers Type 151 Jockey was an experimental low-wing monoplane interceptor fighter powered by a radial engine. It was later modified into the Type 171 Jockey II which had a more powerful engine and detailed improvements. Only one was built, and this was lost before its development was complete, but the knowledge gained enabled Vickers to produce the more refined Venom.[1]

Variants

Type 151 Jockey

  • Prototype single-seat fighter, one only (J9122).

Type 171 Jockey II

  • Early name for Vickers Venom, a Jockey development.

Type 196 Jockey III

  • Single-seat fighter, same engine as Type 171. Started but not completed. Registered G-AAWG reserved by Vickers 5 April 1933.


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