Either his audio is really shit or he turned it up in the edit, Vulcans are loud under power no doubt.... but plenty of average cameras manage to deal with it much better than this. See any other video. Sorry to break the illusion.
I was stationed at RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire on the day of the Vulcan's last operational flight in 1984. Not one, not two, but three of these beautiful old girls howled round all the bases in Lincs. They went right over our heads and I can't even begin to describe how loud they were, it was amazing. No-one could hear properly for days.
Wow! I was a 6yr old boy living at Castlefields (next to Tattershall Castle) married quarters then which wasn't far from Coningsby. My dad was in the RAF as a Sergeant on the Phantom at the time and I do remember the Vulcans occasionally coming over - probably from Waddington?
I think one of the most remarkable thing is the juxtaposition of it's literally stunning beauty & grace and the absolutely horrific task it was primarily created for, dropping nuclear bombs
Well it was recorded on a Samsung Galaxy S2, nowadays I'm recording with a Panasonic HC-V500 and a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 together, should be great for the air show season!
This was the only jet to damage my hearing... Farnborough 2014, I'll never forget it... This is how loud she was and now you can see why. This isn't even THAT close, I was about 150 yards from the runway with this sound going, all 65,000lbs thrust from those Olympus 202's, the sound reverberated off the starboard wingtip. The sound ricochet'd all around the buildings and you hear my ear pop, the chap next to me taking pictures asked me if I was alright and I was.. I just heard a beeping sound in my ear for the rest of the show. I went to the doctors 2 days later because my ear was starting to leak gunk out of it. He checked my left ear and in the top right hand corner there was a 2mm rip in my eardrum, he asked me how I got it when he was doing the analysis of the injury and we got to the part where it said on the paper for medication.. ''What was the cause of the injury'' and I just said... Vulcan.
This was way before I was going to it on TH-cam, I probably have another 25 videos stashed up in my personal files somewhere that I haven't uploaded because they aren't worth it, but this one was really the only take off worth ploading last year. For this year when I got my new camcorder, I stopped with the commentary, before I had no intention of putting the videos on TH-cam, now I do, so I try to keep quite :).
I find it amazing that after all these years of the Vulcan not being in service or seen in the air until 2009, everyone instantly recognises the shape, the name, the Howl and something about it. A truely iconic aircraft in the same league as the Spitfire and Concorde for popularity and British engineering.
This is a excellent video, I loved it when the noise got louder when it went in the air, I’ve seen the Vulcan flew many times, the sky will never be the same without this beautiful aircraft!!
Awesome! in the literal sense of the word, this plane leaves you awestruck, I had the privilege to see this plane display at the place where it was built, woodford in stockpot, it took off from Manchester airport and on its approach to the display area (woodford aerodrome) it was almost silent, it came in from behind the crowd and once above the crowd (this was allowed in the 1990's) all 4 of her Olympus engines were opened up to maximum thrust, the effect was staggering, for me it was one of, if not THE best airshow moments ever, certainly never to be forgotten
Love it! hahahaha! Love it! Beautiful! Brings back great memories of the Air Shows I saw this thing take off and perform here in Canada back in the 1970s to early 1980s. Thank you Damon Marrison and You Tube for this video presentation.
Surprise fly over at my Pass Out Parade in 1983 ....... didn't see or hear it till it appeared from behind the stands. It was Thunderous ! Full burn. I couldn't move but felt the power all through my body. Watching the families reaction. Priceless. Loved these beautiful Vulcans ever since.
Watching this video in October 2020. One of the longest n loudest howls of the Vulcan I've heard. The recorded sound doesn't do justice to the howl because of the distortion but hearing it in person must have been euphoria. The howl actually brought me to tears. 😊
I saw one of these take off at a show when I was younger, and the noise it made was absolutely savage. This little clip seems to capture that quite well =)
When these were in service I remember one at a display at Blackpool airport. It was a no holds barred display of power and truly the loudest plane to date I can recall hearing.
