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DWS 23rd August 2013 18:33

C-130 over Yosemite Fire Video
 
Flames from massive 'Rim' fire reach Yosemite

This is unique- as is explained inn the video !!

Desert185 23rd August 2013 23:33

There has to be a CB that can be pulled to shut :mad: up.

DWS 24th August 2013 01:43


There has to be a CB that can be pulled to shut http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/sr...s/censored.gif up.
And your problem is .... ?? what ??

And CB ( circuit breaker ) is appropriate WHY ??

I believed it was/is NEWS- and for those who might have forgotten that a few years ago a C-130 disintegrated on the same type of mission which can be found on youtube

Perhaps it should have been posted where ?

Military ?

Spotters?

If you watched the video to the end- you might have found out WHY it was authorized .

rjtjrt 24th August 2013 02:53

Surprised the airspeed is 70kts for the drop, if I am hearing correctly.

tu144 24th August 2013 07:06

what are you guys talking about all I see is a dc-10


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drag king 24th August 2013 10:31


and for those who might have forgotten that a few years ago a C-130 disintegrated on the same type of mission which can be found on youtube
Do you mean THIS ONE?

Nothing to do with CB or GPWS whatsoever, it looks an in-flight break up to me! This NEWS sounds more like a reason for a laugh than anything else. Also I don't see the big deal in fitting a GoPro on the windscreen, how many fast-jets pilots take snaps from their rides?

DK ;)

A Squared 2nd September 2013 01:46


Originally Posted by rjtjrt
Surprised the airspeed is 70kts for the drop, if I am hearing correctly.

You're not hearing correctly. Stall speed for an empty herc with no fuel would be 77-80 ish knots. I'm not sure what the "70" is, the audio is hard to follow. It *might* be flaps. Flaps on a Herc are in Percent. Normally you use 0, 50% or 100%. It's certainly possible that they use 70% for a drop.

sleeper 2nd September 2013 08:08

70 feet radio altitude?


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