Is this for real?
05-13-2011 | 07:46 AM
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From: Tessenderlo, BELGIUM
RE: Is this for real?
Seems to me it's just a fan mounted in front of the turbine, but not connected to it. The suction makes it spin. In the last few second you hear the turbine running but the fan is stationary.
Regards, Bart.
Regards, Bart.
05-13-2011 | 07:48 AM
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RE: Is this for real?
ORIGINAL: RUFTER
Seems to me it's just a fan mounted in front of the turbine, but not connected to it. The suction makes it spin. In the last few second you hear the turbine running but the fan is stationary.
Regards, Bart.
Seems to me it's just a fan mounted in front of the turbine, but not connected to it. The suction makes it spin. In the last few second you hear the turbine running but the fan is stationary.
Regards, Bart.
05-13-2011 | 08:25 AM
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RE: Is this for real?
Just free wheeling fans, Skymaster have the same set up on their A10, I've run the engines to full power and no problems yet. The ones in the below photo are done on a 3D printer, they work great.
05-13-2011 | 08:31 AM
#9
RE: Is this for real?
I ran my mibo fans on the ground plenty of times and at full power, no problem, when i flew it, they blew up, thank God I had FOD screens, the new Alum machined work great, no issues. Joe C!!!!
