used to see these beautiful "aluminum overcast" when they flew out of Goose Bay in the 70's, nice to see one still flying, kudo's to the restoration team
My Dad used to work on these & told me a tale about one of the fleet which he'd worked on, which had a strange 'klonking' noise reported by the flightcrew. Upon investigation, it turned out that someone had left a CHAIR in the port wing tank after repairing s fuel sensor...
well its unique to the olympus 200 series engines and is most noticable at 80% ish thrust its called "intake harmonics" so the welsbourne vulcan having 300 series engines cant generate that "howl" although the southend one could
When i saw on the news some footage like this i thought it was all a dream! After 13 years being restored and takes off tike any normal other aircraft. Its just incredible! Listening to those engines rev up to full power for take off once again! Just incredible!
nice
xxlushedenxx 5 months ago
@wba95x 16,400lb static trust each i understand ........ I've heard somewhere that each engine can shift 8tons of air a second?
george385 9 months ago
That's what I'd call STOL...
22fret 1 year ago
10 second roll on a nuclear bomber, what even fighter aircraft do that today :) vulcan to the sky!
bazman85 1 year ago
used to see these beautiful "aluminum overcast" when they flew out of Goose Bay in the 70's, nice to see one still flying, kudo's to the restoration team
orenda14 2 years ago
reminds me of my ex wife she roared like that and fire came out her gob!.
even looked the same
kingbleah 2 years ago 8
Love the vulcan use to watch it at mildenhall her roar is awesome.......
gazmon 2 years ago
Excellent!
rockyPants4000 3 years ago
you dont just hear this thing you FEEL it at takeoff
mpainter22 3 years ago 6
WOO- and indeed -HOO!!!!
My Dad used to work on these & told me a tale about one of the fleet which he'd worked on, which had a strange 'klonking' noise reported by the flightcrew. Upon investigation, it turned out that someone had left a CHAIR in the port wing tank after repairing s fuel sensor...
gchampi2 3 years ago 3
HAHA!! Well, it's big enough!
sheldonholy 2 years ago
did anyone know how it howls?
well its unique to the olympus 200 series engines and is most noticable at 80% ish thrust its called "intake harmonics" so the welsbourne vulcan having 300 series engines cant generate that "howl" although the southend one could
JAYwayne75 4 years ago
ah, thanks for explaining.
Always used to hear it from my house when it would do its runs up the runway. Goosebumps everytime.
Kringlebeast 4 years ago
Brings back memories from the 60s. Those Olympus engines pack a punch. Fantastic!
102trafalgar 4 years ago
excellent,it has taken so long to get her back in the air,good vid,i wish i had been there,looking forward to seeing her at an air show!.
stretchmark8 4 years ago
Fantastic. Great sound capture.
SAMMYTHOMAS 4 years ago
WOOOOOO! Fly baby fly!
hellspenguin50 4 years ago
Love that howl!
b00giehead 4 years ago
When i saw on the news some footage like this i thought it was all a dream! After 13 years being restored and takes off tike any normal other aircraft. Its just incredible! Listening to those engines rev up to full power for take off once again! Just incredible!
supervulcan222 4 years ago
nice to see the vulcan back in the air again. now lets get a victor in the air as well
walters1992 4 years ago
woohoo!!! been a long time coming
accez24 4 years ago