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    Plane finds hail

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    Gawd I hate flying. I'd have been a rek on that plane.

    I went off the cliff at the airport on Catalina Island in a plane when I was in high school.

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    Holy COW!
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    Do we have a "Rotating Parts Engineer" here?
    I wonder if hailstones like that damage the engines, or if it is just like throwing ice cubes in a blender. I would think vanes and blades are all shot. But on the other hand, the compressor will do a good job of grinding up just about anything that enters I would think.
    Birds get swallowed up with no ill effects.
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    I'm no engine ear, but I know that those engines are very VERY stout. They'll run stuff thru there you wouldn't believe and still run with barely a hickup. They're kind of redundant in nature so a bit of damage won't make it inoperable. You'd have to almost completely destroy 50% or more of the turbine to kill it.

    I have a video clip of a guy getting sucked THRU a jet engine on an aircraft carrier, and got spit out the back side almost scratch free. Amazing the way it just sucked him in and spit him out.

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    I'll have one without feathers please

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    I have seen that vidio of that guy getting sucked through the engine. That was incredible.
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    Engine tests...

    I have read somewhere that they shoot chickens through the front window and running turbine engines to test reliability.

    The ultimate grinder for minced meat.

    Mostly when a jetfighter has to make an emergency landing is not when a bird flies into the turbine, but more when one goes through the front window. At those speeds one can get very badly injured.

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    There is an old story about the US Air Force using a steam canon to shoot chickens at jet windscreens for testing. According to the story the testing facility was run by a certain Colonel by the name of (what else?) Sanders. LOL

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    Originally posted by ToyMaker
    There is an old story about the US Air Force using a steam canon to shoot chickens at jet windscreens for testing. According to the story the testing facility was run by a certain Colonel by the name of (what else?) Sanders. LOL

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    It's not just a 'story'. I've seen the videos. Gruesome, but kinda kewl too.

    How 'bout the 'real' cadavers they used to use for crash test dummies?

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    Can you say

    I need new underwear and sets in this plane; it must have sounded like hell in that plane.

    My buddy owns a small 4-setter warrior 2. We got caught in a little rainstorm and it sounded like the plane was going to come apart. Manage that tin can.


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