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Emily writes:
I work for a manufacturer of high-bypass turbofans and they're still extremely loud. Turbojets are ear-splitting even from the observation decks from which I used to watch them. Turbofans are hard to hear more than a few hundred metres away. They may sound very loud, but that's only because it's hard to remember how low turbojets were. Military aircraft can serve as a good reminder of how loud engines can get (for an extreme example, the SR-71 is a good test, with its turbojets that cruise in afterburner). Believe me, there's not much difference between old and new. How can you be so sure? There isn't much of the old around any more. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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