PBY-5A Takeoff / Landing Roll

• Jun 14, 2005

• #61

Smokey

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If this seaplane had been made it would have been impressive. And it actually was a SEA plane

http://www.luft46.com/bv/bvp144.html

 

• Jun 14, 2005

• #62

evangilder

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It would have been humungous, that's for sure!

 

• Jun 14, 2005

• #63

FLYBOYJ

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plan_D said:

You bloody engineers always complaining..."This plane is too hard to work on" - "Your stressing the airframe" - "Where's your wing gone!?" - "Why have you put the plane into power lines!?" - "Next time you land do it with the gear down" Jesus christ just fix the damn thing.

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Yea, the time fixing the bloody thing takes away from Pub time! Why do you think we get so temperamental!

 

• Jun 14, 2005

• #64

plan_D

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Wasting valuble drinking time is a tragedy. I understand how you feel, FBJ.

 

• Jun 14, 2005

• #65

FLYBOYJ

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Yea, especially when they are capable of doing things like this

 

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• Jun 14, 2005

• #66

evangilder

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What, you don't like the flexi-fuselage design? You have to admit, it is amazing how evenly spaced the cuts are.

 

• Jun 14, 2005

• #67

Nonskimmer

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How did that happen again?

 

• Jun 14, 2005

• #68

cheddar cheese

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Best thing since sliced bread!

 

• Jun 14, 2005

• #69

Nonskimmer

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Actually, it looks a bit like a loaf of Wonder Bread.

 

• Jun 15, 2005

• Thread starter
• #70

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MP-Willow

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Saco, MAINE!!!!

I have seen that picture before and have seen it almost happen live. A propeller is a very nasty thing that really dose not care about what it might hit.

As for the Bv 144 that would have been a grand project, they created some good seaplaes for the war. Plan_D, most crews could take care of the plane them selves. if it were an anphipian it could be looked after on land or we could build a ew seaplane ramp in Miami

Because we would be useing new designs say the Ca 415 or Be-12 though that is not a new design we could work on it.

 

• Jun 16, 2005

• #71

plan_D

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Can you even get a joke, MP-Willow!? It was a joke! No need for return comment.

 

• Jun 20, 2005

• Thread starter
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MP-Willow

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Saco, MAINE!!!!

AS you wish! Yes I can get a joke, but I like it when you are a little worked up