Tom
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That's awesome
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3CorsaMeal
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is the plane flying low or is the ground just really high?
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evo_69
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fuck me thats gotta be fake surely?
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Brett
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quote: Originally posted by Ste W
It could have been this child being silly and running really fast
Jokes don't have the same impact being said for the 3rd time in the same thread do they?
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gavin18787
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quote: Originally posted by AndyKent
Second part of the video sounds like a model.
First part he'd get sucked into the ground at that speed.
Im not a physics master but surely the effect of air between the wings and ground would push it up not down?
Drives supercharged Tec with torque
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Cybermonkey
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi-vawv4Bg0
See, it's not a fake. This is a much better vid of the same low pass
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sand-eel
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quote: Originally posted by AndyKent
Second part of the video sounds like a model.
First part he'd get sucked into the ground at that speed.
Why? There is nothing to hold the pressure in, its no ground effect car.
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tom130691
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quote: Originally posted by sand-eel
quote: Originally posted by AndyKent
Second part of the video sounds like a model.
First part he'd get sucked into the ground at that speed.
Why? There is nothing to hold the pressure in, its no ground effect car.
venturi effect, basically how diffusers keep cars stuck to the track
but logicically if planes had too much, they wouldnt be able to take off
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sand-eel
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Yeah thats what I'm saying, the venturi effect is when the air is sped up through a smaller area, the cross sectional area of the curved underside of the lowest part of the fuselage is prob 1 cm, no where near enough to make a difference.
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jr
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http://gizmodo.com/5809436/exclusive-cockpit-video-of-the-craziest-flyby-ever
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sand-eel
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The people diving out the way
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neil h
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quote: Originally posted by tom130691
quote: Originally posted by sand-eel
quote: Originally posted by AndyKent
Second part of the video sounds like a model.
First part he'd get sucked into the ground at that speed.
Why? There is nothing to hold the pressure in, its no ground effect car.
venturi effect, basically how diffusers keep cars stuck to the track
but logicically if planes had too much, they wouldnt be able to take off
I'll say it again, at that height ground effect would be happening in a big way. So at that height its actually got more lift, not less.
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jr
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I would say he has gone well below the ground effect envelope but your correct in whAt your saying Neil
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SetH
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fooking insane boi!
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neil h
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quote: Originally posted by jr
I would say he has gone well below the ground effect envelope but your correct in whAt your saying Neil
There's a minimum altitude as well is there? I thought it was a case of it occured as long as you had a surface within a certain distance of the underside of the wing.
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jr
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From my reading I believe there is a optimum level when your rely on ground effect yes Neil
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neil h
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According to wikipedia (yes i know) its a phenomonom which occurs pretty much as soon as the wing is generating lift.
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sand-eel
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You getting mixed up with vortices?
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JaffaTB
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reminds me of this tbh http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSOsskpf8r0&feature=related
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Bart
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quote: Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
my mates grandad or great grandad flew through a hanger during the war, true story
YouTube link or it didn't happen
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Matt L
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reminds me of this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYhrSySXL30
and would a i funk be standing there like that
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neil h
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quote: Originally posted by sand-eel
You getting mixed up with vortices?
Nope, iirc vortices start to form on the wing tips as you gain altitude. When ground effects occurring there not an issue.
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