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  1. KaiserM109

    Hmmm..do you like low flying aircraft?....then here ya go!

    Did you notice on both engines the cylinders rotates with the propeller? I think the guy with the oil can was lubing the rocker arms. In flight I believe they would get lubed by oil thrown up from the cam.
  2. KaiserM109

    Hmmm..do you like low flying aircraft?....then here ya go!

    RE the Lancasters (I only get on this forum about once a week) I read a Readers' Digest book about flying a Lancaster during WWII, but I don't remember the title. To get as much altitude as they could with a full bomb load they would do what they called "climbing the stairs." They would go...
  3. KaiserM109

    Hmmm..do you like low flying aircraft?....then here ya go!

    Google B-29 Frozen in Time, it'll make you cry!
  4. KaiserM109

    Hmmm..do you like low flying aircraft?....then here ya go!

    True, 4 big radials have a sound that only they can make. Fifi comes to air shows here once in a while.
  5. KaiserM109

    Hmmm..do you like low flying aircraft?....then here ya go!

    I have heard P51s go by low and WOW, but I would really love to have heard the four Merlins in mutt_kahuna’s Lancaster (page 1) !! A good friend of mine was an EWO on a Navy Reserve P2 Neptune years ago and told me a story of one of their cross country flights. They were bored and started...
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