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  1. 04-28-03, 09:25 AM #26
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    Originally posted by bemused
    not to mention the speed of the heat cycle... on landing, acft tires can go from sub-freezing to wicked hot in a matter of seconds...
    is that a technical term?

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  2. 04-28-03, 10:26 AM #27
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    Anyone see these before?

    yup, T/Rs have a lot to do w/ bleeding off speed on landing... as do flaps / spoilers... but the brakes (and, therefore the tires) are a big part of dragging those hundreds of tons moving at significant velocity to a halt.

    I don't claim to be an expert on all the details of this... but I do know that... even after 15-20 min. of taxiing... big jet tires are hot (not just warm) to the touch...

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  3. 04-28-03, 10:27 AM #28
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    Originally posted by twrayinma
    is that a technical term?
    only since I moved back to New England...

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    ok lets get off the mechanical discussion and back to wires... you know, the solid copper pipes with little green guys running through them to make stuff happen. than i can participate in this bastardizing more effectively.

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  5. 04-28-03, 11:46 AM #30
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    Originally posted by oreo_n2
    ok lets get off the mechanical discussion and back to wires... you know, the solid copper pipes with little green guys running through them to make stuff happen. than i can participate in this bastardizing more effectively.
    yeah, really... that's sumpin' I REALLY know sumpin' about

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    bike week

    Bike week starts on June 8th this year and ends on June 15th(Fathers Day)

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  7. 04-29-03, 10:28 AM #32
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    hey

    If anyone in Beantown is interested in doing a day ride up there to check it out but not stay over (and possibly check out the Kangamanky Hwy?), I'd be interested...

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    pretty much a guarantee that there's gonna be at least a coupla rides that include the Kang during the season... but I understand that Bike Week ain't the time for fully enjoying it.

    from what I hear, that whole area is clotted w/ slo-motion cruisers (in addition to the usual summer complaints) for that week... might wanna go some time when the traffic's less & the fun is more

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    yeah

    It's clearly more of a cultural experience than a shred the tires type event, but I'm all for people watching once in a while...

    And thanks to silver Surfer I've got this great new route up and back...

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    well, for what it's worth... the scenery is luverly up thar

    ...and ya should have plenty of opportunity to enjoy it!

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    is it?
    i didn't have time to check it out the one time i went over.

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    Originally posted by twrayinma
    is it?
    i didn't have time to check it out the one time i went over.
    guess you ain't been there during leaf-peeping season... plenny of winnebagos to act as rolling roadblocks then...

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    2 words for the colored tires:

    Fucking Gay

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    Re: Re: yeah

    Originally posted by T-595 Greg
    he's good for something eh?

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    Anyone see these before?

    The Wing flappes are used for drag and is a major contributor to the braking of planes No, really it's true..

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    Originally posted by Half Squid
    The Wing flappes are used for drag and is a major contributor to the braking of planes No, really it's true..
    we-e-ell... as I understand it: during take-off / landing / low speed operation, flaps extend the effective length of the wing chord, increasing lift. after landing-- in conjunction w/ the wing spoilers (on aircraft so equipped)-- they disrupt the airflow over & under the wing and introduce a greater drag component... kinda like a two-sided air brake.

    'course, I ain't no aeronautical engineer... and AF pilots have been known to talk outright bullshit... ... so this may very well not be true

    (which would prolly serve me right for convincing them that their nav aids went wonky as a result of fluctuations in the Van Allen radiation belts... )

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