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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: Guppy35 on November 28, 2012, 10:29:02 PM
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saw this posted on another forum. RAF Museum Me-410 running up both engines in 1988. Interesting whistle to those engines :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAcgUPjb16Q&feature=plcp
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Oil pump? Or is it the result of some aerodynamic design of the propellors?
Boo
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Nice!! Seen the pics so I've thought a vid must be there somewhere. Hopefully similar videos surface about the Ki-100 and the Fw-190S-8.
Oil pump? Or is it the result of some aerodynamic design of the propellors?
I've understood that it's the supercharger impeller.
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i'll be damn. :O Must be the rarest video concerning a wwii fighter today that is Me 410 live engine test
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Studied about a bajillion photos of that plane while skinning ours. Nice to see her running.
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That sounds awful!
A bearing squealing maybe?
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No, WMaker is right. Its the supercharger making that sound. Watch any Bf-109 video with the DB in it, and it will be making the same sound. BTW it is a very beautiful sound.....
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wow! ...awesome find guppy! ...I cranked it up through some bass reflex speakers ....shook the whole house. Scared the hell out of the cat ...lol
Helm ...out
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Wonder where that 410 is now and if she still runs...
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Wonder where that 410 is now and if she still runs...
It's in RAF Museum at Cosford. It hasn't been run since AFAIK.
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I'll have to put Cosford on my places to visit list... Thanks :)
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Wow, what a find, thanks for that video. Amazing to see and listen to that thing run.
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Nice vid, also you could clearly see the cut prop tips.
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Why did they cut the tips? Was it typical, or something the British did to it?
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Why did they cut the tips? Was it typical, or something the British did to it?
They were most probably damaged at one point (bent).
Lot of the "conservation work" done by the museums in those days could be considered destruction of priceless artifacts in today's standards. Things have changed.