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Shahid 12-23-2004 08:53 AM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
I found this off a website:


Vedeneyev M14R: 450-HP

Rationale and Performance

The M14 series of engines is one of the world’s most widely used and proven aircraft engines, and is probably the most successful aerobatic engine of all time. Its use in aerobatics has been with various versions, but principally the M14P at 360-hp, and then more recently the ‘PF’ with 400-hp.
It became clear to us that there was a significant potential demand for an engine that could bring a light Su-26 or Su-31 into the category of more power than weight. Obviously with an M14PF engine and a 2.6m propeller we realised that if the aeroplane is light, the power to weight ratio is almost one to one. We felt that if we could get a significant jump over the ‘PF’, we could then bring about a totally new world of aerobatics, where the aeroplanes actually had more power than weight.
With this in mind we have now been working for two years with Vedeneyev, funding the development of the M14R engine, in which our goal has been over 450-hp.
The first customer engine in a Su-26M2 serial number 01-04 based in the UK. This aircraft is used by one of the best European Air Show performers, and is performing extremely well, and clearly giving every bit of its claimed power.
At sea level it is giving 1160mm of mercury of supercharger boost – equal to almost 46" of boost. In conjunction with the wide chord propeller (see below) the aircraft has a power to weight ratio comfortably in excess of 1:1. Rate of climb is in excess of 5,000ft/min.

Interesting stuff! Perhaps the SU 26 M2 in question is that of Will Curtiss maybe?

450 HP in a Sukhoi should do it eh ;)

Cactus. 12-23-2004 01:05 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
could well be, might explaine how he climed out of that prophang, all be it with the smoke off

Zagiflyer576 12-23-2004 11:06 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 

ORIGINAL: Kule Kanain

Nice video - looks like Ian Groom and he IS NOT hovering...
Just reminded me of the day I saw him splash down when he could not recover from a flat spin at the Air and Sea showin Ft. Lauderdale[:o]...was a very sad day:(...

Daryld12 01-16-2005 05:23 AM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
I know it's been a while since you posted that and you are, in fact, correct about all that info. There is one thing that is not correct though. Wayne Handleys' turbo ravens' variable pitch control never malfuntioned. He just made a bad mistake. According to the NTSB investigation reports, there was nothing wrong with the prop pitch control or the plane. Just thought you'd find that interesting.

Taildragger726 01-16-2005 10:33 AM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
The Turbo Raven was a Giles G-700, built by Giles aircraft and yes, it could hover and accelerate vertically. I saw it happen at Reno with a density altitude of 7,500'.[X(]

Skibo777 01-16-2005 04:27 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
What N726AC is saying is correct. I saw Wayne hang it on the prop for about five seconds, then accelerate vertically. I witnessed it at the Miramar Airshow maybee 5 years ago..(obviously)

8KCABrett 01-16-2005 10:58 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
Daryld12 don't believe everything that you read. . .


For the others, here is Leo's Shark, some info, pics, and video:

http://www.zivko.com/EDGE/news/leo.html

SukhoiKid 01-16-2005 11:56 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
Isnt there a guy that goes into a hover high up and let it tail slide 100mph down??????

Cactus. 01-17-2005 12:50 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
would have thought it'd flip round way before that.. tho on the way down the elevator seems to be reversed,, might be able to control it for a while.

8KCABrett 01-17-2005 05:55 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
Yeah, all surfaces reverse shortly after the slide accelerates backwards. . . takes some learning to do it, that's for sure.

Here is some good footage of how it looks:

http://www.airviolence.com/request.php?129

Cactus. 01-17-2005 06:07 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
i found it in FMS, was quite fun to fly a plane backwards :)

parrothead 04-11-2007 09:03 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
Wow - looks like I'll be bringing a thread back from the dead :) !

I was looking for info on the Turbo Raven after I found out about another new airplane out there which hopes to hover and maybe outdo the Turbo Raven.

Check this out:

www.turbinetucan.com

The Turbine Tucan has a turbine engine making 750 HP and about 3000 lb of thrust in a 1600 lb biplane [X(] !!!

They've even already contracted with someone to make the R/C version :D !

I can't wait to see it fly!

parrothead 04-11-2007 09:12 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
Oh yeah, they say they're going to use it to break the biplane speed records and they also claim it'll be the first plane to hover ;) .

octanehuffer 04-12-2007 08:16 AM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
Quique Somenzini has been contracted to duplicate the R/C version. His airplanes are top notch and he has already installed a Wren turbo prop in one of his Yak 54's. IIRC it was the 102" version. I believe he will use a Wren for the Toucan also.
Adam

mtwister 04-12-2007 07:05 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
Here's the link to Krotov's crash.

http://www.alexisparkinn.com/airshow_videos.htm

Shouter 05-11-2008 01:02 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
My father is the director of maintenance and the general manager of the Fargo Jet Center, he has unbelievable knowledge on aircraft. He also happens to personally know Wayne Handley, the pilot of the Turbo Raven. Well, my dad told me that the Raven is the closest your gonna get to a hover. The power to weight ratio is not even close to what is on our 3d R/C, as most of you know. Hope this helps

MetallicaJunkie 05-11-2008 04:39 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Fp_nTBh_EE watch 3:36 nice harrier

nitro wing 05-11-2008 06:08 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
Thats Kirby Chambliss in his Edge above.. [8D]
The late Jim Leroy was pretty good at holding his Pitts up there too
@ 1:15 [8D]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1MBQ5t27Us

MetallicaJunkie 05-11-2008 06:58 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 


ORIGINAL: nitro wing

Thats Kirby Chambliss in his Edge above.. [8D]
The late Jim Leroy was pretty good at holding his Pitts up there too
@ 1:15 [8D]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1MBQ5t27Us

nice vid..... the pilot in the above video i posted is Bill Stein http://www.billsteinairshows.com/ he's probably the best freestyler ive seen

nitro wing 05-11-2008 09:23 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
On utube names and headers often get renamed,so who really knows.I got the same clip but it was named something else,I thought it was Kirby,but you may be right on that one.
Once I watched it again ,it does seem like a different style than Kirbys.Good pilot for sure :D

triangle 05-13-2008 02:01 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
U guys need to check out the "JUKA" JUrgis KAirys airplane.... 450 vedenejev engine it does hover, but he is not flying it right now at shows, he is working on a better engine for it.... and about Russian pilots being riskier..... a human life was very cheap back when they were doing test on the planes over there, so they are used to pushing the envelope without caring if someone dies.... in my opinion this is why we are using russian rocket technology now and samething with their jets...... they just don't care.....

nitro wing 05-13-2008 05:01 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
I've got quite a few videos of his too,definately pushed his Sukhoi hard :D

triangle 05-14-2008 10:04 AM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
Its a sukhoi with yak wings

nitro wing 05-14-2008 10:49 PM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
Really? is there any specs on this?
His Suk sure sems to fly a little diffrerent [8D]

MetallicaJunkie 05-15-2008 12:00 AM

RE: Full scale hovering
 
awesome clip here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxOX0wspMSY


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