I used to live on the flight path from the Solway Firth/Irish Sea going to RAF Spadeadam. Within seconds of getting over the land, they would drop altitude as they flew low over the military base north of Carlisle. I lived there and often heard these and other aircraft from around the world usually after they've flown over. You would always look for the second, third and forth aircraft too. Awesome clip. Takes me back
Amazing I was here today in the exact same spot more or less to watch her land for possibly the very last time, met some nice people and it made a good day, awsome video.
I used to live near RAF Scampton when these used to fly over my house with the Blue Streak missile under the belly in the early 60s. It used to scare the shine out of me the first couple of times I heard it. I do miss them though!
Steve hi....it was the blue steel missile made at Faldingworth about 5 miles from RAF SCAMPTON!!!!!,and the silo's which housed them are visible from a access road adjacent to the airfield!!!!!, PS I have lived since 1961 between RAF SCAMPTON and RAF WADDINGTON
I was lucky enough to see XH558 take off from as close to the runaway as possible at Waddington 2013. I now know literally what the end of the world sounds like.
As a Canadian myself you know back in the late 1980's if anyone made a bold claim to me that a Vulcan Bomber in the future would be restored to flying again in 2008 I would have laughed at them and called them mentally insane. Back in the 1980's I had all Vulcan Bombers forever grounded inside with moth balls around it after October 1986. Video sights and sounds do no justice to the energy experience of being right there in person feeling, hearing and seeing. It is impossible to describe the energy experience of seeing a Vulcan Bomber best take offs and flying displays back in the 1970's close up at Air Shows to anyone who has not been there just like it is impossible to describe the energy of what an Elvis Presley Concert or The Who with Keith Moon Concerts are like to anyone who has not been to one back then at that time.
OMG!The Avro Vulcan is the loudest plane on earth.I say it's a lot louder than a typhoon ,f-15 fighter eagle,a f14 tomcat, a Saab Viggen jet from Sweden and especially the Red Arrows.😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲
The good thing about dad talking is that when dad is no longer with us said son can listen to his dad's voice and remember when his dad used to take him to see this amazing plane....... So in the future it will be a great reminiscent video of great times.... Well done dad
Me too, 7 years on, Kirsty. I`ved lived within earshot of Waddo for the last 45 years. Was always aware of their importance too us, and that no sound they made was any inconvenience to us. I`m grateful for them for all they helped us to maintain.
I'll never get enough of listening to that beauty, just a shame that your average phone or camera mic can't record the sound without distortion, then again I don't think the best mic in the world could record that aircraft without any lol
Sounds like its tearing the sky open
That is correct! It really is! ;-)
@@SeanHollingsworth That's the sound of the end of the world....
One of the coolest sounds in the world!
The sound of freedom.
@@moonshinepz the sound that made the entire soviet union shit their pants lol
The haunting howl as death takes to the skies.
What an aircraft.
I used to work for AVRO and I can honestly say that is one of the loudest takeoffs I have heard during my time at Woodford
Simply the loudest Vulcan takeoff I've ever heard on YT...maybe the loudest of all. Impressive ! 👍
buzomeu it's having an Exorcist
Agree 🙌
Either his audio is really shit or he turned it up in the edit, Vulcans are loud under power no doubt.... but plenty of average cameras manage to deal with it much better than this. See any other video. Sorry to break the illusion.
@@tomstech4390 have you seen 1 for real? they were LOUD!!!
@@tomstech4390 heard it many times at take off, it's that loud or maybe louder.
I was stationed at RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire on the day of the Vulcan's last operational flight in 1984. Not one, not two, but three of these beautiful old girls howled round all the bases in Lincs. They went right over our heads and I can't even begin to describe how loud they were, it was amazing. No-one could hear properly for days.
Wow! I was a 6yr old boy living at Castlefields (next to Tattershall Castle) married quarters then which wasn't far from Coningsby. My dad was in the RAF as a Sergeant on the Phantom at the time and I do remember the Vulcans occasionally coming over - probably from Waddington?
I think one of the most remarkable thing is the juxtaposition of it's literally stunning beauty & grace and the absolutely horrific task it was primarily created for, dropping nuclear bombs
I dont know whether to laugh, cry or jump up and down like a mad thing ! Bloody marvellous.....
