the second engine shown, the Pratt and Whitney R2800 double wasp, was filmed at Anderson Aeromotive in Grangeville, Idaho. It was the primary engine used in the F4U Corsair and also used in the P61 Black Widdow and the P47 thunderbolt (Jug).
thanks for posting.. great vid. my father alway wanted to get a radial engine. we are motor heads he would be like you guys. just have it in the yard for a fan..lol thanks for posting
Do you like these RADIALs ? :)
YES!!!!!
Yes, that engine so cool
Yes sir I do?! 🔥🔥👍😁
Almost as much as the sound of the geared engines on Beechcraft Twin Bonanzas
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Love the old piston radial and inline engines, they sound great and have a soul. Turbines just ain't the same.
👍 They're definitely a different species.
Sure do, radio engines actually sound like they’re doing some thing unlike turbine
Until a few years ago, a ju 52 flew here every summer. the sound was epic
Dude those things out lived the third Reich
the second engine shown, the Pratt and Whitney R2800 double wasp, was filmed at Anderson Aeromotive in Grangeville, Idaho. It was the primary engine used in the F4U Corsair and also used in the P61 Black Widdow and the P47 thunderbolt (Jug).
These motors are burned oil and thunder. I love them so much.
Finally some decent cooling fans for my PC build
The P&W R2600 sounded like a finely tuned HUGE Block loping beast ! 2:57
I have no idea how TH-cam led me here but I love it.
😮...I've NEVER seen a diesel aircraft engine, before! 😳❤️
Love the sound of this engines ,I could alway tell by the sound when airplane flew over our house that they were radial engines ❤
thanks for posting.. great vid. my father alway wanted to get a radial engine. we are motor heads he would be like you guys. just have it in the yard for a fan..lol thanks for posting
your neighbors must love you
At the .45 second the guy standing to the side inline with the prop! We learnt to never stand in line with the prop.
Damn, these engines sound girthy.
I got the neighbors always bitching and crying about my dog barking, wait till they see one of those sitting out in front of my garage door!
Ahhhh, The deafening sound of nothingness right after the ear drums blow!
Wonderful sounds..
Where are you from guys ?
🇬🇧 UK 👍
Minnesota, U.S.A.
Vietnam
Brazil
Philipines 🇵🇭
And somewhere, 2 blocks down the street, some little old Karen is crying about some noisy engine somewhere.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍
Il motore radiale ha una sua anima propria ...mitico😈😈😈
I love the rolls Royse merlin engines in the p-51 mustangs.
How to be popular with your neighbours start up one of these babies early in the morning
You'd think these engines would have a cage in front of the machines, just on the off chance someone might want to end it all.
Now THATS a leaf blower
I think the Wright R 2600 has the nastiest sound on start up.
the R-755 has loony toons sfx in the background
What’s funny is that the sound of an inertia starter was used for the “ spinning up” of the Tasmanian Devil, of cartoon fame
Por que será que les cuesta arrancar ?
Why so popular in tanks?
high power to weight ratio
@@msquared6324 I can dig it.
なんか雷電のエンジンに近いのがででたね。
When I listen to radial engines on my computer, so do all my neighbors 😈
No confio mucho en esos motores menos en un avion
now put it in a supra
That origional engine looked like it was a prop strike....lucky it did not blow up from internal damage...on the bright side it sounds good
I am still in amazement that the guns mounted behind the propeller never hit the blades while shooting
its just a mechanical cam that triggers the guns when the prop is not in the line of fire
they also had hardened steel sections in the early days because bullets DID hit the propeller