Prop blur for Rob! by blinkings
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This man keeps this engine on a trailer, and then tows it to all the plane shows. It was revving so hard and sounded so loud that the ground was shaking. I took a hi-def video of it, but in the clip it looks like it is quiet and just idling! I promise it wasn't! Click below for the video footage. It may take a few moments to load depending on your pooter.
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Comments (9)
kgb224
Stunning capture my friend. I will have a look at the video clip at home as the link of the video clip is blocked here at work.
whaleman
Nice shot! I am surprised though that the owner's of these mounted engines, which are becoming ever more popular, do not take the simple precaution of placing a simple frame around the prop to prevent something disasterous from happening. I fully expect someone will get injured by one of these before too long, if it hasn't happened already. Then a zillion laws will be enacted to stop anyone from doing this.
jayfar
I bet his neighbours love it when he runs that at home!!!
durleybeachbum
What an odd hobby!
debbielove
Just like The Merlin Display Team! But you have the sacred 'Prop Blur!' Well done dude!!!!! Great shot and want one! Well a dozen really!!!! Cheers for the dedi mate! Rob
Faemike55
Great capture! At least the neighbors can be thankful that he doesn't have a Jet engine test stand........
Mark@poser
Give me a steering wheel and I'll drive it to work...Ha.ha!
misha_d
I wish I can understand better what makes all these powerful machine run, someday, but you seem to be around engines a lot, do you?
chuter
I like all the pitch dialed in on the club (cut down prop). It's a sign he wants to throttle it up a bit which requires some load on the crank, although I'm sure he can't get rated power. What a blast! That thing to the right looks very intriguing ...