Personal B-52

B2431 wrote:

From: "Steven P. McNicoll"
Date: 5/30/2004 12:08 AM Central Daylight Time
Message-id: et


"Buff5200" wrote in message
...

1. I'm not sure about W&B, but the bomb bays of the BUFF will easily
fit 4 MOAB's. Remember, BUFF was designed in the early 50's to
accommodate the early H-bombs. And they were HUGH.


I'm familiar with BUFF, MOAB, and W&B, but what is HUGH?


Chinese for "I didn't check my facts?"

Nope. "HUGH" is neo-con for not checking facts.

Cheers

--mike


Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

I doubt they have a MOAB, as the only one on display was just put up at
Eglin Armament Museum last week. They might have a BLU-82.
--
Les
F-4C(WW),D,E,G(WW)/AC-130A/MC-130E EWO (ret)




"Buff5200" wrote in message
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John Keeney wrote:





MOAB's too big for a BUFF's bomb bay, isn't it?


At Wri-Pat they have a BUFF and a mockup MOAB on display.

1. I'm not sure about W&B, but the bomb bays of the BUFF will easily
fit 4 MOAB's. Remember, BUFF was designed in the early 50's to
accommodate the early H-bombs. And they were HUGH.

2. MOAB is designed for pallet extraction. Cannot be hung on
bomb racks.






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On Sat, 29 May 2004 at 14:20:41 in message
, Mike Bandor
wrote:

Go out to the engine manufacturers website, as they also have the videos:
www.wren-turbines.com. They are in the Latest News section.

Could you please indicate the full path as that page leads nowhere on my
machine? (No links are visible)
--
David CL Francis

"David CL Francis" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 29 May 2004 at 14:20:41 in message
, Mike Bandor
wrote:

Go out to the engine manufacturers website, as they also have the videos:
www.wren-turbines.com. They are in the Latest News section.

Could you please indicate the full path as that page leads nowhere on my
machine? (No links are visible)
--
David CL Francis


David,

The links are the navigation at the top of the page. However, per your
request I've pasted the complete URL: http://www.wren-turbines.com/news.htm

Mike

David CL Francis wrote:

On Sat, 29 May 2004 at 14:20:41 in message
, Mike Bandor
wrote:

Go out to the engine manufacturers website, as they also have the videos:
www.wren-turbines.com. They are in the Latest News section.

Could you please indicate the full path as that page leads nowhere on my
machine? (No links are visible)


They're there, under 'latest news' as he says...ther're great
also, most impressive indeed!...
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-Gord.
(use gordon in email)

On Mon, 31 May 2004 at 00:26:26 in message
, Mike Bandor
wrote:
David,

The links are the navigation at the top of the page. However, per your
request I've pasted the complete URL: http://www.wren-turbines.com/news.htm

Thanks that is an awesome model. I know the site where they fly, I have
been to occasional meets there - but not for some time.

I did mange to see one video and the first take off was obviously from a
full sized airfield. The taxi did seem to be at the model airfield,
which does have a tarmac runway.
--
David CL Francis

"Mike Bandor" wrote:

"David CL Francis" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 29 May 2004 at 14:20:41 in message
, Mike Bandor
wrote:

Go out to the engine manufacturers website, as they also have the videos:
www.wren-turbines.com. They are in the Latest News section.

Could you please indicate the full path as that page leads nowhere on my
machine? (No links are visible)
--
David CL Francis


David,

The links are the navigation at the top of the page. However, per your
request I've pasted the complete URL: http://www.wren-turbines.com/news.htm

Mike


....IMfrickingPRESSIVE!! project, I rolled the three videos
(Taxi - Takeoff - Flight) excellent all!...I gotta say that you
guys have done one very impressive job here!
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-Gord.
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(Paul Tomblin) wrote:

(Robert M. Gary) said:

Could anyone see the videos? It looks like they were removed from the server.

They were slashdotted yesterday. Have a look at
http://freecache.org/http://www.wren.../B52_Test1.wmv
http://freecache.org/http://www.wren.../B52%20008.wmv
http://freecache.org/http://www.wren.../B52%20006.wmv

There is a mirror of the viddies here --

http://www.readingfordummies.com/Permanent/mirrors/b52/

I'm downloading right now.


Billy

http://www.two--four.net/weblog.php

Billy Beck wrote:

There is a mirror of the viddies here --

http://www.readingfordummies.com/Permanent/mirrors/b52/

I'm downloading right now.

Holy *Christ*. That's just sensational.

I do love a kook. God bless those people.


Billy

http://www.two--four.net/weblog.php

In article ,
Billy Beck wrote:

Billy Beck wrote:

There is a mirror of the viddies here --

http://www.readingfordummies.com/Permanent/mirrors/b52/

I'm downloading right now.

Holy *Christ*. That's just sensational.

I do love a kook. God bless those people.

Here's a *large* scale-model Hornet:

http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Cockpit/8634/hornet2.htm

*cough*

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