Vonrd Posted February 2, 2024 Report Posted February 2, 2024 There's also one on the Me-262 and the Okha. Klaiber and Erhardt 2 Quote
Vonrd Posted February 3, 2024 Author Report Posted February 3, 2024 Can anyone ID a mistake in the verbal? (there may be more than one actually). Snaggle 1 Quote
Snaggle Posted February 3, 2024 Report Posted February 3, 2024 4 hours ago, Vonrd said: Can anyone ID a mistake in the verbal? (there may be more than one actually). 1. Wing section behind leading edge fabric 2. Water injection worn out engine in minutes. 3. Main stay of USAF haha Quote
Vonrd Posted February 3, 2024 Author Report Posted February 3, 2024 1 hour ago, Snaggle said: Main stay of USAF haha Actually, I missed that Snaggle 1 Quote
Klaiber Posted February 3, 2024 Report Posted February 3, 2024 What I think is interesting is that the narrator says uh·loo·muh·nuhm, not a·luh·mi·nee·uhm. wheelsup_cavu and Snaggle 2 Quote
wheelsup_cavu Posted February 4, 2024 Report Posted February 4, 2024 On 2/2/2024 at 9:19 PM, Snaggle said: Wing section behind leading edge fabric As I seem to recall the Ailerons, Elevators, & Rudder of a Corsair were fabric covered during WW2? Wheels Quote
Snaggle Posted February 4, 2024 Report Posted February 4, 2024 51 minutes ago, wheelsup_cavu said: As I seem to recall the Ailerons, Elevators, & Rudder of a Corsair were fabric covered during WW2? Agreed but not the entire wing Quote
Vonrd Posted February 4, 2024 Author Report Posted February 4, 2024 1 hour ago, Snaggle said: Agreed but not the entire wing Early Corsairs had the outer wings bays aft of the main spar covered in fabric: " the Corsair was also the last American-produced fighter aircraft to feature fabric as the skinning for the top and bottom of each outer wing, aft of the main spar and armament bays, and for the ailerons, elevators, and rudder" Snaggle 1 Quote
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