Some articles on fitted:
... The A-9 was fitted with the new BMW 801S, called the 801 TS or 801 TH when shipped as a more complete Triebwerksanlage version of the Kraftei or "power egg" concept, unitized engine ... The bubble canopy design with the larger head armour was fitted as standard. 6 in) in diameter, was the preferred option, however, many A-9s were fitted with the standard VDM 9-12067A metal propeller and some had a VDM 9-12153A metal propeller with ...
... Fitted to the Iowa-class battleships following their 1980s recommissioning upgrade, each ABL contains four ready-to-fire Tomahawks ... Eight ABLs were fitted to each of the four recommissioned battleships, providing 32 weapons to each ship ... Aside from being fitted on to the United States Navy's Iowa-class battleships, this system was also fitted on the nuclear powered cruisers, including the Long Beach and ...
... A rev limiter is a device fitted to an internal combustion engine to restrict its maximum rotational speed ... to prevent damage to the engine, however sometimes these devices are fitted to prevent an engine reaching the point at which it develops maximum power ... When fitted to racing or modified street cars these adjustable devices provide more precise control than the original components built in by the manufacturer ...
... Locomotives up to D8127 were fitted with disc indicators in the style of the steam era when headcodes were introduced in 1960 the locomotive’s design was changed to incorporate ... A small number were fitted with a through pipe for steam heating, primarily for use in conjunction with a Class 37 locomotive on the West Highland Line ... Several that are usually operated singly have been fitted with nose-mounted video cameras in order to solve the visibility problems ...
... (12) Fervent (12) Growler (12) Lyra (10) Redpole (10) Whiting (4 - fitted as rocket ship) Nimrod (10 - fitted as rocket ship) King George (10 - fitted as rocket ship) ...
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