WHIFs from ARC

Started by Riksbar, May 25, 2007, 12:25:17 PM

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Alvis 3.14159

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D'Oh! That's SO obvious too!
Awesome concept, as always, Kees does excellent work that inspires me to be more insane!

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NARSES2

Doh, until I opened the link I didn't realise it was a turboprop  :banghead:

Looks really good as a Vampiresque pure jet as well  :thumbsup:
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lancer

Thatlooks pretty nice...
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Dizzyfugu

That's a very nice idea! I just wonder about one thing: where to the hot exhaust gases go? Melting the propeller and damaging the horizontal stabilizer? But the basic idea is excellent, very nice!

kitbasher

Check the exhaust/prop configuration on the MQ-9 Reaper. Not quite in the same league I know.
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Sauragnmon

They could in principle duct it out to the outside of the booms for ventilation... or, alternatively, the ammount of air passing over the same area might well dilute the heat enough...
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Go4fun

The Horizontal stabilizer is made of unobtainium. Duh! :lol:
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pyro-manic

The intakes still have "splitter plates", so perhaps the boundary air is not ducted outboard, but re-combined with the hot exhaust to cool it?
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NARSES2

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kitbasher

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kerick

WOW! Cleaned out the spare parts box! Nice bird. :thumbsup:
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martinbayer

Pusher propellers just look sooooo much better than the ones up front - maybe the whole shipbuilding community is really on to something ;D ...

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Quote from: martinbayer on July 13, 2013, 10:11:56 PM
Pusher propellers just look sooooo much better than the ones up front - maybe the whole shipbuilding community is really on to something ;D ...

Martin

Reality: different airflow over the top and bottom wings is bad for the props, B-36 notwithstanding. Also bad for pilots who needed to bail out before ejection seats.  :o

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