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RR1 powered airplane
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Re: RR1 powered airplane
Yes, Kim. Weird sounds. Sounds like my old 1937 Ford 60 hp flat head did at full chat.
I was waiting for one of the outboard engines to quit after the center one did. Not as dramatic aerodynamically as I thought it would be. Nice rudder/elevator movements there.
Three RR-1's running together, on an airplane in the air. And I treat my single RR-1 like gold. Perhaps I shouldn't.
I was waiting for one of the outboard engines to quit after the center one did. Not as dramatic aerodynamically as I thought it would be. Nice rudder/elevator movements there.
Three RR-1's running together, on an airplane in the air. And I treat my single RR-1 like gold. Perhaps I shouldn't.
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Re: RR1 powered airplane
using them as intended that's our Kim, that center engine was making some serious ply noise
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Re: RR1 powered airplane
A glorious day in the life of the BOT. Love the whistling wind after the great racket of the RR1s went quiet.
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Re: RR1 powered airplane
Here is my Mudhen built RR1 several years ago:
https://youtu.be/wXL2t4eKn-I
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Re: RR1 powered airplane
rsv1cox wrote:Yes, Kim. Weird sounds. Sounds like my old 1937 Ford 60 hp flat head did at full chat.
I was waiting for one of the outboard engines to quit after the center one did. Not as dramatic aerodynamically as I thought it would be. Nice rudder/elevator movements there.
Three RR-1's running together, on an airplane in the air. And I treat my single RR-1 like gold. Perhaps I shouldn't.
I'd been wanting to try multiple engines ever since watching this fellow fly his 8 .010 engined Spruce Goose at the S.M.A.L.L. Fly-In several years ago. This model is really just a sailplane...long wings-lightly loaded with a big rudder, and I made note of his technique in flying it: Take-off, make a pass or two for the cameras, then go for altitude.
As the engines quit, it was easy to counter any asymmetrical thrust by trading a little altitude for airspeed. Even if a couple were still running as the height wore down, he had no trouble sliding the Hercules onto the grass runway.
I did the same with the B.O.T. (and the twin-engine Lazy Bee), went for height, holding my breath right after launch because I sure didn't want to get caught down low with just two pulling. Once I had some altitude in the bank, I could relax and enjoy the weird sounds coming from the sky!
And yeah, if I got it, I figure it ought to run or fly...got very few Hangar Queens in the Skunk Works (there IS a Sig Bearcat that I started as a sophomore in High School that's never flown, and IT'S now getting looked at to maybe get a .15 stuck in it and launched!). For me, this allows a lot more actual fun to happen, AND let's me off the hook of "Collector's Syndrome" of saying, 'Man, you should have seen these run back in the day...'.
I DO actually 'Have My Cake and Eat it Too" !
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Re: RR1 powered airplane
Love seeing these old pups do their thing !!!
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