in all honestly people who engineer heavy equipment are amazing talents. While I’m no fan of the oil industry (in the slightest) I’m utterly amazed at the engineering of it...
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The Avro Arrow is a testament to government stupidity in the late 50’s.
Good movie if you like aviation. The last 15 minutes is an eye opener.
To this day the USN Test Pilot School use the Beaver and Otter to train pilots in unique characteristics of low speed aircraft handling and flight characteristics and explore fixed wing Short Takeoff and Landing (STOL) flying qualities and performance. They are both very robust aircraft.De Havilland made two very remarkable aircraft that were used as bush planes, the Beaver and the Otter. Both loved by pilots, both recognized as engineering achievments. Many are still flying. A modern Twin Otter is still in production.
Harrison Ford’s Beaver
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what is wrong with you guys? All this talk of working with Trojans, and not one condom joke? Not one UCLA joke?
Jeez.. boring. I’ve been in graveyards that were more fun
That looks sweet. And a radial!
On that aircraft, bias ply would be a good guess if you're looking at the end of the landing gear struts, but radial is the right answer if you're looking behind the prop or under the engine cowling.I dunno, looks like a bias ply to me.
)I knew you were kidding, but just couldn't resist!I know, I was being facetious but neglected to put some sort of smiley face down to indicate that.![]()
The Avro Arrow is a testament to government stupidity in the late 50’s.
I didn’t and I was miffed!! LOL
