@1bearcatf8f The Martin Canberra B57 is a little different than the English Electric original. That one has a tandem cockpit instead of side-by-side and a unique rotary bomb bay. Used extensively in Vietnam by USAF and VNAF.
@Badseed131313 there still the same aircraft,although the US lengthend them for testing and increased the wingspan and different engine's.Gotta say it was ideal for valley bombing.
theres three cordite charges inside the nose cone, one is fired, the exhaust goes through a small turbine and gearbox thats coupled on to the front of the avon compressor. theres a clutch that disengages when the starter shaft slows down.
theres three charges because it dosent always start on the first attempt
Beautiful engines.
RRAvon 1 year ago
Beautiful classic jet...
TV843 1 year ago
This bomber was suited for veitnam,Tight spot bombing and good for CAS bombing.
1bearcatf8f 1 year ago
@1bearcatf8f and was used in malvinas war in 1982..
horacionav 4 months ago
@horacionav the B-57 is a good light attack bomber.I think it's a pretty nice plane
1bearcatf8f 4 months ago
@1bearcatf8f The Martin Canberra B57 is a little different than the English Electric original. That one has a tandem cockpit instead of side-by-side and a unique rotary bomb bay. Used extensively in Vietnam by USAF and VNAF.
Badseed131313 2 months ago
@Badseed131313 there still the same aircraft,although the US lengthend them for testing and increased the wingspan and different engine's.Gotta say it was ideal for valley bombing.
1bearcatf8f 2 months ago
How exactly does this work?
RCFLYER83 2 years ago
theres three cordite charges inside the nose cone, one is fired, the exhaust goes through a small turbine and gearbox thats coupled on to the front of the avon compressor. theres a clutch that disengages when the starter shaft slows down.
theres three charges because it dosent always start on the first attempt
waspsnest 2 years ago 6
@waspsnest Thanks, I was curious how they worked
mrspivvy 9 months ago
@waspsnest What if you use two on take off, but need to attempt an in air restart more than once?
frozenrocketguy 9 months ago