500 are civilian equivalents to the military Avon Series 200 variants. Avon Mk.504 Avon Mk.506 Avon Mk.521 Avon Mk.522 Avon Mk.524 Avon Mk.524B Avon Mk.525 Avon Mk.525B Avon Mk.527 Avon Mk.527B Avon Mk.530 Avon Mk.531 Avon Mk.531B Avon Mk.532R Avon Mk.532R-B Avon Mk.533Same as the RA.29/6 – Avon Mk.533R Avon Mk.533R-11A Swedish designations Reaktionsmotor 3A – RM3ASwedish designation for the Avon Mk.101C Reaktionsmotor 5A1 – RM5A1Swedish designation for the Avon Mk.21 Reaktionsmotor 5A2 – RM5A2Swedish designation for the Avon Mk.21A Reaktionsmotor 5B1 – RM5B1Swedish designation for the Avon Mk.23 Reaktionsmotor 5B2 – RM5B2Swedish designation for the Avon Mk.24 Reaktionsmotor 5B3 – RM5B3Swedish designation for the Avon Mk.25 Reaktionsmotor 6A – RM6ASwedish designation for the Avon Mk.47A Reaktionsmotor 6B – RM6BSwedish designation for the Avon Mk.48A Reaktionsmotor 6C – RM6CSwedish designation for the Avon Mk.60 Applications Military aviation CAC Sabre de Havilland Sea Vixen English Electric Canberra English Electric Lightning Fairey Delta 2 Hawker Hunter Ryan X-13 Vertijet Saab 32 Lansen Saab 35 Draken Supermarine Swift Supermarine Scimitar Vickers Valiant Civil aviation de Havilland Comet Sud Aviation Caravelle Other uses The Avon is also currently marketed as a compact, high reliability, stationary power source. As the AVON 1533, it has a maximum continuous output of 21,480 shp (16.02 MW) at 7,900 rpm and a thermal efficiency of 30%. An example can be found at Didcot Power Station in the United Kingdom where four Avon generators are used to provide Black start services to assist in a restart of the National Grid in the event of a system-wide failure, or to provide additional generating capacity in period of very high demand. As a compact electrical generator, the type EAS1 Avon based generator can generate a continuous output of 14.9 MW. On 4 October 1983, Richard Noble's Thrust2 vehicle, powered by a single Rolls-Royce Avon 302 jet engine, set a new land-speed record of 1,019.46 km/h (633.46 mph) at the Black Rock Desert in Nevada. Survivors Several Avon-powered Hawker Hunter aircraft remain airworthy in private ownership in 2010. Thunder City in South Africa as of 2011 operated two Avon-powered English Electric Lightnings. SWAHF operates three Saab Lansen and two Saab Draken airworthy for air shows. Engines on display A Rolls-Royce Avon Mk 1 is on display at Amrita University, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu in the Department of Aerospace Engineering's Lab. A Mk 524 Avon has been restored at the Museo Nacional de Aeronáutica de