Armstrong Siddeley Python turboprop engine

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The Armstrong Siddeley Python was a British turboprop aircraft engine developed in the 1940s, notable for powering early postwar naval strike aircraft.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gas turbine engine
turboprop aircraft engine
airIntakePosition fuselage‑mounted intake on Westland Wyvern
applicationDomain carrier‑based aircraft
compressorType axial‑flow compressor
configuration single‑shaft turboprop
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
developedInDecade 1940s
developer Armstrong Siddeley NERFINISHED
engineType turboprop
era early post‑World War II
fuelType kerosene jet fuel
manufacturer Armstrong Siddeley NERFINISHED
notableFeature among the first British turboprop engines to enter service
notableFor powering early postwar naval strike aircraft
operator Royal Air Force (test and trials) NERFINISHED
Royal Navy
poweredAircraft Avro Athena prototype NERFINISHED
Bristol Brabazon testbed (as auxiliary power) NERFINISHED
Gloster Meteor testbed NERFINISHED
Vickers Varsity testbed NERFINISHED
Westland Wyvern NERFINISHED
poweredVariantOf Westland Wyvern TF.1 NERFINISHED
Westland Wyvern TF.2 NERFINISHED
Westland Wyvern TF.3 NERFINISHED
Westland Wyvern TF.4 NERFINISHED
propellerDrive reduction gearbox
propellerType contra‑rotating propellers (on Wyvern)
propulsionCategory propeller‑driven jet engine
relatedEngineFamily Armstrong Siddeley Double Mamba NERFINISHED
Armstrong Siddeley Mamba NERFINISHED
status retired
turbineType axial‑flow turbine
usedBy Fleet Air Arm NERFINISHED
usedFor carrier operations trials
experimental evaluation of turboprop propulsion
military aircraft
naval strike aircraft
usedInConflict Cold War era NERFINISHED

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Westland Wyvern powerplantVariant Armstrong Siddeley Python turboprop engine