26th Feb 2012, 10:59
#1721 (permalink )
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: down south
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Don't all exhausts do that, or should I quit my job and do something else.
Unless it's a compressor bleed dump exhaust.
26th Feb 2012, 11:06
#1722 (permalink )
Join Date: May 2009
Location: On the Murrumbidgee
Age: 52
Posts: 8,047
Now don't you go all "university" on me.
How does "engine compressor section bleed air sound"?
Happy?
Quote:
quit my job and do something else.
McDonalds are hiring.
26th Feb 2012, 11:15
#1723 (permalink )
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: down south
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Quote:
How does "engine compressor section bleed air sound"?
Happy.
I'm beginning to think I'll quit anyway mid-April. Three pensions and no mortgage......
26th Feb 2012, 11:20
#1724 (permalink )
Join Date: May 2009
Location: On the Murrumbidgee
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Now, my Sunday is nearly done and yours is just starting, so do you want some seriously good clues?
26th Feb 2012, 11:32
#1725 (permalink )
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Location: down south
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Up to you mate, but I would appreciate it.
Sorry, but I have been allocating most of my time to your SC challenge.
26th Feb 2012, 11:37
#1726 (permalink )
Join Date: May 2009
Location: On the Murrumbidgee
Age: 52
Posts: 8,047
Not a problem. Just hate leaving these things running while I head to bed.
One on each wing-tip.
They "provided fine yaw and pitch control moments during hover".
26th Feb 2012, 11:41
#1727 (permalink )
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: down south
Age: 66
Posts: 12,841
Holy s
t.
Off in a completely different direction then.
Thanks mate - If you are off shortly I'll bid you sweet dreams.
26th Feb 2012, 11:45
#1728 (permalink )
Join Date: May 2009
Location: On the Murrumbidgee
Age: 52
Posts: 8,047
I'm not done yet. You were kind enough to expand on your Kamov photo. So...
X-Plane.
Yeah, I know, I know, you don't like "plane." Get over it.
26th Feb 2012, 11:47
#1729 (permalink )
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: down south
Age: 66
Posts: 12,841
Oh................
26th Feb 2012, 11:50
#1730 (permalink )
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Rivetting looks ancient.
A Bell?
Or a Ryan X-13.....I'll go with this.
26th Feb 2012, 11:56
#1731 (permalink )
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Well done mate!
Goodnight, enjoy your control and day.
26th Feb 2012, 13:33
#1732 (permalink )
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Posts: 12,841
This
might just still be up on your Monday morning Graeme.....
26th Feb 2012, 19:50
#1733 (permalink )
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Dreamland
Posts: 323
SNCASO Trident?
26th Feb 2012, 23:45
#1734 (permalink )
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Location: Minnesota
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Posts: 724
Is it another helicopter, anything like this one?
Edit; Mcdonnell model 38? Open house if on the very slim chance that is correct.
Last edited by Karlark; 27th Feb 2012 at 01:16 .
27th Feb 2012, 04:33
#1735 (permalink )
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Dreamland
Posts: 323
Karlark, like that one, hadn't seen it before. Interesting to see that the issues that killed off the Model 38 (XH20) were the same as those with the Fairey Rotodyne nearly 20 years later. Who says we can learn from history?
27th Feb 2012, 05:56
#1736 (permalink )
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Good morning gents.
Not a Trident or a helicopter this time.
27th Feb 2012, 09:02
#1737 (permalink )
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Location: east ESSEX
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Is it an engine intake,or something else.?
27th Feb 2012, 09:04
#1738 (permalink )
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Jet engine intake.
27th Feb 2012, 09:20
#1739 (permalink )
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SO.9000 Trident????
27th Feb 2012, 09:24
#1740 (permalink )
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Location: Berkshire.
Age: 72
Posts: 1,339
Russia jet Train prototype in 1970. Yak-40 Engine?
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