benellis19
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What kind of kind of filtration system for fueling helicopters for in-flight refueling?
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NAVAIR Question
- Thread starter benellis19
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Nice try, China
All inflight refueling uses a #4 cone type coffee filter.
White or Brown paper? I hear bleaching in white paper increases performance.
Damn…I’ve been using two old tee-shirts and a cotton ball.
Next question. Do we threadjack this into a Show Me Your Coffee Setup discussion or a contentious ad hominem back-n-forth regarding Aeropress vs. Pour Over? The options are endless...
Skywalker
Student Naval Aviator
What's pictured here is actually the helicopter plugging in its flux capacitor, sorry for the misunderstanding.
Ah the rare USCG cutter helicopter fast-charging station. Glad to see the DoD all-electric helicopter initiative moving forward as we combat our nation’s greatest threat—climate change.
All helicopters of USA use nuclear reaction for 1.21 gigawatts that gives highly lifting capacity. No fuel in aircrafts.
Oh, and happy new year.
Oh, and happy new year.
I’m considering the aeropress for travel, but I was offend when I looked at their website and noticed they didn’t add old school percolators to their comparison chart. Do you get your coffee at a commissary or can you get a decent bag in Japan?
Most receivers allow medium lift platforms to raw-dog their drogue.
They generally require more powerful platforms to show up with a light coat of CLP on the tip, and at least play with the turkey feathers a bit. 😁