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BTW that other videos testing the efects of severe vibration was interesting

Garry

Garry Russell wrote:BTW that other videos testing the efects of severe vibration was interesting

Garry

Yes but the whole rack and structure seemed to be more than up to the job.

VEGAS wrote:

Garry Russell wrote:BTW that other videos testing the efects of severe vibration was interesting

Garry

Yes but the whole rack and structure seemed to be more than up to the job.

The fact that they returned to the rest position quickly when the excitation stops shows they are supercritically damped..... damping could be increased if she wore a wet t-shirt

TobyV wrote:

VEGAS wrote:

Garry Russell wrote:BTW that other videos testing the efects of severe vibration was interesting

Garry

Yes but the whole rack and structure seemed to be more than up to the job.

The fact that they returned to the rest position quickly when the excitation stops shows they are supercritically damped..... damping could be increased if she wore a wet t-shirt

Alright, alright! Show off...!

There was an engineering play on words in there... I just hope it was noticed

If you mean the damping....it sure was

Garry

Whether or not the wet t shirt would have the intended effect I think requires experimental investigation to confirm

Or you could let the First Officer land it......

http://www1.airliners.net/open.file/1000100/L/

Ian

speedbird591 wrote:Or you could let the First Officer land it......

http://www1.airliners.net/open.file/1000100/L/

Ian

I bet the champagne went everywhere..!

Heh, right mains...left mains... reversers out!