No other sound on this earth comes close to that. Nothing. Goosebumps every single time
Sshh, dad! That made me laugh. This noise gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. That was an awesome example
Rip headphone users!
HAHAHA xD
It's even better with headphones although it could never beat seeing her howl in person
WHAT???
Had to turn them down twice, it just kept on getting louder.
Eh??
That was so loud, that your camera's recorder couldn't even interpret the sound properly.
Well it was recorded on a Samsung Galaxy S2, nowadays I'm recording with a Panasonic HC-V500 and a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 together, should be great for the air show season!
yeah, you would get lovely 1080p results!
On the Note 3 I will get 4k results and on the camcorder ill get insane zoom!
Nice, would love to see them once you have recorded them in summer ;)
It's also because the Vulcan is deemed the loudest plane on the planet to date and no other plane yet has rivelled or beat it yet for being so loud.
This was the only jet to damage my hearing... Farnborough 2014, I'll never forget it... This is how loud she was and now you can see why. This isn't even THAT close, I was about 150 yards from the runway with this sound going, all 65,000lbs thrust from those Olympus 202's, the sound reverberated off the starboard wingtip. The sound ricochet'd all around the buildings and you hear my ear pop, the chap next to me taking pictures asked me if I was alright and I was.. I just heard a beeping sound in my ear for the rest of the show.
I went to the doctors 2 days later because my ear was starting to leak gunk out of it. He checked my left ear and in the top right hand corner there was a 2mm rip in my eardrum, he asked me how I got it when he was doing the analysis of the injury and we got to the part where it said on the paper for medication.. ''What was the cause of the injury'' and I just said...
Vulcan.
This was way before I was going to it on TH-cam, I probably have another 25 videos stashed up in my personal files somewhere that I haven't uploaded because they aren't worth it, but this one was really the only take off worth ploading last year. For this year when I got my new camcorder, I stopped with the commentary, before I had no intention of putting the videos on TH-cam, now I do, so I try to keep quite :).
I find it amazing that after all these years of the Vulcan not being in service or seen in the air until 2009, everyone instantly recognises the shape, the name, the Howl and something about it. A truely iconic aircraft in the same league as the Spitfire and Concorde for popularity and British engineering.
Saw this once at an air show in Liecester and it took off at about 45 degrees just as we arrived - I'll NEVER forget the sheer power and beauty of it
Shhh, Dad !
That howl is stuff you hear in sci-fi or horror films when something creepy happens haha.
Its not just the howl, its the growl , we need this master piece back in the sky
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Girls when power goes out for 3 whole seconds
This is a excellent video, I loved it when the noise got louder when it went in the air, I’ve seen the Vulcan flew many times, the sky will never be the same without this beautiful aircraft!!
Awesome! in the literal sense of the word, this plane leaves you awestruck, I had the privilege to see this plane display at the place where it was built, woodford in stockpot, it took off from Manchester airport and on its approach to the display area (woodford aerodrome) it was almost silent, it came in from behind the crowd and once above the crowd (this was allowed in the 1990's) all 4 of her Olympus engines were opened up to maximum thrust, the effect was staggering, for me it was one of, if not THE best airshow moments ever, certainly never to be forgotten
Ear that owl? Tis t'do wit air goin threw engines, read it on t'tinternet!
Hahahaha the dad made me crack up!!
Jack Glossop Northern Dad is Northern right? (my own Dads a Yorkshireman too so I'm only poking fun)
Tuberuser187 I read this with a thick Yorkshire accent
Brilliant....th’accents bob on
Through.
That was so good with headphones, definitely the loudest Vulcan takeoff video I've encountered yet.
"this is the first time ive heard it" and the last time you will hear anything, ever again.
Love it! hahahaha! Love it! Beautiful! Brings back great memories of the Air Shows I saw this thing take off and perform here in Canada back in the 1970s to early 1980s. Thank you Damon Marrison and You Tube for this video presentation.
"And how did you destroy the Microphone of your camera?" "I just recorded a starting plane..."
Doesn't get any better than that!!🤩
i still hear that sound occasionally emanating from Southend airport where XL426 lives.
it still gives me goose bumps.
