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Incredible Flying throught the Swiss Alps
- Thread starter raptor10
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The disney ride is way sweeter. This one didn't even have a yehti.
It is a two-seat Hunter. It was not going straight up though, just at a very steep angle.......though I guess a COD guy would think anything greater than 20 degrees nose up would be really steep........
Trade enough airspeed for altitude and most A/C can do something like that (within reason) it is the above 1:1 Thrust to weight that can go straight up and accelerate.
Yeah...my T-34C stalled and departed controlled flight about 10 seconds into the video...
well you got further than my ride would have taken me. I'd have made a bigger boom though.
I agree!!! Long live Disneyland!!!!
Alps, French style
Get enough smack on the jet and it will go vertical. Hunter is no slouch; Omanis and Swiss flew them for decades and they have a nice energy package similar to an A-4F. Here's the (with similar odd music). Gets better after 4:30 with low level sonic boom and some nice vertical/loop action. Gets a bit like the ballet at the end (not very tactical), but they're French so.........
Get enough smack on the jet and it will go vertical. Hunter is no slouch; Omanis and Swiss flew them for decades and they have a nice energy package similar to an A-4F. Here's the (with similar odd music). Gets better after 4:30 with low level sonic boom and some nice vertical/loop action. Gets a bit like the ballet at the end (not very tactical), but they're French so.........
It is a two-seat Hunter. It was not going straight up though, just at a very steep angle.......though I guess a COD guy would think anything greater than 20 degrees nose up would be really steep........
Can't get the COD stuff out of me I guess but now that I'm a turbo weenie driver, upside, rightside up, whatever, all the same. Then again, didn't think an NFO would really know what a stick, power lever, rudder did
Of course. It didn't look like he had enough smack on the jet, thus my comment. With that engine, less of a problem I suppose.