The thought just came across my mind and I simply cannot think of a good answer, especially not knowing much about the mechanics of it all.
I first noticed it around 1:50 pm. It was still circling as of 5:30. I saw it no less than 15 times. It's flying about twice as high as MAMA so maybe 1100 - 1200 feet above the West Asheville hills.
This is a follow up to the other poll
2000s song that starts with what I assume is a plane engine starting. Rock/Alternative sounding. Whenever I try to think of it Good Charlotte always comes to mind for some reason, but pretty positive it's not them. Not 100 percent but has a lyric like pulling up a chair to your table, or something involving a chair?
Sometimes late at night I'll hear what at first sounds like a big slow propeller airplane somewhere overhead and maybe low-ish, but it just keeps going and going to the point that I wonder if it's a slow blimp trundling along. But I google and can't find evidence of blimps, and it doesn't sound like a helicopter. I've looked up before but haven't seen it. I feel like it has to just be an airplane but it just sticks around so long that it doesn't seem like a plane just making its way down to the airport like we've all heard our whole lives, which is a more short-lived sound that fades in, crests, and fades out, whereas this seems to stick around longer at a steady volume before fading. What's it doing? Circling? What would do that? Have you heard it? I'm northside btw.
I have this propeller plane with 2 engines and when i want to launch the plane goes backwards. I watched some tutorials how to make a propeller plane i copied it and mine went backwards.
To keep the pilot cool because if they stopped, man would he sweat
There were still many prop planes in use during the time Wargame takes place (skyraider, bronco, etc). Why do you think Eugen decided not to add any into the game?
Does the Reynold's number vary for the propeller and the wing? If yes then what can I take as the reynolds number while doing XFoil analysis for the airfoil
It keeps the pilot cool. If you see it stop, and you will start to see him sweat
