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A few from Jono

PostPosted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 9:40 pm
by Splitpin
My (the editor) picks from some great work ....

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Great work Big J.

Re: A few from Jono

PostPosted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 9:47 pm
by Charl
Nice set, Mr. Editor...
A ski'd 130J - kinda fancy hardware you think?
Mmm wonder what our American friends are up to, down there.
The Secretary too, I noticed. Mmm again.

EDIT: Possibly the ugliest angle of the UgBus :)
Ian will be crowing at the sight of that Schnozz...

Re: A few from Jono

PostPosted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 10:00 pm
by Ian Warren
Charl wrote:EDIT: Possibly the ugliest angle of the UgBus :)
Ian will be crowing at the sight of that Schnozz...

The Schnozz...bust ....... true tho :D

As for the Herks .... B-) .. I think 30490 had a Kiwi logo name to it, currently my USAF Deep Freeze book is out on loan.

Re: A few from Jono

PostPosted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 12:39 am
by Lindstrim
It's still an H model, they're trying new propellers on it to see if they get more lifting capacity by using them.

If I remember correctly it's the same company that did the new props for the E-2's in the navy

Re: A few from Jono

PostPosted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 7:00 am
by Ian Warren
Lindstrim wrote:
If I remember correctly it's the same company that did the new props for the E-2's in the navy

That is correct, same E-2D , thow the Hawkeye also has modified better performance engines I'm not sure if the Herc was retrofitted with , they also found the six bladed prop on the 'J' or example created sound that 6 hour duration flight, the sound resonate that fatigued the crew.

Re: A few from Jono

PostPosted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 8:17 am
by Charl
Pesky crew, a nice noise cancelling headset would've saved them some engine development money :)
Lindstrim wrote:It's still an H model
Interesting... amazing to think the original Herkiebirds had just 3 blades. I'd have thought the growth in blades would be directly related to absorbing more engine power.