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AES wrote:
If you tie a 100 foot rope to the tail of an airplane (or some other part of the airframe), attach it to a good strong post, and run the propellor up to whatever rpm is available, is anyone claiming the airplane can then lift up say a feet off the ground? (Assuming the tail doesn't tear off) (and, a conveyor belt under the airplane is optional) That completely changes the situation. The plane couldn't take off with a regular runway if you secured it to a fixed post. -- Darrell R. Schmidt B-58 Hustler History: http://members.cox.net/dschmidt1/ - |
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