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David_Jay
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Joined: Sat Jan 19, 2008 2:49 pm
Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan

Post by David_Jay »

Love to have one of these to kick start the BFG.
thought you'd like it...
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Billy Catringer
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Joined: Mon Feb 02, 2009 2:32 pm
Location: Texas

Post by Billy Catringer »

Has anyone ever built a Faraday Wheel out of superconducting material? Might get some interesting results.

David_Jay
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Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan

Post by David_Jay »

EMALS has been successfully shore tested, video of the first F/A-18 launch at the link below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... uLsg_viWW0
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ltgbrown
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Location: Belgium

Post by ltgbrown »

Nice video! Brings back lots of memories from when I flew Hawkeyes and was a Mini Boss.

By the way, "which is obviously big enough to launch an E-3 and more", has a typo. Should be E-2. E-3 is a 707 airframe Air Force (wusses) plane.
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krenshala
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Location: Austin, TX, NorAm, Sol III

Post by krenshala »

ltgbrown wrote:Should be E-2. E-3 is a 707 airframe Air Force (wusses) plane.
Hey hey! I resemble that remark (former USAF). :)

I agree, it is a mistake they shouldn't have made in the article. Same (well, extremely similar) job, but definitely different aircraft.

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