That was fucking incredible!!! (sorry for the fucking!)
OOOOOOOOOOOOH My God, change of trousers required!
Beautiful beautiful beautiful machine!!!
Surprise fly over at my Pass Out Parade in 1983 ....... didn't see or hear it till it appeared from behind the stands. It was Thunderous ! Full burn. I couldn't move but felt the power all through my body. Watching the families reaction. Priceless. Loved these beautiful Vulcans ever since.
Watching this video in October 2020. One of the longest n loudest howls of the Vulcan I've heard. The recorded sound doesn't do justice to the howl because of the distortion but hearing it in person must have been euphoria.
The howl actually brought me to tears. 😊
I miss her so much that beautiful noise a bit scary but great she is
I saw one of these take off at a show when I was younger, and the noise it made was absolutely savage. This little clip seems to capture that quite well =)
Nothing beats that sound! Nothing!
When these were in service I remember one at a display at Blackpool airport. It was a no holds barred display of power and truly the loudest plane to date I can recall hearing.
I used to live on the flight path from the Solway Firth/Irish Sea going to RAF Spadeadam. Within seconds of getting over the land, they would drop altitude as they flew low over the military base north of Carlisle. I lived there and often heard these and other aircraft from around the world usually after they've flown over. You would always look for the second, third and forth aircraft too.
Awesome clip. Takes me back
このアブロバルカンの離陸の動画がサウンドも良くて、迫力が伝わる👍
That is so brilliant, thanks for uploading. I hope we can keep her flying for future genrations.
Beautiful sound, absolutely amazing 👏
Bravo Janey
Thank you for that.. needed my weekly Vulcan fix ;)
I support V.T.T.S and have seen her 11 times, but that was definately the loudest.
The Vulcan goes upstairs in a hurry for such a massive plane. Love the sound; like an angry mastodon.
Beautiful - Gives me goosebumps!
Love it, miss it, bring back the vulcan
Amazing I was here today in the exact same spot more or less to watch her land for possibly the very last time, met some nice people and it made a good day, awsome video.
Hollllly crap that jet is just beyond amazing
Agreed, I was there too. Long time since I heard a roar that loud at Finningley - Happy Days !
Music to my ears! Thanks for posting!
A plane with a mission that clearly tells the world to bend over and bugger off when taking to the air.
Unbelievably loud and threatning
I used to live near RAF Scampton when these used to fly over my house with the Blue Streak missile under the belly in the early 60s. It used to scare the shine out of me the first couple of times I heard it. I do miss them though!
Er, the Blue Streak was bigger than the Vulcan. It was capable of going into space. In fact it was designed to replace the V bombers.
Your right. It was of course the blue steel missile. google.co.uk
The missile was actually called "Blue Steel",another Avro design and manufactured weapon.
Sorry Steve,saw your answer and went brain dead!
Steve hi....it was the blue steel missile made at Faldingworth about 5 miles from RAF SCAMPTON!!!!!,and the silo's which housed them are visible from a access road adjacent to the airfield!!!!!, PS I have lived since 1961 between RAF SCAMPTON and RAF WADDINGTON
Ear phones in and it sounds awesome.
Probably one of the only planes that can both make people deaf and make deaf people hear it simultaneously!
the best noise ever, makes the ground shake and the car alarms go off too. long live the Vulcan.
Was treated to the sight of a Vulcan take off at Duxford. One of my most precious memories. So huge, so agile and so very.... loud!
I had the pleasure of seeing one fly at Fairford in 1984, magnificent aircraft still relevant nearly forty years after it was designed
I’m so jealous. I LOVE the Vulcan
Thats a headache.
A very beautiful headache.
I'm very glad to hear it :-D - I hope you get to see her at an airshow this year.
I was lucky enough to see XH558 take off from as close to the runaway as possible at Waddington 2013. I now know literally what the end of the world sounds like.
