Randolph S. Rae Hydrogen-Powered Spyplane Project of 1950s

hesham · 16 January 2015

Hi,

the Britsih engineering Randolph S. Rae which worked for USAF,and invented the
REX,it was a hydrogen powered engine with new system,for recce and spy aircraft,
and that was in 1954.

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Stargazer · 16 January 2015

I think we had the REX-1 somewhere on the forum before, but I couldn't say for sure.

Can someone fix the topic's title? "Hydreogem" doesn't make any sense! Thanks.

Orionblamblam · 16 January 2015

Skyblazer said:
"Hydreogem" doesn't make any sense!

Not in terms of aerospace engineering, no. But "hydreogem" might be a fantastic term if your goal is to extract money from new agers or anime fans.

hesham · 17 January 2015

Sorry guys and my dears,

I fixed it,yesterday,I wanted to go to sleep,so I was harry,and for REX-I,never appeared
on search.

patvig · 4 August 2015

More info here: http://history.nasa.gov/SP-4404/ch7-3.htm

hesham · 4 August 2015

patvig said:
More info here: http://history.nasa.gov/SP-4404/ch7-3.htm

Nice find my dear Patvig.

Steve Pace · 8 October 2015

Here's Randy Rae's patent application. -SP

hesham · 8 October 2015

Steve Pace said:
Here's Randy Rae's patent application. -SP

Nice find my dear Steve.

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