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Turn to Final - Keeping Ball Centered
"Blueskies" wrote in
: "Dudley Henriques" wrote in message ... Yeager has known that Welsh broke the barrier since day one as he knew almost everybody who was at Pancho's that day,and has to my knowledge anyway, just let it slide as he rode an entire career on his "reputation". Officially, the AF I believe revised Yeager's X1 flight to say he wa the first to break Mach one in LEVEL FLIGHT. The "debate" will probably go on forever, but Welsh was the man!! -- Dudley Henriques Level flight is the key here... There was apparently also someone who made it through in a prop fighter diving, got lucky and pulled it out... There were quite a few reports of that, but part of the problem with compressibility is that it makes for massive errors in the airspeed indications. Bertie |
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
"Blueskies" wrote in : "Dudley Henriques" wrote in message ... Yeager has known that Welsh broke the barrier since day one as he knew almost everybody who was at Pancho's that day,and has to my knowledge anyway, just let it slide as he rode an entire career on his "reputation". Officially, the AF I believe revised Yeager's X1 flight to say he wa the first to break Mach one in LEVEL FLIGHT. The "debate" will probably go on forever, but Welsh was the man!! -- Dudley Henriques Level flight is the key here... There was apparently also someone who made it through in a prop fighter diving, got lucky and pulled it out... There were quite a few reports of that, but part of the problem with compressibility is that it makes for massive errors in the airspeed indications. Bertie It's impossible to go supersonic in a prop fighter. The Brits tried it at Boscombe Downe, my friend Herb Fisher did high mach dive tests in a highly modified P47 with various props and he didn't make it. I had a Mustang out to .77 and almost killed myself. The problem is the prop. Although the tips wll go supersonic, (The T6 tips are super on takeoff) the rest of the propeller builds up HUGE drag that reaches a maximum point and won't allow any further increase in mach number. -- Dudley Henriques |
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That's why it's out in front. :-)
-- Regards, BobF. "Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message .. . Dudley Henriques wrote in news:MY-dneEo8M2- : It's impossible to go supersonic in a prop fighter. The Brits tried it at Boscombe Downe, my friend Herb Fisher did high mach dive tests in a highly modified P47 with various props and he didn't make it. I had a Mustang out to .77 and almost killed myself. The problem is the prop. Although the tips wll go supersonic, (The T6 tips are super on takeoff) the rest of the propeller builds up HUGE drag that reaches a maximum point and won't allow any further increase in mach number. Yeah, it's true. Teh shock wave wreaks havoc with flow all around the airplane and even a relatively slow turning prop would be there long before the rest of the airframe was there. Bertie |
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"Bob F." wrote in
: That's why it's out in front. :-) Oh my god, you're as bad as Dudley! Bertie |
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
"Bob F." wrote in : That's why it's out in front. :-) Oh my god, you're as bad as Dudley! Bertie God, don't wish THAT on th poor guy. :-)) -- Dudley Henriques |
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Dudley Henriques wrote in
news Bertie the Bunyip wrote: "Bob F." wrote in : That's why it's out in front. :-) Oh my god, you're as bad as Dudley! Bertie God, don't wish THAT on th poor guy. :-)) Heh heh. he brought it on himself. Bertie |
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Dudley Henriques wrote in news Bertie the Bunyip wrote: "Bob F." wrote in : That's why it's out in front. :-) Oh my god, you're as bad as Dudley! Bertie God, don't wish THAT on th poor guy. :-)) Heh heh. he brought it on himself. Usenet pun disease. It's incurable. You shoot one out there innocently and you're hopelessly hooked forever. Pretty soon even the family cat leaves you alone :-)) -- Dudley Henriques |
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You are right Dudley. It's so target rich! Might as well have fun. Not to
worry. I got Bertie's number, I'll call him a friend "anyway". -- Regards, BobF. "Dudley Henriques" wrote in message ... Bertie the Bunyip wrote: Dudley Henriques wrote in news Bertie the Bunyip wrote: "Bob F." wrote in : That's why it's out in front. :-) Oh my god, you're as bad as Dudley! Bertie God, don't wish THAT on th poor guy. :-)) Heh heh. he brought it on himself. Usenet pun disease. It's incurable. You shoot one out there innocently and you're hopelessly hooked forever. Pretty soon even the family cat leaves you alone :-)) -- Dudley Henriques |
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Turn to Final - Keeping Ball Centered
"Bob F." wrote in
: You are right Dudley. It's so target rich! Might as well have fun. Not to worry. I got Bertie's number, That's 1.95 a minute, you know. I'll call him a friend "anyway". I'll refrain from the obvious "AIRPLANE!" inspired joke. Bertie |
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