As a Canadian myself you know back in the late 1980's if anyone made a bold claim to me that a Vulcan Bomber in the future would be restored to flying again in 2008 I would have laughed at them and called them mentally insane. Back in the 1980's I had all Vulcan Bombers forever grounded inside with moth balls around it after October 1986. Video sights and sounds do no justice to the energy experience of being right there in person feeling, hearing and seeing. It is impossible to describe the energy experience of seeing a Vulcan Bomber best take offs and flying displays back in the 1970's close up at Air Shows to anyone who has not been there just like it is impossible to describe the energy of what an Elvis Presley Concert or The Who with Keith Moon Concerts are like to anyone who has not been to one back then at that time.
One of the few videos that conveys the loudness of jets
I saw the Vulcan at an airshow.. I was awestruck!! I just stood with my mouth open in silence (unlike your dad..lol)... Fantastic machine!!
OMG!The Avro Vulcan is the loudest plane on earth.I say it's a lot louder than a typhoon ,f-15 fighter eagle,a f14 tomcat, a Saab Viggen jet from Sweden and especially the Red Arrows.😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲
Hard to believe this awesome bird first split the sky in the 1940s.
What a sound!!! It really is a kind of music!
This has got this be 1 of the most amazingng looking aircraft ever........
That's a very loud TIE fighter
The good thing about dad talking is that when dad is no longer with us said son can listen to his dad's voice and remember when his dad used to take him to see this amazing plane....... So in the future it will be a great reminiscent video of great times.... Well done dad
Dunno...this guy sounds like he’ll probably still carry on yapping when he’s dead n buried. Yorkies always talking very loudly about nothing!
i would be shaking too lol :P aww the adrenalin lol
Last time I saw this up close was when it flew over Lytham at very low level after the Southport airshow. We were right underneath it, amazing
That was awesome!! One of the best take off howl vids that I've seen!! What a sound!!
The Bristol Olympus, shaking bones and quaking souls. Love it.
I had a mate who was in the RAF in the sixties and he said the Vulcan's howl could be heard for miles.
Fantastic!!!
That noise is awesome. Made me a bit emotional at manston when she took off.
That noise and the sight of it, my god it's impressive/fucking scary.
Saw it fly at Duxford, 1983 approx. Always remember full-afterburners and nearly straight-up climb. My whole chest vibrated, which was actually scary!
gavsky23 The vulcan doesn't have afterburner, which makes it even more amazing!
Have seen the Vulcan fly many times but this take off is fabulous!! PS thanks for muting dad!
loving that sound. it was loud at Waddington today too :)
Me too, 7 years on, Kirsty. I`ved lived within earshot of Waddo for the last 45 years. Was always aware of their importance too us, and that no sound they made was any inconvenience to us. I`m grateful for them for all they helped us to maintain.
I had to yank my earbuds out. Unreal!
Bloody hell! Woohooohooohooo! :D
Something that the US lot has never seen!
He caned it! Thought it was only my family who used that word heehe
Fantastic audio wish I heard it make that much noise.
Played this at full volume on headphones.
Played in again and I couldn't hear it as well...
Think my ears are broken 🤣🤣🤣
absolutely terrifying. glad it was ours. best thing we ever made.
Roy Chadwick designed this aircraft right after ww2 yet it looks like something from the future! The man was an absolute genius!
This Yank loves the howl and all the other wonderful planes the Brits come up with. That howl would cause anyone to shit their pants.
That plane is having an Exorcist
Epic clip of the Vulcan taking off, Saw it land at Finningley on Thursday.
Oh yes yes yes yes yes yesssss!
Can't wait to see the pretty birdie at RIAT :D
I'll never get enough of listening to that beauty, just a shame that your average phone or camera mic can't record the sound without distortion, then again I don't think the best mic in the world could record that aircraft without any lol
The howl is either a) a notification that you nuke is being sent b) a notification a nuke has been delivered
Magnificent!
awesome! not seen this for real for 20 years!
Holy crap....that was an end of the world loud!
Woooow😮i could nearly feel it through the camera but man that was sooo loud..
That is one awesome sound.
best on youtube ever,thanks for this:)
Good fuckin lord, this video really puts into perspective just how loud this beast is.
I think my ears are bleeding...
so this is what is responsible for all the mystery noises of 2012