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Mxsmanic wrote in
: Bob Moore writes: You should see what those pylons do in heavy turbulence! The only stress is on the pilot who looks at them. :-) I've seen engine nacelles swaying merrily to and fro (along the wing axis) in turbulence but I didn't know if twisting forces applied to the pylons would be so easily tolerated. Fjukktard Bertie |
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